The show highlights five fun facts about Mardi Gras, including its origins in Mobile, Alabama, which—according to historical research—held the earliest American Mardi Gras celebrations beginning in the early 1700s, predating New Orleans’ festivities by decades. 

The&nbsp;show highlights&nbsp;five fun facts about Mardi Gras, including its origins in&nbsp;Mobile, Alabama, which&mdash;according to historical research&mdash;held the earliest American Mardi Gras celebrations beginning in the early 1700s, predating New Orleans&rsquo; festivities by decades.&nbsp;

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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 4 | Five fun facts about Mardi Gras 

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The show kicks off with a fiery take on the backlash surrounding HBO’s new Harry Potter series after Black British actor Paapa Essiedu was cast as Professor Snape, a role made famous by Alan Rickman. The casting sparked racist online outrage, including threats, which Essiedu has publicly addressed, saying the hate only fuels his commitment to the role and to representation in fantasy storytelling. From there, the crew jumps into a spirited “Question of the Day” debate over a viral list naming the 20 Greatest Female R&B Vocalists of All Time. While legends like Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston topped the list, listeners and hosts alike questioned omissions such as Tina Marie, Jennifer Hudson, and Stephanie Mills, reigniting the age‑old debate: are we judging vocals, performance, or popularity?  

The conversation turns political as D.L. breaks down Donald Trump’s newly signed executive order restricting mail‑in voting, which directs the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to create a national list of verified voters and threatens penalties for states that don’t comply. Voting rights advocates argue the move could disenfranchise millions ahead of the midterm elections, and multiple legal challenges are already underway. The episode wraps with humor as Jasmine Sanders delivers her Top Five list of Nick Cannon’s most head‑scratching public statements—from confusing Mother’s Day with baby‑mama math to revisiting his widely criticized antisemitic remarks that previously cost him industry deals before later apologies and reconciliation efforts.  

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The show kicks off with a fiery take on the backlash surrounding HBO&rsquo;s new&nbsp;Harry Potter&nbsp;series after Black British actor Paapa&nbsp;Essiedu&nbsp;was cast as Professor Snape, a role made famous by Alan Rickman. The casting sparked racist online outrage, including threats, which&nbsp;Essiedu&nbsp;has publicly addressed, saying the hate only fuels his commitment to the role and to representation in fantasy storytelling. From there, the crew jumps into a spirited &ldquo;Question of the Day&rdquo; debate over a viral list naming the&nbsp;20 Greatest Female R&amp;B Vocalists of All Time. While legends like Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston topped the list, listeners and hosts alike questioned omissions such as Tina Marie, Jennifer Hudson, and Stephanie Mills, reigniting the age‑old debate: are we judging vocals, performance, or popularity?&nbsp;&nbsp;
The conversation turns political as D.L. breaks down Donald Trump&rsquo;s newly signed executive order restricting mail‑in voting, which directs the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to create a national list of verified voters and threatens penalties for states that&nbsp;don&rsquo;t&nbsp;comply. Voting rights advocates argue the move could disenfranchise millions ahead of the midterm elections, and multiple legal challenges are already underway. The episode wraps with humor as Jasmine Sanders delivers her Top Five list of Nick Cannon&rsquo;s most head‑scratching public statements&mdash;from confusing Mother&rsquo;s Day with baby‑mama math to revisiting his widely criticized antisemitic remarks that previously cost him industry deals before later apologies and reconciliation efforts.&nbsp;&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 | Harry Potter fans enraged over black actor; 20 Greatest female vocalists, do you agree; Trump limits mail in voting; Trump limits mail in voting; Five Nick Cannon dumb statements; and More  

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The episode wraps with humor as Jasmine Sanders delivers her Top Five list of Nick Cannon’s most head‑scratching public statements—from confusing Mother’s Day with baby‑mama math to revisiting his widely criticized antisemitic remarks that previously cost him industry deals before later apologies and reconciliation efforts. 

The episode wraps with humor as Jasmine Sanders delivers her Top Five list of Nick Cannon&rsquo;s most head‑scratching public statements&mdash;from confusing Mother&rsquo;s Day with baby‑mama math to revisiting his widely criticized antisemitic remarks that previously cost him industry deals before later apologies and reconciliation efforts.&nbsp;

DLHS Hour 4 | Five Nick Cannon dumb statements 

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The conversation turns political as D.L. breaks down Donald Trump’s newly signed executive order restricting mail‑in voting, which directs the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to create a national list of verified voters and threatens penalties for states that don’t comply. Voting rights advocates argue the move could disenfranchise millions ahead of the midterm elections, and multiple legal challenges are already underway. 

The conversation turns political as D.L. breaks down Donald Trump&rsquo;s newly signed executive order restricting mail‑in voting, which directs the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to create a national list of verified voters and threatens penalties for states that&nbsp;don&rsquo;t&nbsp;comply. Voting rights advocates argue the move could disenfranchise millions ahead of the midterm elections, and multiple legal challenges are already underway.&nbsp;

DLHS Hour 3 | Trump limits mail in voting  

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DLHS Hour 4 | Five fun facts about Mardi Gras

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