The D.L. Hughley Show

It is Monday, but the DL Hughley Show Podcast will make you feel like the weekend with a What Had Happened was Friday. DL and the crew will play some of the best calls from last week’s Questions of the Day. During the Jazzy Report, Jasmine Sanders spoke about Amazon settlement agreement to customers affected by the company by not receiving money back from returned items. Amazon has agreed to pay $309 million along with other benefits that can go over $1 billion.   Oleebo the streaming hack warrior is back with another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the movie Mercy, starring Chris Pratt who has to defend himself in 90 seconds for the murder of his wife. Sometimes people get upset with some of the things that DL Hughley has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley. And as always, we have the F- You DL Hughley correspondent, Little Niecy James.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  

During the Jazzy Report, Jasmine Sanders spoke about Amazon settlement agreement to customers affected by the company by not receiving money back from returned items. Amazon has agreed to pay $309 million along with other benefits that can go over $1 billion. 

Sometimes people get upset with some of the things that DL Hughley has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley. And as always, we have the F- You DL Hughley correspondent, Little Niecy James. 

It is Monday, but the DL Hughley Show Podcast will make you feel like the weekend with a What Had Happened was Friday. DL and the crew will play some of the best calls from last week’s Questions of the Day. 

Oleebo the streaming hack warrior is back with another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the movie Mercy, starring Chris Pratt who has to defend himself in 90 seconds for the murder of his wife. 

When politics, race, and real‑life tension collide, the conversations get louder—and this episode brings all the noise. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s recent town hall turned chaotic when she was sprayed with an unknown substance by a man wielding a syringe, identified as 55‑year‑old Anthony Kazmierczak, who was immediately tackled and arrested. Early tests found the substance to be non‑toxic, and despite the attack, Omar defiantly continued speaking, later stating, “I don’t let bullies win.” The incident unfolded amid rising tensions in Minneapolis following controversial federal immigration raids and heightened rhetoric against Omar. Listeners also heard Jamal Kingsley deliver another sharp dose of social satire, revealing the racial undertones hiding in everyday language and culture.   The episode then shifted from political violence to personal boundaries, sparked by a viral story of a Black woman who turned away a contractor who arrived at her home with an enormous Confederate flag flying from his truck. Real‑world reports reflect the same scenario: Allison and Zeke Brown, an Atlanta couple, went viral in recent years for dismissing a contractor who showed up with a giant Confederate flag, politely but firmly refusing his services and making clear the symbol’s racist history and impact. Jasmine Sanders rounded out the show with a lighter, practical segment—her Top 5 foods that can support weight‑loss goals, including avocados, Greek yogurt, and oatmeal—offering healthier alternatives to pricey weight‑loss drugs.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Jasmine Sanders rounded out the show with a lighter, practical segment—her Top 5 foods that can support weight‑loss goals, including avocados, Greek yogurt, and oatmeal—offering healthier alternatives to pricey weight‑loss drugs. 

A viral story of a Black woman turning away a contractor who arrived at her home with an enormous Confederate flag flying from his truck. Real‑world reports reflect the same scenario: Allison and Zeke Brown, an Atlanta couple, went viral in recent years for dismissing a contractor who showed up with a giant Confederate flag, politely but firmly refusing his services and making clear the symbol’s racist history and impact. 

The militant man Jamal Kingsley joins to expose racism in our everyday lives.  

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s recent town hall turned chaotic when she was sprayed with an unknown substance by a man wielding a syringe, identified as 55‑year‑old Anthony Kazmierczak, who was immediately tackled and arrested. Early tests found the substance to be non‑toxic, and despite the attack, Omar defiantly continued speaking, later stating, “I don’t let bullies win.” 

Chaos, culture, and celebrity collisions — this episode brings the fire from the very first beat. Tracy Morgan ignites major debate after a viral video shows him refusing help to a homeless man he says bullied him in his youth. The confrontation, which happened after a Knicks game, has since dominated social media, with reactions split between those who say his response was justified and those who call it heartless.   The conversation shifts sharply when Kanye West resurfaces with a full‑page Wall Street Journal apology, claiming past antisemitic outbursts stemmed from untreated bipolar disorder and a previously undiagnosed frontal‑lobe injury from a car accident. For the Question of the Day, the team debates whether his public mea culpa — which includes remorse toward both Jewish and Black communities — signals true accountability or strategic image recovery. Rap legend Ice‑T then steps in, discussing his longevity, creative evolution, and sharpened political commentary, including his recent decision to update the lyrics of “Cop Killer” to “ICE Killer” in response to controversial federal enforcement actions in Minneapolis. Jasmine closes things out with her viral “Top Five Worst Guys on Social Media,” hitting every red flag from the “you don’t need makeup” guy to the late‑night old‑photo liker.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  

Jasmine closes things out with her viral “Top Five Worst Guys on Social Media,” hitting every red flag from the “you don’t need makeup” guy to the late‑night old‑photo liker. 

Rap legend Ice‑T then steps in, discussing his longevity, creative evolution, and sharpened political commentary, including his recent decision to update the lyrics of “Cop Killer” to “ICE Killer” in response to controversial federal enforcement actions in Minneapolis. 

The conversation shifts sharply when Kanye West resurfaces with a full‑page Wall Street Journal apology, claiming past antisemitic outbursts stemmed from untreated bipolar disorder and a previously undiagnosed frontal‑lobe injury from a car accident. For the Question of the Day, the team debates whether his public mea culpa — which includes remorse toward both Jewish and Black communities — signals true accountability or strategic image recovery. 

Tracy Morgan ignites major debate after a viral video shows him refusing help to a homeless man he says bullied him in his youth. The confrontation, which happened after a Knicks game, has since dominated social media, with reactions split between those who say his response was justified and those who call it heartless. 

Jaden Smith lit up the internet with the debut of his Christian Louboutin menswear collection — and not in the way he hoped. Fans cried “nepotism,” echoing online backlash that criticized the line’s wild “melted” pumps, silver‑capped cowboy boots, and red faux‑fur pieces that critics compared to “skinned Muppets.”  The team on the show roasted the designs, noting Smith’s unconventional creative appointment despite lacking formal fashion training, a move many fashion insiders say reignited the “nepo‑baby” debate.  The conversation then shifted to a viral inheritance scandal where a mother defended stealing her daughter’s inheritance because the father “never paid child support.” The Question of the Day is was the mom justified for taking her daughter’s inheritance money or was she wrong.  Meanwhile, the political heat rose as President Trump announced he was sending border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota amid nationwide outrage over back‑to‑back ICE‑related shootings, including the death of ICU nurse Alex Pretti.  The show emphasized how these confrontations mirror escalating tensions around Operation Metro Surge, where local officials continue demanding ICE withdraw from the state.  To lighten the mood, Jasmine Sanders closed out with her hilarious “Top 5 Things That Get in the Way of Sex,” from indigestion to dogs that stare you down at the wrong moment — proving that even in heavy times, laughter still earns its place.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  

Jasmine Sanders closed out with her hilarious “Top 5 Things That Get in the Way of Sex,” from indigestion to dogs that stare you down at the wrong moment — proving that even in heavy times, laughter still earns its place. 

The political heat rose as President Trump announced he was sending border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota amid nationwide outrage over back‑to‑back ICE‑related shootings, including the death of ICU nurse Alex Pretti. 

The conversation then shifted to a viral inheritance scandal where a mother defended stealing her daughter’s inheritance because the father “never paid child support.” The Question of the Day is was the mom justified for taking her daughter’s inheritance money or was she wrong. 

Jaden Smith lit up the internet with the debut of his Christian Louboutin menswear collection — and not in the way he hoped. Fans cried “nepotism,” echoing online backlash that criticized the line’s wild “melted” pumps, silver‑capped cowboy boots, and red faux‑fur pieces that critics compared to “skinned Muppets.”  The team on the show roasted the designs, noting Smith’s unconventional creative appointment despite lacking formal fashion training, a move many fashion insiders say reignited the “nepo‑baby” debate. 

It is Monday, but the DL Hughley Show Podcast will make you feel like the weekend with a What Had Happened was Friday. DL and the crew will play some of the best calls from last week’s Questions of the Day. During What’s Trending, Jasmine Sanders spoke about journalist Don Lemon avoiding legal action for his participation in covering the protest at a Minneapolis church. A Minnesota judge denied charging Don Lemon at the behest of the Department of Justice. Oleebo the streaming hack warrior is back with another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the movie Primate, starring, according to Oleebo, a bunch of people he does not know but have famous faces. Sometimes people get upset with some of the things that DL Hughley has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley. And as always, we have the F- You DL Hughley correspondent, Little Niecy James.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  

Sometimes people get upset with some of the things that DL Hughley has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley. And as always, we have the F- You DL Hughley correspondent, Little Niecy James.  

Oleebo the streaming hack warrior is back with another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the movie Primate, starring, according to Oleebo, a bunch of people he does not know but have famous faces.  

It is Monday, but the DL Hughley Show Podcast will make you feel like the weekend with a What Had Happened was Friday. DL and the crew will play some of the best calls from last week’s Questions of the Day. 

During What’s Trending, Jasmine Sanders spoke about journalist Don Lemon avoiding legal action for his participation in covering the protest at a Minneapolis church. A Minnesota judge denied charging Don Lemon at the behest of the Department of Justice. 

Jasmine Sanders closes with her “Top 5” — Five Signs You’re a High‑Level Thinker — highlighting traits such as inquisitiveness, attention to unconventional ideas, and the ability to challenge personal biases. These signs echo broader psychological research that describes high‑level thinkers as reflective, curious, and skilled at spotting patterns others miss. 

The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to side with Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, signaling skepticism toward former President Trump’s attempt to fire her over unproven mortgage‑fraud allegations. Justices across the ideological spectrum questioned the constitutionality of removing a Fed governor without due process, warning that allowing such power could “shatter the independence of the Federal Reserve.” Cook, the first Black woman to hold the role, continues serving while litigation proceeds.  

The show then pivots to the heated “Question of the Day” — whether a viral video showing Alabama teacher Randi Nicole Staples hitting her 12‑year‑old son with a belt constitutes child abuse or tough parenting. In the widely reported clip, she delivers more than 20 strikes, yanks him by the hair, and unleashes profanity, leading to her arrest and firing from Cottage Hill Christian Academy. Law enforcement officials publicly labeled the behavior “repulsive” and clearly beyond parental discipline, while callers on the show debate generational norms, trauma, and how anger complicates corporal punishment. 

The show opens with the feel‑good story of a young Black content creator whose homemade “Dr Pepper, baby, it’s good and nice” jingle exploded on TikTok, racking up more than 25–40 million views depending on the platform, eventually landing her an official commercial spot during the College Football Playoff National Championship. Dr Pepper licensed the jingle, credited creator Romeo Bingham (@romeosshow), and is now working with her on future content — a major win for organic Black creativity in advertising. 

From a car‑free Olympic vision to a funky family feud, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show brings the heat, the humor, and the heart. The team breaks down Los Angeles’ bold plan to create a “no‑car” 2028 Olympics, a move backed by major transit expansions, 3,000+ borrowed buses, and an all‑public‑transportation access model. Inspired in part by Paris’ 2024 accessibility success, Mayor Karen Bass aims to reduce congestion and push remote work, reviving LA’s investment in rail and bus infrastructure for a greener Games.   The show then dives into a heated “Question of the Day” about whether an aunt overstepped by buying deodorant for her bullied nephew—an issue echoing real viral debates about hygiene, adolescence, and parental boundaries. Later, music legend Stevie Wonder joins the crew, offering wisdom on healing a “nation’s broken heart” and speaking about his ongoing charitable commitments, including changes to his House Full of Toys benefit events after recent cancellations due to time constraints—not health concerns. Finally, Jasmine Sanders delivers her Top 5 Things You Won’t Miss About Drinking, a list that aligns with well‑documented benefits of cutting alcohol, including better sleep, improved blood pressure, and enhanced mental clarity.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  

Jasmine Sanders delivers her Top 5 Things You Won’t Miss About Drinking, a list that aligns with well‑documented benefits of cutting alcohol, including better sleep, improved blood pressure, and enhanced mental clarity. 

Music legend Stevie Wonder joins the crew, offering wisdom on healing a “nation’s broken heart” and speaking about his ongoing charitable commitments, including changes to his House Full of Toys benefit events after recent cancellations due to time constraints—not health concerns. 

The show then dives into a heated “Question of the Day” about whether an aunt overstepped by buying deodorant for her bullied nephew—an issue echoing real viral debates about hygiene, adolescence, and parental boundaries. 

The team breaks down Los Angeles’ bold plan to create a “no‑car” 2028 Olympics, a move backed by major transit expansions, 3,000+ borrowed buses, and an all‑public‑transportation access model. Inspired in part by Paris’ 2024 accessibility success, Mayor Karen Bass aims to reduce congestion and push remote work, reviving LA’s investment in rail and bus infrastructure for a greener Games. 

This episode kicks off with a tense national flashpoint as federal prosecutors dig into the chaotic Minnesota church protest, where anti‑ICE demonstrators stormed a St. Paul sanctuary after learning a pastor also served as the local ICE field director. The DOJ is weighing charges under the FACE Act, and top officials—from Attorney General Pam Bondi to Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon—have condemned the disruption, even scrutinizing journalist Don Lemon’s on‑site coverage. This leads into the show’s Question of the Day: Are Black people better off now than during Dr. King’s lifetime? Callers and hosts wrestle with progress versus regression, noting ongoing issues like racism, political backlash, and economic inequality — debates that mirror current reporting on racial climate and the politicization of MLK’s legacy.   The conversation then shifts to New York City, where the largest nurses' strike in city history continues into its second week. Over 15,000 nurses remain on strike demanding safe staffing ratios, protection from workplace violence, and fair healthcare benefits, with major hospitals and the nurses’ union still deadlocked. Jasmine Sanders closes the show with her “Top 5 Black People Working Against the Cause,” naming figures like Candace Owens, Byron Donalds, Tim Scott, Stephen A. Smith, and Nicki Minaj — a list that hits differently given real‑world political tensions and recent controversies involving Owens and Minaj circulating in the media.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Jasmine Sanders closes the show with her “Top 5 Black People Working Against the Cause,” naming figures like Candace Owens, Byron Donalds, Tim Scott, Stephen A. Smith, and Nicki Minaj — a list that hits differently given real‑world political tensions and recent controversies involving Owens and Minaj circulating in the media. 

The conversation then shifts to New York City, where the largest nurses' strike in city history continues into its second week. Over 15,000 nurses remain on strike demanding safe staffing ratios, protection from workplace violence, and fair healthcare benefits, with major hospitals and the nurses’ union still deadlocked.  

The show’s Question of the Day: Are Black people better off now than during Dr. King’s lifetime? Callers and hosts wrestle with progress versus regression, noting ongoing issues like racism, political backlash, and economic inequality — debates that mirror current reporting on racial climate and the politicization of MLK’s legacy. 

This episode kicks off with a tense national flashpoint as federal prosecutors dig into the chaotic Minnesota church protest, where anti‑ICE demonstrators stormed a St. Paul sanctuary after learning a pastor also served as the local ICE field director. The DOJ is weighing charges under the FACE Act, and top officials—from Attorney General Pam Bondi to Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon—have condemned the disruption, even scrutinizing journalist Don Lemon’s on‑site coverage 

On Monday, DL Hughley and the crew celebrated the life of the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr on his day. This is a special Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day episode of DL Hughley Reloaded. Listen to some of the best interviews from the DL Hughley show and impactful words from Dr. King.   On a new segment, DL is highlighting comics on Welcome to the Stage. On Welcome to the Stage on this episode, comedian Donnell Rawlings is highlighted. Also, founding member of Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame group Public Enemy, Chuck D joins DL Hughley and the crew. Chuck D talks about his career and being inducted in the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

On My Top 5, Jasmine Sanders gave the top five Dr. Martin Luther King Jr quotes.  

Founding member of Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame group Public Enemy, Chuck D joins DL Hughley and the crew. Chuck D talks about his career and being inducted in the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame. 

On a new segment, DL is highlighting comics on Welcome to the Stage. On Welcome to the Stage on this episode, comedian Donnell Rawlings is highlighted. 

On Monday, DL Hughley and the crew celebrated the life of the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr on his day. This is a special Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day episode of DL Hughley Reloaded. Listen to some of the best interviews from the DL Hughley show and impactful words from Dr. King. 

Get ready—this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast hits hard from global policy to kitchen‑table debates. The team breaks down the State Department’s stunning decision to halt immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, a move the Trump administration argues is aimed at stopping incoming migrants “likely to rely on public assistance.” This unprecedented freeze affects nations across Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East—including Nigeria, Brazil, Egypt, Russia, and Somalia—and is rooted in expanded “public charge” criteria that critics say function as a modern‑day wealth test.   From global politics to domestic turmoil, D.L. and the crew then shift to the Question of the Day, where a wife wants her husband to watch all the kids—including the child she conceived outside the marriage—and callers weigh in passionately on loyalty, forgiveness, and responsibility. The political tension rises again as they spotlight Congresswoman Robin Kelly’s introduction of articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, citing obstruction of Congress, violations of public trust, and self‑dealing tied to aggressive and deadly ICE enforcement tactics. Rounding out the show, Jasmine honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the Top Five MLK Quotes, reminding listeners of the ongoing relevance of his calls for justice, courage, and moral clarity.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Jasmine honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the Top Five MLK Quotes, reminding listeners of the ongoing relevance of his calls for justice, courage, and moral clarity. 

D.L. and the crew then shift to the Question of the Day, where a wife wants her husband to watch all the kids—including the child she conceived outside the marriage—and callers weigh in passionately on loyalty, forgiveness, and responsibility. 

The political tension rises again as they spotlight Congresswoman Robin Kelly’s introduction of articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, citing obstruction of Congress, violations of public trust, and self‑dealing tied to aggressive and deadly ICE enforcement tactics. 

The team breaks down the State Department’s stunning decision to halt immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, a move the Trump administration argues is aimed at stopping incoming migrants “likely to rely on public assistance.” This unprecedented freeze affects nations across Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East—including Nigeria, Brazil, Egypt, Russia, and Somalia—and is rooted in expanded “public charge” criteria that critics say function as a modern‑day wealth test. 

Teyana Taylor is standing tall in the spotlight, defending her Golden Globe–winning performance in One Battle After Another. Critics say her character Perfidia is overly sexualized, but Taylor insists the role is strategic—a survival tool rather than exploitation. She pointed out that Perfidia handles a gun before anything else and only leans into sexuality when it furthers her revolutionary mission—especially as she grapples with postpartum depression and society’s expectations of Black women. Taylor hopes audiences see her not as a caricature, but as a complex badass whose sexuality is weaponized, not fetishized.   The DLHS crew sparked serious discussion during the Question of the Day, over whether you could date someone with terrible hygiene. From “roaches in the carpet” to oily hands, the consensus was clear—cleanliness matters more than chemistry—people won't compromise basic hygiene even for a perfect partner. Hygiene wasn’t just surface‑level; a dirty space often signals deeper issues, and it becomes a non‑starter.   R&B legend Jeffrey Osborne brought smooth vibes to the show, sharing his journey from drummer to lead singer with LTD, and ultimately to solo success. He explained how his voice, not songwriting, made him stand out, and how he grew by pushing for solo recognition even while in the band. Fans got a look at the musical roots behind chart‑topping classics like “On the Wings of Love.” Meanwhile, Outside the studio, Osborne is hitting the road—he kicked off his January tour in Greenbelt, MD, and has more shows lined up through spring.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show