As the year begins to wind down, November on WHUT brings a powerful mix of local storytelling, music, history, and community conversations. From Veterans Day tributes and Native American Heritage Month programming to original WHUT productions and inspiring stories of resilience, this month's lineup reflects WHUT's commitment to elevating voices that educate, inspire, and connect communities.
WHUT Originals Spotlight Must See DMV
November begins with the premiere of three original WHUT productions that showcase the people, places, and conversations shaping our region.
On Monday, November 2, viewers can tune in to:
Neighborhood Favorites with George Worrell
8:00 PM
Hosted by George Worrell, this series explores the businesses, cultural landmarks, and hidden gems that define Washington, DC's neighborhoods. The premiere episode features La Dona Café and Fleet Feet, highlighting community, culture, wellness, and local entrepreneurship.
Neighborhood Favorites Season 3 Premieres
In The Moment with DC Library
8:30 PM
Produced in partnership with the DC Public Library, this series brings audiences into conversations with storytellers, artists, and changemakers. The premiere episode features "Through Mom's Eyes with Sheinelle Jones."
Through Mom's Eyes with Sheinelle Jones
Workin' It Out: Who Cares for the Caregiver?
9:00 PM
What happens when the people everyone depends on become caregivers themselves? Hosted by Dr. Vanessa J. Weaver, this special features candid conversations with Iyanla Vanzant, U.S. Senator Angela Alsobrooks, and Howard-John Wesley about caregiving, sacrifice, support systems, and self-care.
Throughout the month, new episodes of Neighborhood Favorites, In The Moment with DC Library, and DMV-The Beat continue to showcase local businesses, artists, institutions, and cultural leaders from across the DMV.