WHUT Howard University Television

WHUT Howard University Television As the only station owned/operated by an HBCU, Howard University WHUT airs more than 3,500 hours of public affairs and educational programming each year.
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The station's signal reaches over 2 million households in the greater Washington metro area. In fall 2007, WHUT also began a digital simulcast to this viewing area, the ninth largest media market in the United States. WHUT has thousands of loyal viewers and donors who tune daily to its unique mix of PBS series such as NOVA, The American Experience, Sesame Street, and its original productions on lo

cal and national topics. Specials also highlight special events and renown speakers at Howard University, such as Cornel West, Toni Morrison and Nobel Laureate Ivar Giaever. WHUT has won 13 Emmys, and numerous other awards such as the Telly, Aurora, and Cine Golden Eagle.

D.C.’s African American music legacy is all around us — in museums, theaters, parks, and the neighborhoods that helped s...
06/16/2026

D.C.’s African American music legacy is all around us — in museums, theaters, parks, and the neighborhoods that helped shape the sound of the city.

From go-go and gospel to jazz, classical, and hip-hop, WHUT’s latest family guide highlights places where families can explore the artists, stories, and cultural movements behind the music.

Read more:

For African American Music Appreciation Month, I’m challenging you to create your own list of places throughout the Washington, DC metro area that connect to the rich legacy of African American music.

06/16/2026

🎵 Groovy Archives Presents x WHUT: Hidden in the Credits

This Black Music Month, we’re shining a light on the voices behind the music.

This four-part social series explores the producers, writers, arrangers, composers, and other often-overlooked contributors who helped shape some of the most recognizable songs and sounds in music history.

Next up: Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff

Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff are the legendary songwriting and production duo behind the iconic Philadelphia soul sound of the 1970s, commonly known as the “Philly Sound.” As founders of Philadelphia International Records, they helped shape the sound of modern R&B and soul music, writing and producing more than 175 gold and platinum records. Their groundbreaking contributions to music earned them induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2008.

📅 New episodes drop every Monday on :
• June 22

Presented by Groovy Archives x WHUT.

06/16/2026

Nature walks are a simple way for families to explore, learn, and spend time together outdoors.

From spotting trees and plants to asking questions about the world around them, moments like this help children stay curious while connecting with nature.

And remember, you can watch Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood right here on WHUT-TV.

06/15/2026

There’s always something informative to watch on WHUT.

Paul Laurence Dunbar: Beyond the Mask explores the life, legacy, and literary impact of one of America’s most influential poets and writers. Discover the story behind the words and the man whose work helped shape generations of Black literature.

📺 Tune in to WHUT and experience the stories that educate, inspire, and connect us.

06/14/2026

As we ease into Sunday, we wanted to share a little nostalgia from our Kings of Music Meet & Greet.

POV: That Sunday morning oldie your mom used to clean the house to just hit in real life.

From the music to the memories, it was a special evening celebrating the songs and voices that have soundtracked generations.

On June 10, WHUT hosted a special Kings of Music Meet & Greet at SOST featuring legendary vocalists Gerald Alston and Ru...
06/12/2026

On June 10, WHUT hosted a special Kings of Music Meet & Greet at SOST featuring legendary vocalists Gerald Alston and Russell Thompkins, Jr.

Guests enjoyed an evening of music, conversation, and community, along with signed memorabilia, photo opportunities, and a chance to connect with two artists whose voices helped define generations of R&B and soul music.

Thank you to everyone who joined us as we celebrated Black Music Month and the enduring legacy of these iconic performers.

06/12/2026
06/11/2026

Don’t miss DECADES: When Women Lead – Cora Masters Barry, a look at how Cora Masters Barry helped create opportunities for generations of young people in Southeast Washington through leadership, advocacy, and the creation of a neighborhood tennis center.

📺 Tuesday, June 16 – 10:30 AM
📺 Wednesday, June 17 – 10:30 PM
📺 Thursday, June 18 – 4:30 AM
📺 Thursday, June 18 – 1:30 PM

Watch on WHUT-HD.

06/11/2026

Take a moment to hear from Wendell Pierce as he shares advice for the next generation of actors on Classical Canon.

His words offer insight, encouragement, and perspective for anyone pursuing their passion, honing their craft, or navigating their own creative journey.

📺 Premieres Monday, June 15
🕣 8:30 PM ET

📌 Save this post for when you need a little inspiration.

06/10/2026

Tonight’s the night.

We’re getting ready to welcome Gerald Alston and Russell Thompkins, Jr. for our Black Music Month Meet & Greet at SOST.

🎤 Gerald Alston & Russell Thompkins, Jr.
📍 SOST
🕡 6:30 PM

If you’re joining us, safe travels—we’ll see you there.

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