Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guest: MHZ Networks CEO Frederick Thomas.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Cooking Channel general manager Michael Smith, and independent executive producer/syndicator Steve Rotfeld.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene, now in its second year on BlogTalk Radio. Our guests: Bob Reid, executive vice president/general manager of The Africa Channel, and My Take On TV editor/blogger Amrie Cunningham.

Internet radio programing covering the TV scene, now in its second year on BlogTalk Radio. Our guests: Interactivation (formerly MagRack) president Matthew Davidge, and RCBd president Herve Utheza. Also: details of NBC and Fox's fall primetime program lineups.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Emmy-winning sitcom director Joe Russo from Arrested Development and Community; Ellen Dudar, FourthWall Media chief product officer.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Stan Hubbard, ReelzChannel chief executive officer, and Rob Shambro, GenosTV chief executive officer.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene: Our guests: Stanley Washington, president of the National Coalition of African-American Owned Media; Eric Schaeffer, executive producer/director/star of Gravity, Starz's new critically-acclaimed and controversial dramedy; and National Cable Telecommunications Association executive Rob Stoddard.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guest: Amy Introcaso-Davis, Oxygen senior vice president of original programming (rescheduled from last week).

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: David McKillop, senior vice president of programming at History Channel; Ben Bowie, co-executive producer of Into The Universe With Stephen Hawking on Discovery Channel; and Screen Actors Guild associate national director Adam Moore and national director Mark Friedlander.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Josh Appelbaum, co-executive producer of Happy Town on ABC, and Maria Brennan, president of Women In Cable Telecommunications.