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We’ve all heard the stories and seen the movies about the Tuskegee Airmen. The heroic black […]
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Talking about suicide is not easy. Every time we discuss this issue, it seems to get […]
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Her name is Roda Bashe. She’s a social media influencer from Houston, Texas. But earlier this […]
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We’re at the Reporters’ Roundtable, talking about the top stories of the week. A Prince George’s […]
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At 80 years old, President Biden is the oldest President in history. California U.S. Senate Democrat […]
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We all are familiar with foster care. The system for children of all ages who may […]
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The DMV is home to the third largest number of Black immigrants in the nation. Making […]
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There have only been two black women, U.S. Senators. The first, Carol Moseley Braun from Illinois […]
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It’s not the easiest or most comfortable subject to talk about. But if you are a […]
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It’s been 60 years since the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., shouted those immortal words […]
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It’s been a very busy, newsworthy month in Montgomery County. Education, culture wars and transportation are […]
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In less than a week, the doors of DC Public Schools will open for the new […]
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Are you up to date on your medicaid benefits? If you’re not using them, you may […]
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It’s the end of the work week. Time to breathe a sigh of relief after dealing […]
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You don’t have to go far in the DMV to encounter the homeless. They are at […]
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The Covid pandemic emergency is over. But that doesn’t mean the threat of the disease is […]
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Are you married, single, in a situation-ship or just doing you? We’re talking about love and […]
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The COVID pandemic forced a lot of people to work from home. Now, there’s a movement […]
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Freddy Gray, Michael Brown, George Floyd, Sandra Bland, Tyre Nichols. It’s no secret what these people […]
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It’s the incident seen across the country. Viral videos showed the Black co-captain of a riverboat […]
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How’s your money? Has it been a hot spending summer for you? You may have spent […]
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We’ve all heard so much about the “self-care” trend. Some would say it’s a movement.They range […]
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Usually when we have our relationship conversations on Friday’s, we hear from the women.Now it’s the […]
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We all know that racism in some form or another exists in America. We may have […]
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Parents… we’re still pretty much in the middle of summer vacation. The new school year for […]
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Today is a very important day in Black history. Acknowledgement from the highest office in the […]
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The birth of a child is a joyous occasion. It’s a time to celebrate bringing a […]
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This has ignited a lot of debate about large dinner parties at restaurants, how to split the check, who pays, tipping and more.
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They're working to provide health support, workforce development and many other resources.
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We don't what happened to her. We take a look at what information we have and explore the possibilities.
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We're also talking about the new emergency crime bills.
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We're hearing from first responders in this discussion, about what they're going through and how they are managing.
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What's in the DC Crime Bill and how will it work?
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The winner will replace retiring Senator Ben Cardin.
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What does legalization of recreational marijuana mean for Maryland?
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President Frederick has a great conversation with Dr. Byron Ford, the Chair of the Department of Anatomy and the M. Wharton Young Endowed Chair in Anatomy at Howard University.
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We're trying to have an honest conversation about gun violence in the black community.
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For our Wellness Wednesday segment we take a look at this growing service.
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What's getting on your nerves and grinding your gears?
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It is a landmark decision that will immediately impact the racial make-up of predominately white institutions of higher learning.
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The size of the problem and why you should be concerned
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Is the American dream of home ownership in DC possible?
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So many things can go wrong, from guests behaving badly to bad weather and more.
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We take a look at elder abuse, what you should know about it and what to look for if you suspect it.
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For this Wellness Wednesday conversation, we help you figure it out... when your family isn't much help at all.
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We have advice for new graduates who are trying to navigate the ultra competitive employment market.
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The governor discusses public safety, education and other Maryland issues.
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We look at the law, the politics and the historic moment.
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What you need to know to keep your skin healthy during warm and humid months.
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Trump, cemetery shooting, bad air quality and black bear captured.
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Councilmember Mel Franklin wants fathers and father figures to stand up for peace in the community.
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Why should some of us should pay more attention to kidney health this time of year?
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We need solutions. We get some in this conversation.
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We'll look at the impact of cigarette smoking and menthol-flavored cigarettes in he Black community.
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What's behind it and what do you need to do to get back on track?
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We discuss juvenile crime and other law and order issues in Prince George's County.
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Our Medical Monday conversation takes a look at the reports and the impact on the black community.
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We talk about the problem but we hope to address solutions to deadly juvenile violence.
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We sit down with Commissioner Thomasina Coates to talk about this issue.
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We talk about this new idea and what it may mean for young Marylanders and others interested in community service.
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Join Harold Fisher Wednesday, May 17th@ 7pm for our WHUR-WHUT-TV special edition of the Daily Drum. “Mental Health and Black America. Real Talk.” Hear from experts, those impacted, and loved ones trying to help
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President Frederick talks with Dr. Kelechi Fluitt, Executive Director of Student Outreach and Engagement for Howard University.
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We're talking about the relationships we have with our mothers and the secrets we kept from them... or think we kept from them.
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We honor the work, the sacrifice and strength of these medical professionals.
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We're celebrating teachers during national teacher's appreciation week as we discuss the joys of teaching.
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Who else like me loves rooted vegetables especially when they are roasted?! On this episode of […]
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President Frederick talks with Ariel Triplett, Director of Emergency Management and Safety for Howard University.
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It's an exploration of how multiracial children confront the issues of race and identity.
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Parents are concerned about making sure their children get to the prom and return home safely.
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There are hot button issues outside of budget negotiations that could also impact county residents and even visitors to the county.
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A new report by The United Way of the National Capital Area closely examines the issues and the people who continue to struggle.
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Prioritizing self-care over productivity on Mondays.
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President Frederick speaks with Jordyn Allen, the President of the Howard University Student Association.
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We're helping you get cleaned up, purge that stuff and get organized.
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Mendelson talks about the Chief Robert Contee's planned retirement
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April is National Sexual Assault and Prevention Awareness Month.
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This is National Crime Victims Rights Week and we take a look at what happens to victims of crime after the police are gone.
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Recently, I had the pleasure of sitting down on the set of ‘Crucified’ and interviewing the […]
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We hear from two prominent women thought-leaders as we discuss the victories and challenges.
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Court officials share details about the new SOARS program.
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In tonight's Medical Monday... we're talking about allergies and how you can find relief.
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Howard University is the only HBCU with a swim and dive team.
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Addressing crime and violence in the Black community.
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Do we have the courage to look at problems in our communities and say... maybe there is something we should be doing to fix our own problems?
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What are you doing to avoid being a victim of violent crime?
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Disconnecting from work when you are away from the job.
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We sit down with Montgomery County's police chief.
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On today's episode of "The Journey," President Frederick talks with James Rhee, the Johnson Chair of Entrepreneurship in the Cathy Hughes School of Communications and the Senior Advisor to the Center for Women, Gender and Global Leadership.
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How do you stay true to those wedding vows for a lifetime?
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We have advice for parents whose children are struggling with this very emotional rite of passage.
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Join Harold Fisher for “To Love and To Cherish,” Wednesday, February 15th at 7pm for our monthly WHUR-WHUT special edition of the Daily Drum.
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This is our Medical Monday conversation about your heart health.
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If you're a person of color, is there a risk that you could be lowballed?
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A special program focused on the rich, hidden stories in Washington, DC is set to launch Thursday, Feb. 2 on Howard University's WHUT-TV.
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February is National Children's Dental Month and we are focusing on proper dental care for the samllest among us.
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The leaders of DC's public schools and parks and recreation's efforts to provide programs and educational opportunities for District youth.
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There is a push, following the death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of police officers, for police reform.
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Dr. Frederick discusses the pandemic, school safety and security, prostate cancer research and other issues.
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We sit down with the county executive to talk politics, public safety, education and other issues.
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It may sound far-fetched, but our financial experts have tips to help you get there.
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We'll also talk about DC's criminal code and President Biden's classified document problems.
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We're examining this difficult but important topic.
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It's time to set relationship goals for the new year.
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We're talking about how you can do your part and save money in the process.
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A program designed to give your child a head start after graduating from high school in Prince George's County.
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We're doing a bit of an exit interview tonight.
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Why is this happening? What can be done about it?
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It may do more that just help your liver. Can you do it?
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Join Harold Fisher Monday, January 16th at 7 pm as we present “We Got Next… Millennials and Gen Zs Taking Up the Social Justice Banner.”
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The importance of communities supporting black businesses.
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We're asking about safety on the field of play in one of America's most violent professional sports.
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Good money management following the holiday spending spree.
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Share the things you don't want to see under the tree.
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How do you talk to your children about the financial realities of the holidays?
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How do you keep your family out of your business?
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We're checking in with the guys at the men's roundtable to talk about how to navigate the holiday office party.
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Can father's show too much affection towards a son? How much is too much?
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We're continuing our series this month about personal boundaries.
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DC activists are pushing for peace on the streets.
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What's the latest on this complex medical issue?
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We talk about his dealerships, Black entrepreneurship and we may even ask him a few questions about cars and trucks.
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Griner was released as part of a prisoner swap with Viktor Bout... a notorious Russian arms dealer.
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How do divorced or separated parents share the children and make the best of the holidays?
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Do successful African-Americans feel pressure to work for the culture?
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What does friendship mean to you? How do you define it? Are their levels to friendship? Our […]
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NBC4 Consumer Investigative Reporter shares what co
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The first week of December is Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Week.
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We're talking to him about several criminal justice issues.
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November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and this is the perfect time for diabetics to watch their numbers.
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How do you manage your own finances in a tricky economy?
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Information and resources about Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
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Plenty happening in the sports world this week as we try to cover all the bases.
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Two new credit models are in place that the FHFA says will help millions get loans.
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What scares you and sends you running for the covers?
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Making sure that kids that are involved in youth sports are safe and happy.
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President Frederick talks to Nikole Hannah-Jones, the Knight Chair in Race and Journalism at the Cathy Hughes School of Communications, and founder of the Center for Journalism and Democracy.
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Cases of domestic violence are on the rise in the U.S. October brings awareness to the issue.
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Protecting children from airborne illnesses, the flu and Covid this winter season.
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What measures should be taken to create wealth in the Black community?
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If you were in Kyla Thurston's shoes, what would you have done?
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What you need to do about detection and treatment of breast cancer.
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President Frederick talks with Dr. Roger Mitchell, the Chair of Pathology at the Howard University College of Medicine.
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Will it be temporary or will it help you find the love of your life?
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Next week a virtual summit will be held to examine diversity in the media and advertising industry.
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The county is experiencing growth and growing pains. How is it all being managed?
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This is the 100th anniversary of National Fire Prevention Week
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On today's episode of "The Journey," President Frederick talks with Dr. Jevay Grooms, Assistant Professor with the Department of Economics, and Dr. Michael Ralph, Chair and Professor in the Department of Afro-American Studies, about strategies to reimagine how our economies function and who they serve.
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We take a look at what anxiety is and how it can be treated.
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This event has been a one-stop shop for employment, medical, rental assistance, support for returning citizens and military veterans.
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"Awakening: Ladies, Leadership and The Lies We've Been Told"
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Don't leave family or loved ones behind without final instructions.
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We're going talking about the latest in treatment.
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The good, the bad and the discussion about gentrification.
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New statistics on the pay gap. We go behind the numbers.
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President Frederick talks with Phylicia Rashad, award winning actress and the Dean of the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts.
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Where is the debt relief for black farmers who are really struggling to stay afloat?
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The Prince George's County youth curfew, Quinta Brunson, Jimmy Kimmel and The Emmy Awards, Queen Elizabeth II.
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How can women of color keep their businesses afloat and successful?
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County Executive Marc Elrich talks politics and public safety in Montgomery County
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How do you create success when you're in business with your spouse?
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Prince George's County to institute a curfew for youth 17 and under.
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WHUR is the home of The Caribbean Experience. It’s one of the most celebrated radio programs […]
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We've brought in community activists to share their thoughts.
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Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt, the new interim superintendent, will officially take over as chief of the school district on September 1st.
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Dr. Lewis Ferebee discusses teacher hiring, COVID mandates, and safety and security for the new school year.
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Talking to the chiefs of some of the regions biggest school systems.
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How the now-adult children of Hurricane Katrina are still impacted by the aftermath of the storm.
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It's a head to toe, inside and out event for women.
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If you're the one paying for dates, are they becoming more difficult to afford?
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Why is this happening and what can parents and educators do about it?
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What has changed for new Black businesses and funding opportunities in 2022?
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The "quite quitter" phenomenon. Is it something new or just another symptom of a changing workforce?
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We have information about how to protect yourself and who should be vaccinated.
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Why can't some people give work a rest and disconnect?
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We have help for those with or without a green thumb.
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Abortion, DC Gun Violence, Biden and COVID and much more.
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What is happening to the venerable profession of school teacher?
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We talk about the dangers of not taking care of your skin this summer and what you need to do right now.
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We break down the testimony and the politics of last night's hearing.
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As we observe National Minority Mental Health Month, we try to address the questions around this issue.
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We also talk to political analyst Reecie Colbert about the other primary races for the Maryland primary.
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Parents have you scheduled an appointment for your child’s COVID and other vaccines. Do you have […]
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How do you not fall back into the same kind of damaging relationship?
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The last time Tom Perez worked for the State of Maryland… he was secretary of the […]
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Former Secretary of Education John King runs for Maryland governor.
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Addressing issues important to Maryland's African American community.
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Democrat Peter Franchot is running for Maryland Governor.
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What is menopause and what can women do to ease the natural process?
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We continue our conversations with candidates for local and state elections.
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The legal and political challenges facing Griner
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Doeshe have a shot at becoming Maryland's first Black governor?
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The Democrat is running for governor in Maryland and vows to bring change to state education and healthcare.
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What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines for children younger than five years old.
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What are the long-term implications for women's reproductive health?
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He's sitting down to tell us why you should vote for him.
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(Washington, D.C.) – The races for the next mayor of the District of Columbia is winding […]
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As Father's Day approaches, we celebrate the men who are making and have made a difference in our lives.
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Muriel Bowser shares her platform as she seeks a third term as mayor of the District of Columbia.
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Discussing the top news stories of the day. It's Reporters Roundtable.
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James Butler discusses his platform in his quest to become the next mayor of the District of Columbia.
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What has and has not changed since that murder in Minneapolis?
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We have questions too and are tackling this issue from all angles.
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We examine the circumstances around the latest shooting and ask why does this keep happening.
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How did we get here and what can parents do about it?
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What do you need to know to keep you and others safe?
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From suits to cuffs to shoes without socks, we cover it all.
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Where do race relations in America go from here?
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A conversation about the continuation of mass shootings in the United States that target African Americans.
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Attacks on entertainers and athletes are escalating. Why and what can be done about it?
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Highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander Month
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Preparing a second teen in the family for college.
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Honoring our mother's on the eve of Mother's Day weekend.
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GOSPEL SPIRIT MAY 8, 2022 Mother’s Day! SONGS ARTISTS 8am […]
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Elrich discusses school security, politics and other issues.
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What triggers depression and how can it be treated?
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It has never happened before in the modern history of The Supreme Court. A draft of […]
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We hear from educators on the first day of National Teachers Appreciation Week.
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On this episode of "The Journey," President Frederick talks with Dr. Hugh Mighty, Howard University's new Senior Vice President of Health Affairs and outgoing Dean of the College of Medicine and Vice President of Clinical Affairs.
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Self-empowerment, mentorship and health awareness.
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We discuss the rules and the politics of this race.
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Free prostate exam vouchers for first 50 men over 40 to register.
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President Frederick has an insightful conversation with Dr. Anthony Wilbon, Dean of the Howard University School of Business.
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We talk to those who have done it and guided those who desire it.
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Tomorrow is earth day. The is day designated to focus on green energy, conservation and saving […]
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Information, resources and the story of a family living with it.
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Law and order conversation with the top prosecutor in the county.
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Today on "The Journey," President Frederick has a candid conversation with Robert Clark, Howard University's Chief Compliance Officer and Dr. Erica Alexander, Howard University's Deputy Chief Compliance Officer.
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Churches are reopening now. Are you going back inside or are you going to wait?
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We're at the Reporters' Roundtable with a look at the top stories of the week.
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He's being charged with carrying out terrorist attacks against a mass transit system.
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What can parents do about this to keep their children safe?
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President Frederick speaks with Michael Steele, the Former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland and Former Chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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What do you need to know ahead of the upcoming filing deadline?
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This weekend the NCAA basketball Final Four kicks March Madness into high gear.
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Redistricting is happening in state legislatures and local governments across the country, with results that will impact communities across the nation.
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Prince George's County Police Chief Malik Aziz joins us for a conversation.
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Will Smith, Chris Rock and the Oscars that sent shock waves around the world.
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How do you renew, refresh and redecorate without going broke in the process?
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We examine the first day of questioning for Judge Ketanji Brown-Jackson.
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Treating allergy symptoms during the spring season.
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President Frederick has an insightful conversation with Rashad Young, a veteran public servant, about his life experiences and career path.
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We look at women who are tapping into the deep wells of business acumen and thrive along the way.
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Addressing race and racism after hate crime charges are filed against students in Frederick County, Maryland.
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What do you need to do to maintain the best kidney health possible?
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Authorities suspect a single gunman is responsible for shooting five homeless people.
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What can you do to blunt the impact of the economic crisis?
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How do you reclaim the passion you felt during the early years?
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We talk to Maryland State Senator Arthur Ellis about how the county is changing.
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How women are faring in jobs and careers traditionally held by men.
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Chief Jones talks about the shooting at Magruder High School, youth crime and police reform.
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President Frederick talks with Lauren Bush, editor-in-chief of the Howard University Undergraduate research journal and Trisha Lal, co-founder of Howard University College of Medicine Research Digest.
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How do you know if your friends are toxic? What do you do about them?
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Why should Americans care about the conflict there?
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The love of basketball sent a Prince George's County man to Ukraine to live out his dream. But the Russian invasion briefly turned his dream into a nightmare.
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What might her confirmation to the Supreme Court ultimately mean?
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We talk to him about the new job and county politics.
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Trucker's protest, racial justice and the Russia/Ukraine conflict.
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"Surviving Deep Waters: A Legendary Reporter's Story of Overcoming Poverty, Race, Violence and His Mother's Deepest Secret".
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Would you except less pay when you're working from home because of the pandemic?
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Mask mandates are being lifted across the country. What does this mean for us all as we move forward during the pandemic?
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What triggers a perpetrator to commit this kind of violence?
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Black love and the key to keeping it alive and vibrant.
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President Frederick talks with Dr. Andrea Hayes, the new chair of the Department of Surgery at Howard University College of Medicine and Howard University Hospital and the first woman to occupy this position.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is offering resources.
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Teen violence, mask controversies, Amir Locke, bomb threats and more.
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Is it a big deal to the community and those who achieve it?
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President Frederick talks with Boyd Rutherford, the Lieutenant Governor for the state of Maryland.
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A new era has begun for DC's professional football team, but it begins without some constant blemishes. We're talking all things Washington Commanders
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Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks joins us for a conversation.
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We spotlight and remember the magnificent history and legacy of African Americans in Washington, DC
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A conversation about your health and your heart.
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Talking about what's getting on your nerves and grinding your gears.
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Race and politics for The Supreme Court decision
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We discuss pandemic fatigue and other issues at the COVID-19 Roundtable
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Kimberly Jones talks about a new black economic strategy
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From illiteracy, to the NBA, to a Master's Degree
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COVID controversies, President Biden one year later, Senate vote on the vote, Trump factor
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The 1965 Voting Rights Act and why the political clock appears to be turning back in 2022.
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Are too few children participating in organized sports, as access to physical fitness has plummeted during the pandemic? One doctor and author thinks so.
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Advocates in the District's Wards 7 and 8 are working to increase Covid-19 resources in those communities.
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Financial experts tells us how to get the best deal and make the right moves when buying a home and what we must do to make sure that we're be able hold on to the home for years to come.
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Is Covid-19 the biggest issue facing Montgomery County in the new year? The county's executive spoke to us about what is on the agenda for Montgomery County in 2022.
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What has happened to America since the riot at the Capitol?
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We give you the information you need to know to keep you safe when the next winter storm hits... wherever you are.
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We talk to the president of the Washington Teachers' Union.
