The D.L. Hughley Show
The D.L. Hughley Show
The D.L. Hughley Show is now here! In this daily podcast, Comic D.L. Hughley provides a dose of truth while commenting on the latest news, pop culture, politics, sports, and social justice. Hughley takes listeners on a no-holds ride of humor and reality, stating, "I'm fast, funny, and topical. I make people laugh a lot and think a little. Some people want to push the envelope – I try to see if I c…Social links:
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Full EP | Fat Joe Defends Using the N-Word; Women with Money Do Not Need a Man; Jackson, MS Police Investigate Tasia Fortune Death as a Homicide; Five Best Things About Start of Football Season; and More
From a heated hip-hop culture clash to the kickoff excitement every football fan feels, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show brings sharp opinions, serious headlines, and plenty of laughs. D.L. and the crew debate Fat Joe’s defense of using the N-word, which he ties to his Puerto Rican and Cuban r…
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DLHS Hour 4 | Five Best Things About Start of Football Season
Jasmine counts down the best parts of football’s return: fresh rookies and storylines, the opening-kickoff energy, tailgating and weekend atmosphere, fantasy football, and the endless optimism that lets every fan believe this could finally be their team’s year. That fantasy-football excitement is a…
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DLHS Hour 3 | Jackson, MS Police Investigate Tasia Fortune Death as a Homicide
Sybil Wilkes follows the troubling death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree behind a vacant home in Jackson, Mississippi. Police say the case is being investigated as a homicide while authorities await the medical examiner’s autopsy findings, as Fortune’s family …
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DLHS Hour 2 | Women with Money Do Not Need a Man
The Question of the Day brings up a conversation about money and modern relationships as listeners consider whether successful women are encouraged to see financial independence as freedom while men are still expected to provide—an increasingly relevant debate as more marriages become financially e…
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DLHS Hour 1 | Fat Joe Defends Using the N-Word
D.L. and the crew debate Fat Joe’s defense of using the N-word, which he ties to his Puerto Rican and Cuban roots, his South Bronx upbringing, and his lifelong immersion in hip-hop; the renewed controversy has raised broader questions about Blackness, cultural proximity, and who has permission to r…
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Full EP | Judge Says US Constitution Does Not Guarantee Clean Drinking Water; Can a Man Make Less Than His Woman; Talking All That Jazz with Singer MAJOR; Five Lies Told at Republican Midterm Convention; and More
D.L. and the crew react to a divided Fifth Circuit ruling that upheld the dismissal of Jackson, Mississippi residents’ lawsuit over alleged lead contamination, finding that access to clean water and accurate public-health information are not deeply rooted constitutional rights—even as the court ack…
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DLHS Hour 4 | Five Lies Told at Republican Midterm Convention
The episode closes with My Top 5 with Jasmine giving five lies that are being told at the first-ever Republican midterm convention in Dallas, challenging party messaging on the economy, unity, immigration, opponent-bashing, and the Iran war; outside reporting confirms the unusual two-day event was …
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DLHS Hour 3 | Talking All That Jazz with Singer MAJOR.
Singer MAJOR. brings the romance and rhythm as he celebrates the 10th anniversary of his platinum-certified wedding staple “Why I Love You” and introduces “May This Moment Never End,” a warm new love anthem featuring the easygoing “La La Step.” Released through nowthatsMAJOR Music Group and UnitedM…
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DLHS Hour 2 | Can a Man Make Less Than His Woman
The conversation then turns to money and relationships after LisaRaye McCoy argues that a partner should be able to comfortably match her established lifestyle. This conversation prompted D.L. to ask if a relationship could work if a man made less money than his woman. Callers push back and share e…
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DLHS Hour 1 | Judge Says US Constitution Does Not Guarantee Clean Drinking Water
D.L. and the crew react to a divided Fifth Circuit ruling that upheld the dismissal of Jackson, Mississippi residents’ lawsuit over alleged lead contamination, finding that access to clean water and accurate public-health information are not deeply rooted constitutional rights—even as the court ack…
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