Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guests: Inclusion In The Arts advocate Christine Bruno, and Lawrence Carter-Long, curator/co-host of Turner Classic Movies' The Projected Image: A History Of Disability On Film, and Stephen David, executive producer of The Men Who Built America, launching on History Channel October 15.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guests; Larry Kennar, creator/executive producer of DTLA, the first scripted TV series with major crowdsource investment via Kickstarter (premieres later this month on Logo), and Urmet Janes, chief technology officer of Inkspin 1, a new video calling via TV venture, speaking live from Estonia.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guest: David Nadelberg, creator/executive producer/host of The Mortified Sessions on Sundance Channel (launching season two Monday night).

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guest: ESPN 30 for 30 executive producer John Dahl.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guests: Bronwen O'Keefe, senior vice president of Nick Mom, the new primetime programming block starting next month, and Simple.tv founder/chief executive Mark Ely.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guest: TV One president/chief executive officer Wonya Lucas.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guest: Urban Broadcasting TV chief executive Peggy Dodson. Plus a special announcement about Tomorrow Will Be Televised's future.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guests: Roger Bobb, executive producer of The Rickey Smiley Show, premiering Tuesday night on TV One; Janet Murguia, executive producer of the ALMA Awards, running on NB, and WNET Thirteen executive/executive producer Julie Anderson.

Internet radio program about the TV scene. Our guests: Mike Richards, The Pyramid host and executive producer of The Price Is Right and Let's Make A Deal, and Jeff Aploff, executive producer of the new syndicated game show Let's Ask America.

Internet radio program about the TV scene, live from the opening day of Diversity Week at the New York Hilton. Our guests include Women In Cable Telecommunications chairperson/Cox Communications vice president Kathy Payne, incoming NAMIC chairperson Michael Armstrong and Mastering The SATs producer Ted Leibowitz.