Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Sudz Sutherland, co-creator and lead director of Shoot The Messenger, WGN America's next original mystery series.

President's Day 2018 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Kristi Zea, Academy Award nominee and director of Notes From The Field, the acclaimed Anna Deavere Smith-starring presentation coming to HBO February 24.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Christopher Scott, choreographer on Zombies, Disney Channel's original made-for musical premiering tonight..

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jennifer Gayne Blake, senior manager of Sundance Institute's Episodic (TV) Laboratory; Joni Day, executive producer of Beat The Clock, the classic game show revival now playing on Universal Kids, and Unreal executive producer/showrunner Stacy Rukeyser.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Kristi Henderson, leader of Color of Change's Hollywood Project; Bridgit Antoinette Evans, executive director of Pop Culture Collaborative, an organization awading grants to ventures aimed at expanding diversity on TV and other entertainment forms; Deniese Davis, chief executive of ColorCreative, Issa Rae's diversity TV venture, Emil Pinnock, representative from Unleashing Giants, and Katrina O'Gilvie, writer of Behind The Movement, TV One's latest original movie running Sunday night.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: New York Times best-seller writer Marc Shapiro, author of You're Going To Make It After All, the new Mary Tyler Moore biography, and Brian Kavanaugh-Jones and Justin Levy, executive producers of In The Cloud, Crackle's new original movie premiering tomorrow.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Paul Scanlan, co-founder and chief executive of Legion M, the fan-driven entertainment venture celebrating its second anniversary this month; Ashley Turing, chief executive officer of LiveTree Adept, a venture using blockchain and crypto currencies to create, finance, producer and distribute new TV series, and Arlasha Stevenson, director of Butcher's Block, the next Channel Zero miniseries on Syfy.

First February 2018 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests:  Zainab Salbi, host of the new five-episode PBS series MeToo, What Now?, which premiees tonight; Ed LaHood, chief executive officer of Thyng, out to offer augmented reality content via TV, and Ed Solomon, writer of Mosaic, HBO's interactive storytelling miniseries experiment, which ran last week.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Holly Sorensen, creator/executive producer/showrunner of Step Up High Water, YouTube Red's new series adaptation of the popular movie franchise, kicking off Wednesday; Chrissy Mazzeo and Rivkah Beth Meadow, co-star, creator and executive producer, and producer respectively, of Bartlett, Vimeo's new musical comedy series that begins January 30, and Adrienne Mitchell and Shawn Doyle, executive producer/director and co-star of Bellevue, the new mystery drama on WGN America.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Judith Verno and Derrick Williams, executive producers of Faith Under Fire:: The Antoinette Tuff Story, Lifetime's next true story-based original movie starring Toni Braxton, which will premiere Saturday night, and Tony Fama, host and managing editor of 50PlusPrime, the newsmagazine series now running nationwide on Pop.