Dulé tap-danced his way across the United States and straight into our hearts. Whether celebrating International Dance Day or embracing the acoustics of a Chicago sidewalk, he demonstrated just how powerful an art form dance can be.

Psych’s Burton “Gus” Guster, Charlie Young on The West Wing, patriarch Bill Williams of The Wonder Years: Dulé Hill has portrayed his fair share of iconic roles — but this one might be our favorite yet. As host of The Express Way, Dulé brings his signature warmth, charm, and dance moves to every interaction with the inspirational artists he meets along the way. Whether you're a longtime fan or just getting to know him, these straight-to-camera interviews delve into the heart of who Dulé is and where The Express Way is headed.

As part of our broader marketing campaign, we created social media versions of our broadcast promos. These snapshots provided a quick glimpse of the adventures to come while consistently highlighting the series' mission: the transformational power of the arts.

The real stars of the show are the incredible creatives Dulé met along The Express Way. From Shaheem Sanchez, a Black and deaf dancer using his talents to inspire his community, to the creators of Latin-grass — a fusion of Latin and American folk music — these artists not only showcased their talents but offered a closer look into their worlds and communities.