The D.L. Hughley Show

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In the second hour of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast , the crew tackled the Question of the Day about a teacher fired for saying the N-word while reading To Kill a Mockingbird aloud in class, a book still widely taught in American schools. Listeners called in with strong opinions, many arguing that historical context matters and that firing the teacher was extreme if the word came directly from the...

In the first hour of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast , D.L. and the crew focused on Donald Trump’s latest political moves, including his decision to once again deploy troops into Washington, D.C., a rare action that raised questions about whether it was truly for public safety or a show of force. D.L. connected Trump’s tactics to a broader pattern of power grabs and authoritarian leaning...

With Labor Day yesterday, D.L. Hughley and the crew were off for the holiday. But they did not leave the listeners with nothing, so here is The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast Reloaded. You will hear some of funniest moments and best interviews from the past year. Pop star Lizzo joins the DLHS crew to talk about her new project. Lizzo also speaks about people criticizing her music and artists not having...

Grammy award winning rapper Killer Mike joins the D.L. Hughley Show Podcast. Killer Mike speaks about the issues in the African America community, as well as his music.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ice Cube sits down with Skip Cheatham. They spoke about all the years they had known each other and about the Big 3 Basketball League.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pop star Lizzo joins the DLHS crew to talk about her new project. Lizzo also speaks about people criticizing her music and artists not having free range to be artistic.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Actor and life coach AJ Johnson joins D.L. Hughley and Jasmine Sanders. Johnson speaks about transitioning from acting to being a life coach. She also spoke about her tv show on TV One, “Life Therapy.”   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Serena Williams’ controversial weight-loss journey to Snoop Dogg’s frustration with explaining LGBTQ characters in kids’ movies, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show is packed with hot takes and hilarious debates. The crew tackles everything from masked ICE raids and Ticketmaster hacks to airlines weighing passengers and parents smashing TVs with axes. Listeners fire back i...

A sharp takedown of Cracker Barrel’s $100M logo fiasco, with D.L. mocking conservatives who cry “woke” at everything from Juneteenth cards to Black History museums. The show then honors Kobe Bryant’s birthday with D.L.’s Top 5 career-defining moments, from his 81-point game to his 2008 Olympic “Redeem Team” performance. Jasmine Sanders brings the latest ce...

D.L. Hughley and the crew circle back to Snoop Dogg’s complaints about LGBTQ storylines in Pixar’s Lightyear spinoff, sparking a fiery conversation about inclusion in kids’ media. Then, listeners unload in the “If You Hate D.L.” segment, clapping back at his jokes about church, dogs on planes, and yes—even his role in Soul Plane. The mood shifts with the “...

D.L Hughley takes a deeper dive into the viral “axe to the TV” parenting debate, with callers weighing in on whether it was discipline or destruction. The crew shares their own stories of taking doors off hinges and snatching sneakers as punishment. D.L. rants about airlines possibly charging passengers by weight, while the Bootleg Movie Warrior reviews Eddie Murphy, Keke Palmer, and P...

The D.L. Hughley Show kicks off with laughs, birthdays for stars like Keke Palmer, James Harden, and Melissa McCarthy, and a heated debate about Serena Williams becoming the face of GLP-1 weight-loss medication. D.L. and the crew dive into the controversy over whether it’s “cheating,” spotlight a Black equestrian making waves with rap music at elite horse competitions, and unpack...

Today’s D.L. Hughley Show blended comedy, culture, and tough conversations. D.L. called out Trump’s deployment of troops in Black cities, sparred with Bill Maher’s hypocrisy, and unpacked HUD’s English-only policy. A lively debate unfolded about whether kids act worse with moms, with callers sharing stories on parenting, discipline, and family dynamics. Ice Cube dropped by...

D.L. pays tribute to Baltimore musician Reggie Carroll, tragically killed after a gig, then shares highlights from comedian Earthquake’s lavish wedding—complete with celebrity sightings from Bobby Brown to Tony Rock. Jamal Kingsley exposes racism hidden in everyday life, and Jasmine Sanders reports on Lil Nas X’s bizarre naked arrest in Studio City , sparking questions about ment...

The crew discusses a man upset about seeing mahogany greeting cards in CVS, sparking a bigger talk about representation in everyday products. D.L. sits down with Ice Cube to reflect on their 30-year friendship, his success with the Big3 league, and giving back to kids through community programs. Sybil Wilkes delivers the news: armed National Guard troops in D.C., an FBI investigation into John Bol...

The conversation heats up as callers weigh in on whether children act up more with moms because they feel safe—or because moms are too lenient. The crew debates discipline, with Skip Cheatham insisting spankings still work while others push back. Listeners share personal stories about fathers being more intimidating, moms being nurturing, and why kids push limits differently with each parent...

D.L. kicks off by remembering Aaliyah on the anniversary of her passing while pointing out the irony of Trump sending armed troops into cities with some of the wealthiest Black communities. He slams Bill Maher for calling Trump’s actions a “slow-rolling coup” after once dining with him, and questions why people normalize authoritarian behavior. The show also dives into HUD’...

Get ready for a show that doesn't pull any punches! The D.L. Hughley Show is on fire this week, as D.L. and the team dive into explosive audio of a man's life-changing paternity test revelation. They also revisit a classic debate on whether you can be friends with a Black Trump supporter, fielding compelling and contradictory calls from listeners. From dissecting Denzel Washington’s bold new...

The conversation heats up as the team takes on the deployment of National Guardsmen and whether it's the start of an "occupying army." Plus, D.L.'s nephew Nicky James joins the show to share spicy social media comments from listeners who are sounding off on everything from D.L.'s jokes to his infamous role in the movie Soul Plane . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D.L. Hughley continues the discussion on Denzel Washington's no-holds-barred attitude before shifting to a controversial new topic: a book that claims faithful men are "weak-minded." Listen as the crew debates if monogamy is unnatural and if a faithful man is truly a "regular genius." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour is a must-listen as D.L. and the team react to the jaw-dropping audio of a man confronting his wife after a DNA test revealed a secret he never saw coming. The show opens the lines to callers with strong opinions on whether mandatory DNA testing at birth should be a new reality. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D.L. Hughley and the crew tackle the chaotic political landscape and get real about whether they could ever be friends with a Black Trump supporter. The conversation gets even more intense as they discuss Denzel Washington's latest feisty interviews, where he's calling out everyone from sports commentators to "political correctness." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From serious debates to outrageous headlines, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show covers it all. D.L. and the crew tackle the risks of masked ICE officers and Dominion’s settlement with Newsmax, while Tiffany Haddish cracks jokes about being “as qualified as Trump.” Listeners weigh in on whether you can truly stay friends with a Black Trump supporter, and Damon Williams checks...

The show gets personal with a hilarious back-to-school segment as parents celebrate finally having the house to themselves. The crew debates whether bringing a baby to a rap concert makes you a bad parent, with Wu-Tang and Chris Brown catching strays in the process. Skip Cheatham drops the shocking story of Walmart shrimp possibly contaminated with radioactive isotopes, sparking jokes about &ldquo...