The shoe booty of the week award goes to a Gen Z’er who decided it was a good idea to record herself getting fired on her day off.  

The shoe booty of the week award goes to a Gen Z’er who decided it was a good idea to record herself getting fired on her day off.

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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 can singe it a little."

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DLHS Hour 3 | Shoe Booty of the Week Award

This episode kicks off with a cultural flashpoint: right‑wing lawmakers are still fuming over Bad Bunny’s history‑making Super Bowl performance, which was delivered entirely in Spanish and showcased Puerto Rican pride. While conservative figures—including President Trump—blasted the show as “un‑American” and “indecent,” others praised it as a powerful display of unity and representation.  

From there, the team dives into a viral debate over whether strict parents raise better liars, reinforced by social media discussions and parenting commentary that echo the idea that fear‑based households push kids toward deception as a survival skill. The Question of the Day is do you believe kids with strict parents are better liars. They also examine San Francisco's first teachers’ strike in nearly 50 years, where educators walked out over wages, health benefits, and untenable living conditions in one of the nation’s most expensive cities. The show closes with Jasmine Sanders’ hilarious breakdown of the mixed signals women send around Valentine’s Day—like pretending the holiday doesn’t matter while absolutely expecting effort—capturing the playful contradictions that keep relationships entertaining. 

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This episode kicks off with a cultural flashpoint: right‑wing lawmakers are still fuming over Bad Bunny&rsquo;s history‑making Super Bowl performance, which was delivered entirely in Spanish and showcased Puerto Rican pride. While conservative figures&mdash;including President Trump&mdash;blasted the show as &ldquo;un‑American&rdquo; and &ldquo;indecent,&rdquo; others praised it as a powerful display of unity and representation.&nbsp;&nbsp;
From there, the team dives into a viral debate over whether strict parents raise better liars, reinforced by social media discussions and parenting commentary that echo the idea that fear‑based households push kids toward deception as a survival skill.&nbsp;The Question of the Day is do you believe kids with strict parents are better&nbsp;liars.&nbsp;They also examine San Francisco's first teachers&rsquo; strike in&nbsp;nearly 50&nbsp;years, where educators walked out over wages, health benefits, and untenable living conditions in one of the nation&rsquo;s most expensive cities. The show closes with Jasmine Sanders&rsquo; hilarious breakdown of the mixed signals women send around Valentine&rsquo;s Day&mdash;like pretending the holiday&nbsp;doesn&rsquo;t&nbsp;matter while absolutely expecting effort&mdash;capturing the playful contradictions that keep relationships entertaining.&nbsp;
Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show">https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show</a>&nbsp;

FULL EP | Right wing law makers still upset with Bad Bunny’s performance; Are children with strict parents' better liars; San Francisco teachers strike for the first time in fifty years; Five mixed signals women give men about Valentine’s; and More  

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The show closes with Jasmine Sanders’ hilarious breakdown of the mixed signals women send around Valentine’s Day—like pretending the holiday doesn’t matter while absolutely expecting effort—capturing the playful contradictions that keep relationships entertaining. 

The show closes with Jasmine Sanders&rsquo; hilarious breakdown of the mixed signals women send around Valentine&rsquo;s Day&mdash;like pretending the holiday&nbsp;doesn&rsquo;t&nbsp;matter while absolutely expecting effort&mdash;capturing the playful contradictions that keep relationships entertaining.&nbsp;

DLHS Hour 4 | Five mixed signals women give men about Valentine’s 

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They also examine San Francisco's first teachers’ strike in nearly 50 years, where educators walked out over wages, health benefits, and untenable living conditions in one of the nation’s most expensive cities. 

They also examine San Francisco's first teachers&rsquo; strike in&nbsp;nearly 50&nbsp;years, where educators walked out over wages, health benefits, and untenable living conditions in one of the nation&rsquo;s most expensive cities.&nbsp;

DLHS Hour 3 | San Francisco teachers strike for the first time in fifty years 

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DLHS Hour 3 | Shoe Booty of the Week Award

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