“The Sound” of music is in the air as DCN’s newest arts program profiles some of the city’s most talented music artists.  From homegrown stars to visiting chart toppers, the exciting new series explores the rich tapestry of music genres that exist in the District of Columbia. With a music selection and a studio interview, “The Sound” provides a little music and a little insight into lives of the artists.  So grab a seat and listen in as DCN learns something new about the singers and musicians who are capturing the hearts and minds of Washingtonians.

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“Uptown/Downtown” is a new DCN series featuring positive stories about people, communities and businesses in the District that are the life blood of our city -- yet they often flourish behind the headlines. The series gives citizens a chance to discover these many diverse stories that thrive along our Great Streets and main streets -- from small businesses to grand openings -- from Little League sports to Major League games – from cultural events to community affairs -- and even the latest “green” or “sustainable” projects within our city. In short, “Uptown/Downtown” is another opportunity for DCN to share more good news about the District of Columbia - whether it’s happening uptown, downtown -- eastside or westside!

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When it comes to the latest news and information about the District, it is one of the most important television events held. Mayor Vincent C. Gray hosts bi-weekly press briefings in which media representatives get the opportunity to question the Mayor on topical issues concerning the District government.

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Inside One City: Conversations with Mayor Vincent C. Gray

In an original DCN cable television series hosted by Mayor Vincent C. Gray, viewers get an inside look at the workings of the District of Columbia government. Each episode features candid, in-depth discussions with city officials and other guests as they sit down with the Mayor for some of the most relevant conversations taking place in the District. The series also provides timely updates on important issues that affect residents and visitors alike; including education reform, jobs creation, economic development and public safety. By watching Inside One City, viewers not only learn about the many programs and services provided by the District of Columbia government, but also what city officials are doing to keep these programs and services on track as well as make improvements

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Formerly TV-16’s News Break, the new “1350 Penn” series provides viewers with direct access to the daily happenings in the District government, by offering condensed coverage, highlights and news clips of Mayor Gray’s press conferences, announcements, ribbon cuttings, town hall meetings, bill signings and important keynote speeches. DCN’s “1350 Penn” derives its name from the street address of DC’s own city hall, the historic John A. Wilson Building at 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue

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A special series of videos highlighting the various agencies of the government of the District of Columbia. Each video in the series provides an overview of a District agency, including its mission, programs and services. This special presentation allows viewers to easily learn more about how these agencies are working to help improve life in the District.

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With more and more Americans turning to cable television, it has become the primary source for television in a majority of U.S. homes. That's why the Office of Cable Television has launched "Cable Talk", an exciting show about the power of cable television and what that means for local consumers. Hosted by Eric E. Richardson, Director of the Office of Cable Television, DCN's show features insights from cable providers Comcast, RCN and Verizon; technology experts; customer service representatives; and representatives from cable networks and programs. Previous shows have included celebrities and executives from TV One, Animal Planet, HGTV, Lifetime, and Telemundo.

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