Shows

Temple Smash

Temple University's first and only televised variety show, produced for students by students. Taped in front of a live studio audience in TV Studio 1 of Annenberg Hall at the School of Communications and Theater, the show features an array of talent acts including original sketch comedy, musical groups, dancers, stand-up comics, short films, and more. Click here for more information.

The Grog Show

Features a collection of digital shorts, organized around the misadventures of two college roommates. Click here for more information.

OwlSports Update

A weekly student run show of Temple University's intercollegiate athletic programs. It is anchored, produced, filmed and edited by volunteer students of Temple University. Click here for more information.

FMA

A collection of student work from Temple University's Film and Media Arts department. Click here for more information.

Temple News

The paper of record for the Temple community since it first printed as Temple University Weekly in 1921. The award-winning student publication distributes 8,000 printed copies, free of charge, to the university’s five primary locations in the Delaware Valley, including Main Campus, Center City, Health Sciences, and Ambler. Click here for more information.

Temple Tours

A TUTV produced documentary style series that explores various venues associated with Temple University.

Temple Basketball

From the same people that brought you Temple TUFF, take an inside look at Temple University Basketball, produced by 20/20 Visual Media, LLC, a company founded by Temple University graduates Patrick Rosenbaum and Rob Czyzewicz.

Philadelphia Neighborhoods

Journalism students tell the stories that represent the diverse voices of the multicultural and multinational Philadelphia neighborhoods in a form of hyper-local coverage. Click here for more information.

Temple Update

A weekly, half-hour news program produced, written, directed and anchored by Temple students. Update focuses on news and events on campus, in the surrounding area and anywhere there may be a story of interest to the greater Temple community. Temple Update is produced every Thursday morning in the TV News Broadcast Production Practicum class (BTMM 4596), assisted by a dedicated staff of student volunteers.

We Make The Call

A TUTV sports talk show featuring four Temple students debating current sporting events.

TUTV Community Forum

A collection of student produced programs from the BTMM Television Production practicum course.

Temple TUFF

An inside look at Temple University Football, produced by 20/20 Visual Media, LLC, a company founded by Temple University graduates Patrick Rosenbaum and Rob Czyzewicz.

Temple Theater Presents

Recorded productions from Temple University's Theater department. Click here for more information.

Philadelphia Broadcast Legends

This show chronicles the lives of famous Philadelphia Broadcasting Legends as told by themselves on camera.

Philly Minutes

Philly minutes is a short Temple University documentary production that focuses on important Philadelphia people, places, and events.

Temple Alumni

Film projects from Temple University Alumni. Productions include features, shorts, and animation.

FITT Technology

Coach Mike Armstrong hosts cutting edge fitness program that focuses on the individual's athletic ability by integrating various forms of exercise to achieve optimal physical performance.

NCC Events

This program features events from the National Constitution Center in old city Philadelphia. Click here for more information.

Temple Flashback

Archival programing from Temple University.

University Specials

A collection of documentaries, interviews, special events and programming from Temple University.

University Lecture Series

A collection of lectures featuring particularly prominent speakers, many of whom are guests to the university.

Temple Japan

News, programs and events from Temple University Japan.

Medium Close-Up

The School of Communications and Theater's own Len Guercio interviews notable Temple SCT alumni, film makers, and industry professionals.

Temple Ambler

Special programming from Temple University's Ambler campus.

Termite Television Collective

Founded in 1992, Termite TV is a video collective with members based in Philadelphia, PA and Buffalo, NY. The mission of Termite TV Collective is to produce, distribute and facilitate the creation of experimental and activist media that challenges the status quo and provides an alternative to corporate media. We value working collaboratively across artistic disciplines, inspiring other artists, encouraging the expression of multiple styles and points of view, risk-taking, innovation and the blend of humor and intelligent critique in our work.

Reminiscence

Jim Ambandos interviews notable figures in broadcasting, education, humanities and politics.

Behind the Scenes of a Talk Show

Talk show producer and Temple University adjunct professor Donna Benner interviews notable talk show hosts and gives students a behind-the-scenes look at the industry, beyond the flashy hosts and the sometimes outrageous topics.

Hypothetically Speaking

A show on Temple University's student run radio station, W.H.I.P. Streaming live every Tuesday night at 9pm. The program develops a new topic each week and opens it to the public for discussion.

Koresh Dance Studios

A behind the scenes look at Koresh Dance Studios.

Movies

Classic movies presented by Temple University Television.

Specials

Special programming from Temple University Television.

Seeds of Hope

A series of five documentary films about courageous efforts underway in Ethiopia to break the silence, encourage innovative approaches to prevention, and lift the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS.

Deutsche Welle

Germany’s international broadcaster: online, on-screen and over the air. It provides a European perspective to audiences around the world and promotes intercultural dialogue. Click here for more information.

Remarkable People

A series originally created by Emmy-winning Seattle filmmaker Jean Walkinshaw in the 1990s. Through these engaging, candid and insightful half-hour video portraits, viewers meet colorful, gifted people who add to the vitality of the Northwest.

Link TV

A unique perspective on international news, current events, and diverse cultures, presenting issues not often covered in the U.S. media. Click here for more information.

NASA 360

Take a 360 degree look inside the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Click here for more information.

Japanland

For an entire year, adventure filmmaker and author Karin Muller immersed herself in Japanese society. The result is a rare look behind the tatemai - Japan's public face - to see the honne, the true inner character of Japan.

Great Gardens

Great Gardens is a monthly half-hour gardening program that focuses on plants and all things related to successful gardening and beautiful landscapes in our area.

Wonders of the West

Uncover some of the most unique people, places and sites that the west has to offer in Wonders of the West. Join Emmy Award winning producer Brian Wignall, his wife and biologist, Julie Wignall and their daughter Amelia as they explore the natural wonders and mysteries of the American west.

Philly Arts and Culture

Featurettes, short films, and events from artists in the Philadelphia area.

InnerVIEWS

InnerVIEWS with Ernie Manouse airs on over 100 public television stations across the country.

Between the Lines

Host Barry Kibrick interviews influential authors and film makers.

Doggy Dilemmas

In Doggy Dilemmas Denise Mazzola, a certified professional dog trainer with over twenty years experience helps people train their dogs.

Great Decisions

This series is produced by the foreign policy administration, and it gives an in depth analysis through expert opinions on global issues.

The Naked Garden

A comprehensive urban gardening TV show (for any skill level gardener) embracing the wisdom of traditional farming systems, modern scientific, permaculture and technological knowledge.

Life Focus

Each program addresses issues relevant to culture: domestic violence, raising children, guns in schools and the prison system. Click here for more information.

Chapman Shorts

An hour-long program that provides a behind-the-scenes look at how a short film or documentary is conceived and made. The films are screened during each episode, allowing viewers to appreciate the film’s journey from start to finish.

Travel Television

This half-hour program explores changes in technology, regulations, and products and services designed with the traveler in mind. This series focuses on voluntourism and presents stories of those people volunteering their time and efforts to rebuild the gulf coast.

Art In Motion

From Ballet to Boxing, for documentaries and development, Art In Motion has produced over 500 discrete pieces, raising awareness, money and eyebrows. Click here for more information.

Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations

Randy, Mike and Don load up their cramped minivan to document outsider artists, grassroots art environments and offbeat attractions of all kinds. Click here for more information.

AMRF

The American Music Research Foundation is dedicated to the promotion, documentation, and preservation of American Music, particularly blues, ragtime, boogie woogie, jazz, and rhythm and blues.

Why We Fight

A series of seven propaganda films commissioned by the United States government during World War II to demonstrate to American soldiers the reason for U.S. involvement in the war. Later, they were shown to the public to gain support for American involvement in the war.

New Deal for Artists

A collection of documentaries about a series of federal arts projects created by Franklin Delanor Roosevelt after the great depression as part of the New Deal.

Global Focus

A documentary series narrated by Robert Redford, featuring intimate portraits of passionate and dedicated environmental activists from around the globe.

The Road Less Traveled

A collection of three films on language and life in North Carolina.

Ethically Speaking

A 10-part series hosted by John Jeffries that explores the intersection of ethics, public policy and personal life.

Stateside Footy

A program featuring the sport of Australian Rules Football as it is played in the United States. The show is an attempt to bring this exciting foreign sport to a larger American audience. Viewers of Stateside Footy will learn more about the game, and see what an exciting game it can truly be.

Tracing Your Family Roots

A series of half hour shows which are produced at Fairfax Public Access (FPA) and aired on cable in Fairfax County Virginia on Channel 10 during the second and fourth weeks of each month.

Grill Dog

The show is all about Food, Fun and Friends. We have a great mix of comedy with real life cooking and great easy to duplicate recipes. Who knows, you just might learn something, and you'll certainly have a laugh. Click here for more information.

Future Talk

A cable TV show that examines the global impact of technology, both for good and for bad, and tries to see where the new technology is leading us. Click here for more information.

Gallery Works

The 2009 Wisconsin Association of PEG Channels Video Festival award winning cable program, produced and hosted by Kitty Lynne Klich, is dedicated to the promotion of the Visual Arts and the Artists who create it. The half hour program features either interviews with artists, who discuss and display their work, or demonstrations of a particular art form. A wide variety of mediums, styles, and approaches to art are shown and discussed.

Oven Luvn with Chef Melisa

Melisa has a style of cooking for every age group, and with her brother Antonio as her sidekick chef, they make a humorous and fun pair to watch. They both have a way of presenting the dishes that appeals to all ages.

All Aboard

A half-hour weekly show produced in the 1990’s by Green Frog Productions of Douglasville Georgia with the railroad enthusiast in mind and covers railroad operations over the last half of the 20th century across much of The United States.

Chef Ed Cooks

Chef Ed is making all sort of different dishes from Squash Soup, Shrimp Po'Boy to Pumpkin Souffle. Many of the dishes can be made in 10 - 15 minutes and the rest with little preparation time. Great for the busy family. Also, many dishes can brought to your next potluck.

Cooking With Papa Tuck

Papa Tuck teaches new and old cooks how to prepare meals for their families with guests from around the world.

Evening Exchange

A program from Howard University featuring one-on-one interviews with writters, philosophers and newsmakers whose works offer insights into the black community.

Cooking with Marie

An award-winning cooking show hosted by Marie Hejl Saba. The focus is on easy recipes for the home cook.

A Culinary Journey

A cooking program produced by chef Luca Paris, owner of Luca’s Mediterranean Café; a fine dining restaurant in Keene, New Hampshire.

Wandering Canada

The series is hosted by Wiz Bryant, a veteran Canadian singer and songwriter. He wanders with the wind and we wander with him discovering more about our country and ourselves in the huge, wild, magnificent, lonely, and storied land we call Canada.

Humanities On The Road

The series features interactive presentations on topics ranging from Pennsylvania Folk Music to African Americans in the Civil War to environmental pioneer Rachel Carson.

Professor Fred's Movie Marvels

Known during the 80s and 90s for his syndicated column Mondo Video, Professor Fred Hopkins leads viewers and students of schlock through the chaotic world of movie monsters & screaming babes that haunted the minds of America's youth long after they left the steamed-window comfort of drive-in movie theaters.

Temple Athletics

A collection of programs covering Temple University sports.