Cafe Mocha
Café Mocha is program that was created by and for Women of Color and is co-hosted by actress and two-time Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist MC Lyte, comedienne Loni Love (E! Entertainment’s “Chelsea Lately”) and broadcast veteran Angelique Perrin. This high-energy, two-hour show features the latest in urban music, lively chats from an unabashedly women’s perspective, no-holds barred advice and exclusive interviews with top performers, celebrities, politicians and civic leaders.
Caribbean Experience
Socca, Reggae, Dance Hall & Calypso are all very different types of music from the Caribbean, but host John Blake brings them together in a non-stop party. Added in is news from across the Caribbean to bring your island home a little closer.
Gospel Spirit
Hosted by 41 year market legend Patrick Ellis, Gospel Spirit is the most listened to Sunday program in the Washington, DC area. It’s the place we turn to for refuge and for rejoicing, and we capture that spirit by playing the new and classic Gospel Music you love, along with Church Announcements, Birthdays and more.
Horizons
Horizons is a half-hour program that focuses on general health issues in the African American community. Host Tyrone Barksdale talks to experts in all fields of health and wellness to help the listener live a better lifestyle one step at a time.
Energetic and full of life is the only way to describe Michel Wright, and she emphasizes positivity and fun during her show. From her quick takes on cultural trends, to the 5:00 Happy Hour, it’s all about Community and Connecting.
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News Break
Each Saturday morning at 4:30am, WHUR’s award winning news team brings you a half-hour segment dedicated to the news generated by Howard University, one of the leading universities in America.
Overnights
It’s an Adult Mix of long music sweeps overnights on 96.3 WHUR. Whether you’re working that third shift, making it a late night, or just dealing with a bout of insomnia, we know that overnights aren’t just for sleeping and we want the vibe to be right.
Rankin Chapel
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel, located on the main campus of Howard University in the nation’s capital, has historically served as a center for cultural and religious activities of the university. For more than a century, the prophetic call has been presented each week from the Chapel pulpit by some of the most distinguished American preachers, and outstanding national and world leaders.
Soulful Sundays with a Touch o Jazz
Soulful sundays With A Touch Of Jazz w/ Lorna Newton
Words and music are one on Spoken Word at Joe’s Place. Hang with Joe and learn about his visit to the underground phenomenon of Spoken Word that thrives in DC’s lounges. You’ll learn about poets from across the country while they visit with Joe.
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Sunday Afternoon Gospel
On Sunday’s the spirit just won’t stop. On your way back from service or as you ease into your Sunday afternoon listen to the Gospel music you love. Catch Sunday Afternoon Gospel to hear Jacquie Gales Webb play the music and talk with the people who make it.
Author and relationship therapist Audrey Chapman opens the airwaves for 1 hours each Saturday morning. Call in and participate in the discussion or simply listen at home. Either way it’s nice to know you’ve got access to the relationship doctor. You can hear the second hour of the Audrey Chapman Show on our sister station H.U.R. Voices on Sirius XM Channel 141.
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The Drum has long been known as the first telegraph. A way our ancestors communicated before phones or even the telegraph. We know Washington DC’s news affects not just the region, but the world, so radio and television veteran Harold Fisher breaks the news you need to know and invites listeners to call-in and provide feedback about daily topics. You can hear the second half hour of the Daily Drum on our sister station H.U.R. Voices on Sirius XM Channel 141.
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The Hang Suite
Troy Johnson and Marc Clark are no strangers to radio. This dynamic duo have been paired up in radio markets from St. Louis to Baltimore, endearing listeners with an award-winning blend of comedy and intellect. They now bring their quick wit and humor to Saturday nights for a fresh new sound for WHUR — The Hang Suite, a hip, edgy, interactive, upbeat show that includes the hottest party mixes from DJ Lonnie C, compelling conversations, artist interviews and more.
Whether you’re listening in your vehicle, online, or on your smartphone, at work listening has never sounded better during the Middays with Triscina Grey. At noon listeners are invited to call into Café’ 96 for an hour of musical requests and lunchtime favorites. So from that second cup-of–coffee break to those hours when the day hasn’t moved fast enough, it’s good to know you have the personality, information and music to help you make it through.
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On the station where the format was born, The Original Quiet Storm is the place to catch songs that tell the stories of love. Pioneered in the mid-1970’s by Melvin Lindsey, The Original Quiet Storm lives on with Jeff Brown and his smooth delivery and deep playlist.
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The Show
Tony Richards takes it to the streets Monday through Friday on the Steve Harvey Morning Show, but on Saturday afternoon he brings it to you live from the studio. Tune in to catch Tony chatting with listeners and playing the music that sounds like Washington.
Steve Harvey has found a perfect way to bring a smile to his listeners either with his “Real Talk,” one of a kind interviews or great music.
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The Time Tunnel
Long time radio veteran Caroll “Mr. C” Hynson has years of experience in the business, so he knows which jams have stood the test of time. It’s a journey back to the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s to experience jams, fast & slow, that made the blue light parties hot.
THIS WEEK …Washington’s Next Big Voice features Radio Veteran Leigh Hamilton. Vote Now!
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Weekend Quiet Storm
It’s the weekend version of the “Original Quiet Storm.” Tune in as Mansey Pullen puts his slant on the original, born on WHUR.
Weekend With Ed Gordon
Entertaining, Fun, and Smart – WEEKend with Ed Gordon is the show everyone’s been waiting for. It’s entertaining and informative. WEEKend is where YOU talk about what’s hot, hear the latest scoop, get advice and a laugh, plus you’ll hear the best music on the radio.
If you missed it during the week, catch the WHUR Weekend Review as Bobby Gailes wraps up the week and tops it with a musical bow. Hear the top songs from around the country plus the top songs in DC and only on WHUR.
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