The Rise of 'The Quiet Storm'

This chapter examines the vibrant history of Washington D.C. as the 'Chocolate City' and the evolution of Howard University's WHUR radio station, particularly its groundbreaking show, 'The Quiet Storm.' Focusing on Melvin Lindsay's transformative role, it highlights how the show catered to a diverse Black audience with its soothing music, creating a deep emotional connection. The chapter also reflects on the show's cultural significance during a transformative period for the Black community in the 1970s.