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TV One

Launched in January 2004, TV One (www.tvone.tv) serves more than 57 million households, offering a broad range of real-life and entertainment-focused original programming, classic series, movies, and music designed to entertain, inform and inspire a diverse audience of adult African American viewers. In December 2008, the company launched TV One High Def, which now serves 14 million households. TV One is owned by Radio One [NASDAQ: ROIA and ROIAK; www.radio-one.com], the largest radio company that primarily targets African American and urban listeners; and Comcast Corporation [NASDAQ: CMCSA, CMCSK); www.comcast.com], one of the nation's leading providers of entertainment, information and communications products and services.www.tvone.tv

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Oct 8, 2026

Vaughn SmithHOST
50:53
They presented it.
Vaughn SmithHOST
50:54
By the way, they presented it to TV One as an actual serious documentary about a New Zealand film legend called Colin McKenzie, who was a lost Kiwi pioneer of early filmmaking.
Vaughn SmithHOST
51:05
He did things, if you know the history of film, he developed colour film.
Vaughn SmithHOST
51:09
Before that was done overseas, he synchronised sound and tracking shots and And apparently he'd done it all in a West Coast bush, a remote, isolated West Coast bush.
Jase ReevesHOST
32:05
This has been a big...
Jase ReevesHOST
32:06
Somehow it stemmed from the TV One debate the other night.
Jase ReevesHOST
32:09
The two leaders went head to head.
Toni StreetHOST
32:10
Yes, and apparently Jack Tame posed the question as being a billionaire immoral.
Toni StreetHOST
32:38
And if you were watching, you would have seen they had a dancing robot.
Toni StreetHOST
32:41
It did.
Toni StreetHOST
32:42
It felt very, I don't know, it felt way more exciting and consumable, I think, than the leaders' debate on TV One the night before.
Toni StreetHOST
32:50
But you're right, Jase.
Murray GibsonGUEST
39:27
Hmm.
Murray GibsonGUEST
39:27
I, I suspect, um, TV One.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
39:31
Okay.
Murray GibsonGUEST
39:32
Yeah.
Mike HoskingHOST
18:45
You get one who loves you, one who hates you, and that's the key to success.
Mike HoskingHOST
18:48
Mike, the way last night's TV One debate reminded me of a game show.
Mike HoskingHOST
18:52
It was short on substance, designed more for a theatre aspect.
Mike HoskingHOST
18:55
Comparing the debate with El Jazeera or CNN, the TV One format is long since redundant.
Mike HoskingHOST
18:59
Daryl? I told them that in 2017.
Mike HoskingHOST
19:01
They didn't listen to me and they're still rolling out the same thing.
Manaia StewartHOST
23:47
Exactly, yeah.
Jeremy WellsHOST
23:48
Also, we dissect last night's TV One leaders debate.
Jeremy WellsHOST
23:52
There was a question in there which was quite
Manaia StewartHOST
23:54
surprising, I've got to say.
Winston PetersGUEST
8:02
We made a serious speech about immigration.
Winston PetersGUEST
8:05
TV One to this day still hasn't printed it.
Winston PetersGUEST
8:08
This is disgraceful.
Winston PetersGUEST
8:10
And they, of course, they think us, uh, winning the election's over, that we're gonna carry on and let them behave that way.
Marcus LushHOST
4:13
Hipkins 68%, Luxon 32 on debate amongst undecided voters.
Marcus LushHOST
4:18
TV One audience loaded with Labor's voters as always." I think the people there are undecided.
Marcus LushHOST
4:25
Um, but it's only people's opinion.
Marcus LushHOST
4:28
Um, "Marcus, I've been watching the debate.

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Marcus LushHOST
10:39
It's just got unexpectedly out of control, which only happens exceptionally rarely every year.
Marcus LushHOST
10:44
Marcus, I'm listening to you right now.
Marcus LushHOST
10:46
I'm choosing not to watch the debate at all on TV One.
Marcus LushHOST
10:48
Two hours of my life I won't get back, I just don't care.
John HowardGUEST
28:29
Oh, sure.
John HowardGUEST
28:30
I, I had an outreach from a journalist who was investigating a story, and he did a really good job, and the story was on TV One last night, and this morning, I did a breakfast TV interview.
John HowardGUEST
28:39
Strava is the fitness tracking app.
John HowardGUEST
28:41
A number of NZDF personnel have been using it and in what I'd call an extremely inappropriate manner.
Jesse MulliganHOST
6:07
That was great.
Jesse MulliganHOST
6:07
Chase is on TV One each day at 5:00.
Jesse MulliganHOST
6:10
You probably know that.
Jesse MulliganHOST
6:11
Um, now I've been fascinated to hear about A Remarkable Place to Die, second season.
Mike HoskingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:11
New Zealand First at 10, Act at nine, Te Paati Maori at two.
Mike HoskingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:15
The other one coming out today is the TV One poll for tonight's debate, of course.
Mike HoskingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:18
On the numbers I gave you, there is no government formed unless the opportunity get above five.
Mike HoskingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:24
And so they'd probably go with Labor.

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