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It's our anniversary! As we prepare for the celebration of #202Creates month, the DC Entertainment Office is proud to announce that it's been one year since history was made by the launch of DC Government's first radio station,
DC Radio 96.3HD4! If you didn't know, DC Radio is one of only two municipally-owned full-power radio stations in the country.
DC Radio's success is driven by three industry veterans whose talent and teamwork have produced award-winning content that directly impacts the lives of District residents. With over 40 years of experience, DC Radio's General Manager
Maxx Myrick works alongside DC Radio Producers
Jessica Sturgis and
Kyle Murdock to provide a variety of radio programming on government resources, arts, entertainment, current events, community events, and much more!
We are beyond thankful to our hosts, guests, and listeners for helping DC Radio thrive and we will continue to bring you the content you love and enjoy! As the District evolves, we want to change with it by developing new programming that speaks to the interests and concerns of residents! If you have a passion for radio, join us at our pitch sessions to share your big idea. For more information,visit the "Submissions and Internship" section on DCRadio.gov.
Angie M. Gates
Director
DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment
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DC Music Rocks
is a radio show/podcast that highlights the great music and amazing people in DC's music scene. The show is hosted by
Brian Nelson-Palmer
, the drummer in the DC Rock & Roll band,
Fellowcraft. It is also
coordinated by Daniel (Dan) Warren Hill, the owner of Alchemical Records and front man for one of DC's hottest Alternative Rock bands, Yellow Tie Guy.
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REMEMORIES FOR SENIORS
Rememories for Seniors, hosted by Elliot Gold, plays the music that shaped generations. Featuring interviews with seniors aged 60-90, Rememories celebrates those memories that are inextricably linked to "that song." Listen to stories that remind you how the music of our past binds us all together.
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FOREVER DUNCAN
Forever Duncan, hosted by the vibrant couple from the
#ForeverDuncan
wedding, Alfred & Sherrell Duncan, weighs in on all things "relationship!" Their spirited personalities and conflicting yet entertaining opinions bring a fresh and exciting spin to every topic. With the help of expert special guests, this show tackles adapting to change and finding love in the modern world.
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12TH & G
12th & G is the voice of the District, offering a personal perspective on culture, creativity and community. Hosted by Michel Wright, -- veteran DC Radio and Sirius XM Satellite Radio host and Emmy Award-winning co-host of DCN's The 202 -- radio veteran Marc Clarke, and internationally-known celebrity DJ, Shawn "DJ Oxygen" Dillard," 12th & G gets to the heart of DC culture.
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THE WOMAN BEHIND THE BUSINESS
Hosted by Angel Livas, The Woman Behind The Business promotes unapologetically honest dialogues to advance women entrepreneurs (and aspiring entrepreneurs) to acquire "Strength, Strategies, and Success: A Toolkit to Sustainability!" Angel believes that by sharing "lessons from the valley" other women can learn, grow, and walk boldly into their destiny as community leaders.
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THE WARRIORS CIRCLE
Transformational coach, motivational speaker, author, URAWARRIOR.COM founder and two-time breast cancer survivor, The Warrior Circle host Bershan Shaw, has dedicated her life to helping others discover their "inner warrior" during life's most difficult journeys. Bershan inspires individuals with her dynamic relationship and career coaching, as well as her leadership coaching.
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VOICES OF THE CITY
Voices of the City is a weekly government community affairs show hosted by Latoya Foster, Press Secretary for Mayor Muriel Bowser. The show features members of the Mayor's executive team, public safety officials, and community stakeholders as they discuss city initiatives, government agency initiatives, and other issues that matter to District residents.
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RAIDING THE CRATES
Raiding the Crates is a weekly two-hour ride through host
John Avery's wildly diverse music taste and genre-hopping music collection.
John is never too far from his first love: MUSIC. John Avery turns listening to records into an adventure.
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ON THE AIR WITH ELEANOR HOLMES NORTON
On the Air with Eleanor Holmes Norton
is a government community affairs show hosted by
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton. Representative Norton discusses her legislative agenda and priorities and works to educate and inform those both inside and outside the District on important issues such as pay equity, gender equality, and statehood for the District of Columbia.
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CHAMPAGNE & CREDIT
Financial expert, media personality, community development professional and DC Radio host Muriel Garr is here to help pave the way to the middle class.
Champagne & Credit
gives you the tools you need to build wealth so you can enjoy that "Champagne Life!" Champagne & Credit teaches listeners the skills they need to harness the power of money and achieve f
inancial independence.
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MILITARY HOME LIFE
Military Home Life Radio with Sonya Dunn is an infusion of news, information and music focused on the local military community. Host Sonya Dunn is a military spouse, public speaker, filmmaker, and advocate for women in media and parents of special needs children. Military Home Life features interviews that focus on people, issues and stories from and for military services members, dependents, and retirees from all branches of the armed services.
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HEARING THE COUNCIL
Hearing the Council
with Josh Gibson features half-hour interviews with DC's Council-members.
Josh not only gives listeners the opportunity to learn more about the Councilmembers, but goes deeper into the issues of the day.
On Hearing the Council, the DC Council engages with residents in an informative, conversational, and enjoyable way.
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RE-IMAGINING EDUCATION
Re-imagining Education with
Dr. Dennis O. Campbell discusses salient K-12 issues, ideas, opportunities, and challenges.
Re-imagining Education
provides parents and educators the opportunity to get answers to tough questions regarding effective educational options that prepare students for college, careers, and life in the 21st century.
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PUTUMAYO WORLD MUSIC HOUR
Putumayo World Music Hour,
hosted by veteran radio personality Rosalie Howarth, takes listeners on a journey through the diverse and vibrant music of cultures all over the globe.
The program also features interviews with world-class music artists who have been influenced by world music.
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THE WIND DOWN
The Wind Down with Will Downing i
s an hour of themed, hand-picked and curated soul music, hosted by the "Prince of Sophisticated Soul." Will Downing's voice is one of the most distinctive, loved and instantly recognizable voices in R&B. His flawless, emotive, buttery smooth and agile honey-toned baritone, along with his impeccable phrasing, bridge the worlds of R&B and Jazz.
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KEEPING IT REEL
Film Critic, Film Historian, Radio Host, lover of ALL things film, and cinemal innovator Tim Gordon brings the latest in movie news. A weekly film and entertainment show,
Keeping it Reel
features interviews and film reviews that seek to educate future generations and alter the perspective of African-American portrayals
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THE BRAZILIAN HOUR
The Brazilian Hour
, hosted by Sergio Mielniczenko, plays a wide variety of music from Brazil, and features interviews with some of the most famous Brazilians. This radio show, made possible by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, promotes the best of Brazilian music and culture from all around the world.
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INSIDE THE MFL
Inside the MFL
brings
you the latest news from inside and around the Minor Football League's 32 franchises.Be a part of the only professional Minor Football League in America.
Inside the MFL
also
features sports talk from industry veterans including host Richard Myles Sr., co-hosts Kelsey Nicole Nelson and Gary "Digital" Williams.
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THE SANCTUARY
The Sanctuary, hosted by
Wendi Cherry, is a safe-space, non-judgmental, informational podcast for women of color to be inspired, connected and empowered. Historically, women of color were taught they had to work harder just to be accepted in society. Though they excel in many areas, society still tells them they aren't worthy of a simple birthright - a vital, peaceful life. T
his podcast gives voice to the topics that are often too embarrassing and too painful to speak of publicly.
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GRITS & GARRI
Grits & Garri
is a podcast featuring artist-on-artist interviews and live collaborations. It juxtaposes the work of the African-American, African and Caribbean artists who create music in Washington, DC. The podcast also examines how fresh work produced by millennials within the African diaspora challenges traditional modalities of "black" expression. Intercultural curiosity functions as a tool for mutual understanding.
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On
The Eric Nolan Show,
listeners hear their favorite music and the behind-the-scenes stories that illuminate the lives of their favorite artists. The show not only exposes DC to the inside stories behind some of the music that has made R&B history, but also showcases new up-and-coming DC artists.
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Longtime DC broadcaster Keith Jones has covered everything from the NBA to the Stanley Cup playoffs and the Super Bowl. Capitol Sports Talk with Keith Jones features guests from around the pro circuit. Everyone is
fair game when it comes time to talk the talk.
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MAXX MYRICK, GENERAL MANGER
DC Radio's General Manger Maxx Myrick has built a career of building great brands and turning around radio stations in major markets like New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Cincinnati and Washington DC, where he was the Director of Operations and Programming at WHUR from 2011-2015 and XM Satellite Radio from 2000-2008, where he created, hosted and programmed the Real Jazz, Neo Soul and Latin Jazz channels.
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JESSICA STURGIS, PRODUCER
Jessica Sturgis
is a Howard University graduate and winner of the International Best Radio Bronze Award for "Best Regularly Scheduled Music Program" for her work as Producer of Blues On Blues at the 2014 New York Festival Radio Awards
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KYLE MURDOCK, PRODUCER
Kyle Murdock
is a Howard University graduate and Director of Media Learning at the Howard University School of Communications. Kyle has also produced and engineered music for an assortment of independent and major recording artists and labels, including Grammy-nominated singer Raheem Devaughn at the "legendary" Rawkus Records.
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FILMMAKER OF THE MONTH
The DC Entertainment Office recognizes
Ajani Amiri Thomas as the August 2018 Fimlmmaker of the Month. Ajani Amiri Thomas is an American film director and screenwriter currently enrolled at Howard University. His debut short film,
Crispus (2017), was honored at the Equal Justice Society's Annual Gala in San Francisco, where he presented the piece in early February 2018. Inspired by "The Kalief Browder Story",
Crispus chronicles a man locked in a solitary cell struggling to remember the sound of his mother's voice. On September 1st, the extraordinary film will premiere at the Kennedy Center.
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LOCATION OF THE MONTH
The DC Entertainment Office recognizes W Washington DC
as the August 2018 Location of the Month.
As one of the locations for the Wonder Woman sequel, W Washington DC was originally built in 1917. The hotel's 317 elevated guest rooms and suites blend historical detail with high fashion. With its unparalleled location, W Washington DC stands proudly on the National Mall with stunning views of the Washington Monument.
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DC Black Film Festival
The DC Black Film Festival (DCBFF) is dedicated to exhibiting quality film, web series and television content by and about people of African descent. The DCBFF is committed to playing an integral role in discovering and celebrating diverse films and filmmakers. This year, the festival runs from August 16th through August 18th.
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DC RADIO ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
DC Radio 96.3HD4 is planning it's First Anniversary on Wednesday, September 19, 2018, location to be announced. The event will feature hosts from DC Radio programs, local recording artists, special guests, and other District Creatives! We proudly serve the residents of all 8 Wards with quality programming. DC Radio aims to educate, enlighten, and empower the residents of the District of Columbia! We encourage you to join us as we celebrate the history making platform, our very own, DC Radio.
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202Creates 2018 Kickoff Event
Mayor Bowser launched 202Creates in September 2016 to amplify and celebrate DC's creative culture. To celebrate its third anniversary, the 202Creates team is kicking off September 2018 with an unforgettable celebration! Show up & show love for the greatest city in the world for creatives & entrepreneurs and sure to visit the 202Creates website for more information.
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202Creates 2018 Closing Event
We're closing the September 2018 festivities with an unforgettable celebration! With one of the most prominent month-long celebrations coming to an end, we're in hopes that everyone will show up & show out at our closing event.
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202Creates August Co-working Day
Each month, the 202Creates team invites the District's creative entrepreneurs to meet fellow creatives, attend skill building sessions, and more. RSVP now for the next 202Creates Co-working Day on August 28.
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CALL FOR FALL INTERNS
As the DC Entertainment Office continues to grow and flourish, we are looking for some helping hands! Internships are provided to college undergraduate and graduate students with invaluable experience through hands-on instruction, mentoring and job-shadowing opportunities. Visit the entertainment.dc.gov for more information!
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