Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Russ Schafer, Yahoo! senior director of marketing; Laura Wellington, creator/producer of The Wumblers; and John Markus, BBQ Pitmasters executive producer/on-air commentator (and former producer on The Cosby Show and Taxi)

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our topic/guest: the best and worst TV programming of 2009, with TV critic Curt Schleier, creator/main author of www.tvsoundoff.com.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Russell Barrett, creator/executive producer of Outer Space Astronauts, new Syfy primetime series; Steve Bellamy, The Ski Channel chief executive officer, and Kris Slava, Ovation senior vice-president of programming/production.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Stephen Macias, executive vice president/general manager of Here Media, behind the Here! TV network; and Rick Feldman, president of NATPE (National Association of TV Program Executives).

Special day before Thanksgiving edition of the Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: American Life TV Network/ALN chief executive officer Chris Wyatt and production/development president Aaron Norris.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guest: Steve West, Alcatel-Lucent senior director of emerging technology and media.

Weekly Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Tom Forman, executive producer of Extreme Makeover Home Edition, and executive producer of Find My Family, premiering Nov. 23 on ABC; and Fourth Wall Media chief product officer Ellen Dudar.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Art Edwards, executive producer of Cake Boss on TLC, and Steve Jean, Eastman Kodak HD Player project manager.

Weekly Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guest: Mitch Joel, author of the new digital age best-seller Six Pixels of Separation.

Internet radio program covering the TV scene. Our guests: Jackie & Jeff Schaffer, co-creators/executive producers of The League on FX; David Royle, Smithsonian Channel executive vice president of programming; and Larry Namer, E! Entertainment TV founder.