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Bridging Community and Public Safety: A Conversation with Captain Terry King

Premieres April 8 at 12 noon

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QUEER TEMPLE

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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A Powerful Reminder of Why Media and Mentorship Matter

In this candid panel discussion, media professionals share powerful insights on breaking into broadcasting, navigating change, and finding your voice in a rapidly evolving industry. Now available ON DEMAND templetv.net

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On this episode of Temple Tonight, host Madeline Gillespie hosts an exciting show filled with stand-up comedy. Madeline discusses New Year’s Resolutions, Valentine’s Day, and more.  Later, Madeline welcomes Emma Shainline and Sarah Allison from Thrift and Flop, a Temple club specializing in craft-making and thrift shopping.      
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In this season finale of Temple Talk, hosts Maggie Fitzgerald, Alissa Clausell, Baker McNamara, and Alyssa Threadgill bring you all the latest pop culture news. Britney Spears’s pregnancy, Wendy William’s battle with COVID, and “the slap heard around the world” are only some of the topics delved into by the hosts. Temple Talk‘s correspondents take […]
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On this episode of Temple Smash, the crew returns to the studio after nearly two years! The hilarious skits featured include “The Parent Trap,” “Hat,” “Todd’s Journal,” “Dressed to the Nines,” “To Whom,” “Golden Shower,” “Grig Girls,” “Ba Dum, Tss!”, and more. So tune in and laugh along with the live audience!
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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.