Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guests: Entrepreneur magazine editor-in-chief Jason Feifer and Sports 1 Marketing chief executive officer David Meltzer, both involved with Elevator Pitch, Entrepreneur Network's new original series launching September 20 and available via smart TV sets and TV-connected devices; Nick Antosca, creator/executive producer of Channel Zero, Syfy's miniseries anthology starting its second season September 20, and Tina Kopic, co-author of White Paper On The Employment Of Actors With Disabilities, put together and distributed by the Ruderman Family Foundation. Plus a recap of the 2017 Primetime Emmy Awards, including last night's outcome.

The program all about TV. Our guests:  Soledad O'Brien, producer/host of Matter Of Fact, the syndicated weekend political magazine series, and co-host/producer of Who Shot Biggie & Tupac?, Fox's primetime special September 24; Rita Aleman, Matter Of Fact executive producer; Shawn DuBravac, founder of Astra Insights and former Consumer Technology Association research chief, and Ross Elliot, executive producer of American Beauty Star, Lifetime's new beauty-centric competition series that premieres September 21.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jubba Seyyid, senior director of programming and production at TV One, discussing the new true crime series Thou Shalt Not (which debuts tonight), and Adrian Sexton, chief executive officer of Titan Platform, a new technology player in the smart TV set/TV-connected device marketplace. Plus the latest on tropical storm Irma and a round one Primetime Emmy Awards recap.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Scott Satin, executive producer of Funny You Should Ask, the new daily/nightly syndicated game show premiering Monday. Plus the latest on Hurricane Irma, expected to hit landfall in Florida this weekend.

Special post-Labor Day edition of the program all about TV. Our guests: Lauren Lake's Paternity Court and Couples Court creator David Armour...plus Paternity Court judge Lauren Lake and Couples Court judges Dana and Keith Cutler. Paternity begins its fifth year in syndication this month, while Couples starts its first, with both series syndicated by MGM/Orion TV.

The program all about TV, starting the second month of its second decade on the air. Our guests: Heather Mathews and Tiffany Rhynard, producer and producer/director respectively of Forbidden: Undocumented & Queer In Rural America, a special presented tonight on Logo, and Maleni Chaitoo and Craig Fogel, executive producer and executive producer/creator/star respectively of Don't Shoot The Messenger, a unique comedy series available through smart TV sets and TV-connected devices via YouTube. Also: the latest on Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

The program all about TV.  Our guests: One Mississippi executive producer Kate Robin, North Fork Television Festival founder Noah Doyle and artistic director Jerry Foley, whose second annual event happens next month in Long Island, and Power Rangers TV series producer/writer/director Douglas Sloan, now launching The Siren Chronicles, a new series of fantasy novels. Plus a tropical storm Harvey update.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Travel Channel vice president Neil Regan, who serves as executive producer of Caribbean Pirate Treasure, the new series involving explorer Phillipe Cousteau (Jacques' grandson) and Ashlan Cousteau--who will be on with Regan; and former ABC News cameraperson Tony Hirashiki and Terry Irving, author and editor respectively of On The Frontlines Of The Television War, a new book on Hirashiki's Vietnam War tour of TV duty.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Newsy general manager Blake Sabatinelli. Plus a celebration of Jerry Lewis' television career.

The program all about TV, now in its second decade on the air. Our guest: Wet Hot Amerian Summer: 10 Years Later co-composer Matt Novack.