Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: former CNBC and TiVo chief executive Tom Rogers, now executive chairman of Engine Media, the organization behind new smart TV set/device-distributed programming service UMG TV, which launched last week.

First of three episodes this week for the program all about TV.  Our guests for this 90-minute episode: Spike Van Briesen and Anne Wolfe, executive producers from Labor Of Love, Fox's new unscripted relationship series which starts May 21; Ernest White II, host of Fly Brother, a new travel series launching this month on public television stations, and Abi Morgan, creator/executive producer/writer of The Split, Sundance TV's relationship drama series which begins its second season Wednesday.

Third and final episode of the program all about TV this week. Our guests: Coudie and Chike, the creator.direcing duo behind Topic's horror anthology series Soul City (produced in New Orleans), and Becca Gitlitz, executive producer of The Story Of Soaps, ABC's primetime special next week.

Special 90-minute Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Mary Mack, co-star of Hulu's new animated series Solar Opposites; Steve Alperin, chief executive officer of SurvivorNet TV, the new smart TV set/device service catering to people dealing with cancer, and Wally Lamb, author of I Know This Much Is True, the best-selling novel turned HBO miniseries with Lamb as executive producer.

First of three episodes of the program all about TV this week. First up: a preview of MikeMarze Entertaiment's new smart TV set/device-distributed programming service (launching May 15) with co-owners Lemarze Smith and Michael Lewis Jr., and Jermaine Collins, creator-writer of new scripted series Reverse. Then Graeme Manson, Peabody-winning executive producer of Snowpiercer, TNT's long-awaited adaptation of the hit movie which debuts May 17.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Emmy-winning cinematographer Neville Kidd (Sherlock) , now working on Apple TV+'s revival of the 1980s anthology series Amazing Stories, Emmy-winning executive producer Mike Richards (The Price Is Right/Let's Make A Deal), now executive producing the ABC primetime return of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire with Jimmy Kimmel, and Philip Mullings Jr., co-star of Tyler Perry's Bruh, playing on BET+.

Special 90-minute edition of the program all about TV, marking its 11th anniversary on BlogTalk Radio today. Our guests: Greg Nicotero,  The Walking Dead executive producer-director, whose Shudder series Creepshow (based on the popular horror anthology movies) makes its debut on AMC tonight; from BYU TV's new series Jeff's Homemade Game Show, host/co-creator Jeff Rogers, and co-creators/producers Bob Marsist and Bob Kopach, and Corey Grant, creator-writer/director of Pump, one of a variety of new original scripted/unscripted series on Urbanflix TV, the smart TV set/device-distributed programming service that launched May 1.

First May 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Soumya Sriraman, president and chief executive officer of BritBox, known as the Netflix of Great Britain; Ian Skorodin, president and chief executive officer of the Barcid Foundation, organizers of the first-ever Native American Showrunners project, an effort to develop scripted series creators/producers of Native American background, and Native American Showrunners participant Shelley Dennis.

Final April 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Jack Perry, founder and chief executive officer of Syncbak, the unique showcase of local TV station newscasts and programs available on smart TV sets and TV-connected devices. Through its SBTV unit, Syncbak created a pair of unique 24/7 services related to the ongoing coronavirus situation--Coronavirus News Channel and Survivors & Heroes..

The program all about TV. Our guests: DeShuna Spencer, founder and chief executive officer of smart TV set/device-distributed programming network Kweli TV; Brandon Piety, head executive of Yippee, a new TV venture offering programming for all ages via smart TV sets and connected devices, and Jon Niermann and Justis Kao, chief executive officer and communications head respectively at Loop TV, the multichannel music video service presenting a special virtual music festival tomorrow (starts at noon Eastern time/9 a.m. Pacific).