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Big Dreams, Bold Pitches: Inside Klein College’s Mock Pitch

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Building Bridges in North Philadelphia: How Temple’s Community Gateway is Making an Impact

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Queer Temple Is Back With a New Semester Premiere

Queer Temple returns this semester with a powerful new episode centered on the voices and experiences of LGBTQ+ actors working across theatre, comedy, and television. Premiere is February 13 at 12 noon.

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Temple Tonight 2502A
(Recorded in March 2025) On this episode of Temple Tonight, host Spencer Boyce does it all, from interviewing the Philadelphia Eagles’ biggest fan to almost getting into a fight with Declan O’Conner about Saint Patrick’s Day gold; this episode is jam-packed with hilarity. Later, special guest Lukey joins the studio. Lukey is a singer, songwriter, […]
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Temple Talk returns for the second half of Season 13 with a full Hollywood rundown, covering everything from award season buzz and breakout stars to trending adaptations and celebrity drama. Featuring new voices, fresh segments, and industry insight, the episode blends lively discussion with in-depth analysis of the biggest stories shaping entertainment in 2026.
Temple SMASH 1404C
On this episode of Temple Smash, the crew delivers yet another highly amusing show filled with over-the-top skits and segments. From a strip-tease murder mystery to a deadly literal bartender, this episode has it all! Included in this episode are “Bachelorette Party,” Banana Split,” Charades,” Cheers,” Science Fair,” Mandy,” and much more!
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Past shows of Temple University’s weekly, half-hour news program produced, written, directed and anchored by students.
Cartoon Starcade
Presented by W.O.N., “Cartoon Starcade” resembles the Saturday morning broadcast networks’ programs in the 70s and 80s, primarily a nod to “CBS Saturday Morning.” Through public domain or via syndication deals, the collection of animated shorts includes “Little Lulu,” “Superman,” “Dick Tracy,” “The Phantom,” and more.