Celebrating Excellence: WHUT Earns Four Emmy Nominations!
At WHUT, storytelling is more than a mission. It is a commitment to truth, representation, and impact. We are proud to share that WHUT has been nominated for four Emmy Awards. These nominations reflect the power of public media and the voices that bring it to life.
Honoring Stories That Matter
Each nominated program showcases WHUT’s dedication to elevating diverse perspectives and exploring complex issues with care and depth:
Interview/Discussion
50 Years w/ Kojo Nnamdi
Kojo Nnamdi has been the voice of the DMV for more than 50 years on both radio and television, covering everything from politics to health; and race relations to literature. Nnamdi’s longtime friend and fellow TV host, Rock Newman, puts Nnamdi in the interview seat for a candid conversation on the life and career of the man behind the voice.
Crime/Justice – Long Form Content
DECADES: Antonio ‘Yo’ Jones
From infamous on the streets to transforming the minds of youth in DC, the chilling story of Antonio “Yo” Jones takes us back to a dark time in DC history at the height of the drug epidemic. See how Antonio is rallying other OG’s like himself to teach lessons of what street life really gets you.
Diversity/Equity/Inclusion – Long Form Content
We Are Here: Black Folks Camp Too
Black Folks Camp Too aims to promote inclusivity in the outdoor industry. This episode will explore the barriers that prevented black people from enjoying the outdoors and the industry's future.
Politics/Government – Long Form
HQ HU: Election Night in America
Experience the historic 2024 Election Night as Vice President Kamala Harris sets up her campaign headquarters at Howard University. This significant event marks a pivotal moment in American politics, as Harris, the first female Vice President, returns to her alma mater to launch her presidential campaign. Join us for an unforgettable night filled with excitement and anticipation.
A Moment of Pride and a Call to Keep Going!
These nominations are more than recognition. They are a reminder of the importance of telling stories that reflect the full spectrum of our communities. As we celebrate this achievement, we also look ahead with renewed purpose. WHUT remains committed to creating media that informs, inspires, and includes.