The D.L. Hughley Show

They say fireworks light up the sky, but this Fourth of July DL Hughley Reloaded episode proves the biggest sparks came from the conversations. From timeless love songs and career reinventions to life-saving health lessons, DL and the crew revisit some of their most memorable interviews while delivering the laughs and unfiltered commentary listeners expect. Drawing from the show’s standout moments, R&B veteran Kenny Lattimore reflects on a career that has made him one of music’s most enduring voices of romance, discussing everything from being mislabeled as “too secular” after leaving gospel music to the lasting power of love songs. Meanwhile, singer, songwriter, and actress Keri Hilson opens up about embracing a new chapter in acting, learning an entirely different craft, and the importance of finding balance between career ambitions and personal happiness.   The episode also delivers one of its most impactful discussions when actor Malik Yoba shares the story of his unexpected quadruple bypass surgery despite maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Yoba explains how hidden hereditary risks and undetected arterial blockages changed his life, encouraging listeners—especially Black men—to become stronger advocates for their physical and mental health and to seek more comprehensive heart screenings when necessary.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Get ready for a star-powered throwback packed with laughs, insight, and unforgettable conversations. In this special Fourth of July reloaded episode of The D.L. Hughley Show, D.L. and the crew revisit standout interviews with some of entertainment and activism’s biggest voices, blending comedy, culture, music, and social commentary into a celebration-worthy mix. Lizzo opens up about her album Special, describing it as a “love letter” to self-worth and positivity while discussing the balance between artistic expression and public perception. The Grammy-winning artist reflects on creating music with intention and authenticity, themes that resonated deeply throughout the era of the album, which produced the chart-topping hit “About Damn Time” and earned multiple Grammy nominations.   The episode also features Da Brat discussing her return to music with “Have U 2 Myself,” a heartfelt collaboration with Jessica Betts that marked her first independent release in a decade. She shares how the song came together organically and reveals plans for more music after realizing fans were eager for her return. Meanwhile, Rev. Al Sharpton reflects on his decades-long journey in civil rights, his documentary Loudmouth, and the lessons he’s learned from a life spent on the front lines of social justice. Alongside these candid conversations, the crew delivers plenty of classic D.L. humor, trending news, health tips, and thought-provoking commentary, making this holiday reloaded episode a perfect blend of entertainment, reflection, and inspiration.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

The crew revisits some of the show's funniest moments before welcoming acclaimed R&B singer Vivian Green, who joins the show during Women's History Month to discuss the importance of meaningful friendships, emotional growth, and the lessons she's learned throughout life. Green, the Philadelphia-born singer behind hits like “Emotional Rollercoaster,” reflects on the value of making thoughtful decisions and maintaining healthy relationships, while sharing a warm and uplifting exchange about sisterhood and personal growth. The show also catches up with actor and creative entrepreneur Eric LaSalle, who discusses his transition from acting to writing and producing, emphasizing the importance of ownership and building intellectual property through his thriller book series. Additional background: Green remains one of contemporary R&B’s most respected singer-songwriters, known for a career that spans more than two decades and includes multiple chart-topping soul hits.   The music continues with Anthony Hamilton, who talks about staying true to his signature sound, creating music his fans can connect with, and the lasting impact of his catalog. Hamilton, the Grammy-winning soul singer behind classics such as “Charlene” and “Comin’ From Where I’m From,” reflects on authenticity, artistry, and what keeps his music resonating with audiences. Grammy-winning pianist and producer Robert Glasper also joins the conversation, sharing insights on blending jazz, hip-hop, R&B, and soul while collaborating with artists across genres. Widely recognized for projects such as Black Radio and his work with Kendrick Lamar, Glasper explains how immersing himself in multiple musical worlds has helped him connect with diverse audiences.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

From candid conversations about the state of daytime television to powerful reflections on journalism and artistry, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast delivers insight, humor, and honesty from some of entertainment’s most respected voices. Sheryl Underwood joined DL to discuss the challenges of hosting opinion-based talk shows in today’s social media-driven culture, arguing that public discourse has become more reactive and less forgiving. The longtime The Talk co-host reflected on her years in daytime television and the importance of authentic conversation, a timely topic as the Emmy-winning CBS series recently concluded its 15-season run after making daytime discussion a staple for millions of viewers.   The show also welcomed Grammy-nominated soul singer Leela James, who discussed her single “Complicated,” explaining that relationships often become difficult because people overthink situations and create problems where none exist. She also shared details about her cannabis wellness brand and her continued passion for creating music that connects with listeners. Later, Good Morning America co-anchor Robin Roberts reflected on the evolving media landscape, emphasizing the difference between journalism and opinion, and stressing the importance of delivering facts in an era of growing mistrust in news. Roberts also highlighted her Emmy-winning Disney+ series Turning the Tables, where meaningful conversations take center stage. Along with these insightful interviews, DL and the crew mixed in their signature comedy, listener feedback, entertainment commentary, and news updates, creating an episode that balanced thoughtful discussion with plenty of laughs.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

During the Jazzy Report, Jasmine discussed the Senate’s bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a major housing affordability bill designed to increase housing supply, reduce regulatory hurdles, encourage new construction, and limit large institutional investors from buying up single-family homes—an issue many believe has priced everyday Americans out of the housing market. DL and the crew connected the legislation to a broader affordability crisis, noting how rising rents, housing costs, and stagnant wages continue to make homeownership feel out of reach for many families. 

It is Monday, but DL Hughley and the crew will make you feel like the weekend with a What Had Happened Friday. DL and the crew will play the best callers from last week’s Questions of the Day.  During the Jazzy Report, Jasmine discussed the Senate’s bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a major housing affordability bill designed to increase housing supply, reduce regulatory hurdles, encourage new construction, and limit large institutional investors from buying up single-family homes—an issue many believe has priced everyday Americans out of the housing market. DL and the crew connected the legislation to a broader affordability crisis, noting how rising rents, housing costs, and stagnant wages continue to make homeownership feel out of reach for many families.  Oleebo the streaming hack warrior, is back with DL for another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the horror spoof franchise, Masters of the Universe. This movie brings back nostalgia for 80s cartoon fans, as He-Man is being brought to life with the live action film starring Nicholas Galitzine, Idris Elba, and Jared Leto. Also, sometimes fans get upset with some of the things that DL has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley. 

Oleebo the streaming hack warrior, is back with DL for another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the horror spoof franchise, Masters of the Universe. This movie brings back nostalgia for 80s cartoon fans, as He-Man is being brought to life with the live action film starring Nicholas Galitzine, Idris Elba, and Jared Leto.  

Sometimes fans get upset with some of the things that DL has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley. 

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

The show kicks off with the viral controversy surrounding former NFL star Brandon Marshall, who faced widespread backlash after posting a video of his young son running at 2 a.m. as punishment—sparking a national conversation about discipline, parenting boundaries, and whether public shaming crosses the line. From there, the crew leans into a relatable and often messy co-parenting dilemma for the Question of the Day. A father who buys clothes instead of giving cash, leaving the child’s mother upset—highlighting a common issue in co-parenting where unclear expectations around money and responsibilities frequently lead to conflict. The conversation blends humor with real-life tension, as callers and hosts debate trust, intent, and what “doing your part” really looks like.   On the political front, the show unpacks the fallout after Donald Trump blocked a bipartisan housing bill designed to increase affordable housing and ease costs for renters and buyers, delaying legislation that had rare support across both parties. Lightening the mood, the show wraps with a celebration of Michael Jackson’s legacy, highlighting iconic moments like his 1993 Super Bowl halftime performance that revolutionized the event, his legendary moonwalk debut, and the game-changing impact of Thriller—reminding listeners why the King of Pop remains a cultural benchmark.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

The show wraps with a celebration of Michael Jackson’s legacy, highlighting iconic moments like his 1993 Super Bowl halftime performance that revolutionized the event, his legendary moonwalk debut, and the game-changing impact of Thriller—reminding listeners why the King of Pop remains a cultural benchmark. 

The show unpacks the fallout after Donald Trump blocked a bipartisan housing bill designed to increase affordable housing and ease costs for renters and buyers, delaying legislation that had rare support across both parties. 

The crew leans into a relatable and often messy co-parenting dilemma for the Question of the Day. A father who buys clothes instead of giving cash, leaving the child’s mother upset—highlighting a common issue in co-parenting where unclear expectations around money and responsibilities frequently lead to conflict.  

The show kicks off with the viral controversy surrounding former NFL star Brandon Marshall, who faced widespread backlash after posting a video of his young son running at 2 a.m. as punishment—sparking a national conversation about discipline, parenting boundaries, and whether public shaming crosses the line. 

From viral takes to real-world controversy and soulful conversations, the DL Hughley Show dives headfirst into the stories everybody’s talking about. The episode kicks off with the internet buzzing over LeBron James, who caught backlash after resurfaced podcast comments revealed he “could not have a stay-at-home woman,” sparking debate about gender roles and the realities of motherhood. The conversation expands into a broader cultural moment—from a Brooklyn coffee shop refusing service to Congressman Dan Goldman over his political stance, now under federal investigation, to the drama surrounding Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, where algae blooms and peeling paint emerged shortly after a multi-million-dollar renovation, with officials blaming vandalism despite ongoing questions.  The show also brings the vibes with rising R&B singer J. Brown, who joins the crew to talk music, culture, and his continued chart success as an independent artist with multiple Billboard R&B hits under his belt. Then it shifts to reflection, honoring music icons who left us too soon—artists like Aaliyah, Tupac, Whitney Houston, Biggie, and Prince—whose impact still shapes the industry today. From tragic losses like Aaliyah’s fatal plane crash and Tupac’s untimely death to the lasting legacy of artists taken too early, the conversation underscores how often music’s biggest voices are gone before their time.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

On My Top 5, Jasmine Sanders shifted to reflection, honoring music icons who left us too soon—artists like Aaliyah, Tupac, Whitney Houston, Biggie, and Prince—whose impact still shapes the industry today.  

The show also brings the vibes with rising R&B singer J. Brown, who joins the crew to talk music, culture, and his continued chart success as an independent artist with multiple Billboard R&B hits under his belt. 

There is drama surrounding Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, where algae blooms and peeling paint emerged shortly after a multi-million-dollar renovation, with officials blaming vandalism despite ongoing questions. 

The episode kicks off with the internet buzzing over LeBron James, who caught backlash after resurfaced podcast comments revealed he “could not have a stay-at-home woman,” sparking debate about gender roles and the realities of motherhood. 

From politics to pop culture, the DL Hughley Show Podcast opens with a major policy win as the Senate pushes forward a bipartisan housing bill designed to ease America’s affordability crisis. The “21st Century ROAD to Housing Act” aims to increase home supply, cut red tape, and even limit large investors from buying up single-family homes, all in an effort to bring costs down for everyday families. Then the conversation pivots to the Question of the Day, sparked by Whoopi Goldberg’s viral take that the Knicks should visit the White House—not as a political statement, but as a symbolic show of resilience and representation, arguing the moment could inspire younger generations. As expected, the crew and callers are split, debating whether showing up is empowerment or normalization in a deeply divided political climate.  On the Human Being of the Week front, the show highlights a real-life hero story out of Waco, Texas, where a man risked his life to save a woman trapped in dangerous floodwaters—part of a wave of flash flooding events that have led to multiple water rescues across the state. And in classic DL fashion, the show wraps with a relatable—and hilarious—Top 5 list breaking down why people don’t text back, from being boo’d up to simply not being interested. While the jokes land, there’s some truth behind it: experts say delayed responses often come down to mental overload, stress, or digital burnout rather than intentional avoidance. It’s a mix of news, culture, and comedy that keeps it real while giving listeners something to think—and laugh—about.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

The show wraps with a relatable—and hilarious—Top 5 list breaking down why people don’t text back, from being boo’d up to simply not being interested. While the jokes land, there’s some truth behind it: experts say delayed responses often come down to mental overload, stress, or digital burnout rather than intentional avoidance. 

On the Human Being of the Week front, the show highlights a real-life hero story out of Waco, Texas, where a man risked his life to save a woman trapped in dangerous floodwaters—part of a wave of flash flooding events that have led to multiple water rescues across the state. 

Then the conversation pivots to the Question of the Day, sparked by Whoopi Goldberg’s viral take that the Knicks should visit the White House—not as a political statement, but as a symbolic show of resilience and representation, arguing the moment could inspire younger generations. As expected, the crew and callers are split, debating whether showing up is empowerment or normalization in a deeply divided political climate. 

The DL Hughley Show Podcast opens with a major policy win as the Senate pushes forward a bipartisan housing bill designed to ease America’s affordability crisis. The “21st Century ROAD to Housing Act” aims to increase home supply, cut red tape, and even limit large investors from buying up single-family homes, all in an effort to bring costs down for everyday families. 

From the courtroom to the cookout, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast pulls no punches—opening with a sharp take on a controversial Supreme Court decision that could reshape how police encounters are judged. The Court declined to hear United States v. Carter, leaving in place a ruling that allows courts to consider race when determining whether someone felt free to leave a police interaction. DL and the crew unpack what that means in real life, questioning whether ignoring racial context truly reflects reality. Later, the conversation shifts to a wild “Question of the Day” scenario: a child steals a neighbor’s food delivery, suffers an allergic reaction, and the mother sues. The debate gets heated, but legally, experts say cases like this rarely hold up since liability typically falls on the person who took the food—not the owner who never offered it.   Things lighten up when acting legend Denzel Washington joins the show, delivering classic wisdom about his craft—reminding listeners that once a role is out, it belongs to the people, not the actor. His appearance adds a personal, reflective touch that balances the episode’s heavier topics. The show wraps with a look at the grand opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, a nearly $850 million cultural campus designed to inspire future generations with interactive exhibits and community space. While some critics debate its cost and design, the crew highlights its deeper purpose as both a historical archive and a symbol of legacy—sparking a broader conversation about how history is preserved, remembered, and sometimes challenged.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

The show wraps with a look at the grand opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, a nearly $850 million cultural campus designed to inspire future generations with interactive exhibits and community space. While some critics debate its cost and design, the crew highlights its deeper purpose as both a historical archive and a symbol of legacy—sparking a broader conversation about how history is preserved, remembered, and sometimes challenged. 

Things lighten up when acting legend Denzel Washington joins the show, delivering classic wisdom about his craft—reminding listeners that once a role is out, it belongs to the people, not the actor. His appearance adds a personal, reflective touch that balances the episode’s heavier topics. 

The conversation this hour is a wild “Question of the Day” scenario: a child steals a neighbor’s food delivery, suffers an allergic reaction, and the mother sues. The debate gets heated, but legally, experts say cases like this rarely hold up since liability typically falls on the person who took the food—not the owner who never offered it. 

The DL Hughley Show opened with a sharp take on a controversial Supreme Court decision that could reshape how police encounters are judged. The Court declined to hear United States v. Carter, leaving in place a ruling that allows courts to consider race when determining whether someone felt free to leave a police interaction. 

The DL Hughley Show Podcast celebrates Juneteenth with a mix of humor, culture, and real conversation, as the crew reflects on the holiday’s deeper meaning—marking June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved people in Texas learned they were free—and honoring its evolution into a federal holiday signed into law in 2021. Alongside the laughs, the show taps into current events—from a massive Knicks championship parade that shut down Manhattan after the team’s first title in decades, to pop culture debates and sharp social commentary—delivering that signature DL mix of satire, news, and unfiltered takes that keep listeners tuned in and talking.   The episode also shines with standout guest moments, starting with Erykah Badu, who speaks on her artistic evolution and “second coming,” showcasing why she remains a boundary-pushing cultural force while expanding her creative reach into ventures like her Apple Trees brand and continued music and tour presence. Comedian Ali Siddiq brings powerful storytelling to the spotlight, promoting his special Domino Effect 2: Loss, a deeply personal, widely viewed project that blends humor with real-life experiences of grief and growth. And acting legend Kim Fields reflects on her enduring career—from sitcom icon to current Netflix projects—proving longevity comes from consistency and authenticity. Packed with laughs, insight, and culture, this episode delivers a full Juneteenth celebration with purpose and personality.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Acting legend Kim Fields reflects on her enduring career—from sitcom icon to current Netflix projects—proving longevity comes from consistency and authenticity. 

Comedian Ali Siddiq brings powerful storytelling to the spotlight, promoting his special Domino Effect 2: Loss, a deeply personal, widely viewed project that blends humor with real-life experiences of grief and growth. 

The episode also shines with standout guest moments, starting with Erykah Badu, who speaks on her artistic evolution and “second coming,” showcasing why she remains a boundary-pushing cultural force while expanding her creative reach into ventures like her Apple Trees brand and continued music and tour presence. 

The DL Hughley Show Podcast celebrates Juneteenth with a mix of humor, culture, and real conversation, as the crew reflects on the holiday’s deeper meaning—marking June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved people in Texas learned they were free—and honoring its evolution into a federal holiday signed into law in 2021. 

From hip-hop headlines to courtroom controversies, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show dives into the conversations everybody’s having—but not everybody agrees on. The hottest topic: Jay-Z facing backlash over his partnership with Target to release a 30th-anniversary edition of Reasonable Doubt, with critics calling out the timing amid an ongoing boycott tied to the retailer’s rollback of diversity initiatives. The crew breaks down the tension between business moves and community accountability, while also tackling the emotional and divisive case of Karmelo Anthony, the Texas teen sentenced to 35 years for the fatal stabbing of another student at a track meet—a case that has sparked nationwide debate over self-defense, fairness, and racial disparities in the justice system.   The conversation shifts gears with a lively and unfiltered interview from Black-ish star Anthony Anderson, who brings humor, personal insight, and real-life perspective to the mic, reflecting his continued presence in entertainment and recent headlines. Wrapping things up, the crew keeps it relatable with a candid “Top 5” on things single dads don’t know, highlighting the everyday struggles of parenting—from exhaustion and judgment to balancing work and family life. With single fathers making up a growing share of households and often facing high stress and limited support, the segment lands with both humor and truth.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

The crew keeps it relatable with a candid “Top 5” on things single dads don’t know, highlighting the everyday struggles of parenting—from exhaustion and judgment to balancing work and family life. 

The conversation shifts gears with a lively and unfiltered interview from Black-ish star Anthony Anderson, who brings humor, personal insight, and real-life perspective to the mic, reflecting his continued presence in entertainment and recent headlines. 

The crew breaks down the tension between business moves and community accountability, while also tackling the emotional and divisive case of Karmelo Anthony, the Texas teen sentenced to 35 years for the fatal stabbing of another student at a track meet—a case that has sparked nationwide debate over self-defense, fairness, and racial disparities in the justice system. 

The hottest topic: Jay-Z facing backlash over his partnership with Target to release a 30th-anniversary edition of Reasonable Doubt, with critics calling out the timing amid an ongoing boycott tied to the retailer’s rollback of diversity initiatives. 

From breaking news to real talk and feel-good moments, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast blends culture, current events, and conversation you won’t hear anywhere else. The show kicks off with a major headline after federal authorities disrupted a planned attack targeting a UFC event held on the White House lawn, with investigators uncovering a multi-state plot involving weapons and even explosive drones—an operation officials say was stopped before it could unfold. The conversation then pivots into the “Question of the Day,” where the crew debates why heavy makeup remains popular despite research showing men often prefer a more natural look—studies have found both men and women consistently rate lighter makeup as more attractive, even though many assume the opposite.   The show also highlights a powerful feel-good story during “Human Being of the Week,” saluting Zendaya for her behind-the-scenes generosity on Malcolm & Marie, where she ensured crew members received profit participation—an uncommon move in Hollywood that helped some earn significant payouts after the film’s sale. Wrapping things up with humor, DL breaks down the five worst Father’s Day gifts, calling out the usual suspects like ties, socks, and “World’s Best Dad” mugs—items often criticized for feeling generic or last-minute instead of thoughtful.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Wrapping things up with humor, DL breaks down the five worst Father’s Day gifts, calling out the usual suspects like ties, socks, and “World’s Best Dad” mugs—items often criticized for feeling generic or last-minute instead of thoughtful. 

The show also highlights a powerful feel-good story during “Human Being of the Week,” saluting Zendaya for her behind-the-scenes generosity on Malcolm & Marie, where she ensured crew members received profit participation—an uncommon move in Hollywood that helped some earn significant payouts after the film’s sale. 

The conversation then pivots into the “Question of the Day,” where the crew debates why heavy makeup remains popular despite research showing men often prefer a more natural look—studies have found both men and women consistently rate lighter makeup as more attractive, even though many assume the opposite. 

The show kicks off with a major headline after federal authorities disrupted a planned attack targeting a UFC event held on the White House lawn, with investigators uncovering a multi-state plot involving weapons and even explosive drones—an operation officials say was stopped before it could unfold. 

The D.L. Hughley Show dives headfirst into controversy and culture, starting with a major court ruling that’s reigniting conversations about how America tells its story. A federal judge has ordered the restoration of national park exhibits covering slavery, climate change, and Indigenous history after they were removed under a 2025 directive—calling the changes a dangerous attempt to “rewrite history” and censor critical truths. From there, the conversation shifts to a viral moral dilemma that hits close to home: a mother blowing her daughter’s college fund on her son’s wedding, sparking debate over betrayal, accountability, and whether family ties should override personal boundaries. Stories like this aren’t rare—similar real-life cases have even led to lawsuits, with young adults taking legal action when parents misuse education funds meant for their future.   The show lightens things up with comedian Gary Owen, whose journey from U.S. Navy serviceman to BET’s “Comic View” breakout star and fan-favorite performer highlights why he remains a staple in comedy, known for connecting with diverse audiences and blending cultural humor with real-life experiences. But things take another serious turn with the drama surrounding the World Cup in North America, where visa denials, travel restrictions, and even officials being refused entry have cast a shadow over the global event. Reports confirm that referees, team staff, and fans from multiple countries have been turned away due to tightened U.S. immigration policies, raising concerns about fairness and accessibility on one of the world’s biggest stages. From legal battles and family drama to comedy and global controversy, this episode delivers a sharp, unfiltered take on the headlines shaping the moment.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show 

Things take another serious turn with the drama surrounding the World Cup in North America, where visa denials, travel restrictions, and even officials being refused entry have cast a shadow over the global event. Reports confirm that referees, team staff, and fans from multiple countries have been turned away due to tightened U.S. immigration policies, raising concerns about fairness and accessibility on one of the world’s biggest stages. 

The show lightens things up with comedian Gary Owen, whose journey from U.S. Navy serviceman to BET’s “Comic View” breakout star and fan-favorite performer highlights why he remains a staple in comedy, known for connecting with diverse audiences and blending cultural humor with real-life experiences. 

The conversation shifts to a viral moral dilemma that hits close to home: a mother blowing her daughter’s college fund on her son’s wedding, sparking debate over betrayal, accountability, and whether family ties should override personal boundaries. Stories like this aren’t rare—similar real-life cases have even led to lawsuits, with young adults taking legal action when parents misuse education funds meant for their future. 

A federal judge has ordered the restoration of national park exhibits covering slavery, climate change, and Indigenous history after they were removed under a 2025 directive—calling the changes a dangerous attempt to “rewrite history” and censor critical truths. 

It is Monday, but DL Hughley and the crew will make you feel like the weekend with a What Had Happened Friday. DL and the crew will play the best callers from last week’s Questions of the Day.  During the What’s Trending, social media influencers Marlon and LaShonda Moore were sentenced to forty years in prison for defrauding thousands of people. The married Texas couple looked like a power couple, but in reality, they were running a pyramid scheme.  Oleebo the streaming hack warrior, is back with DL for another bootleg movie review. Today, Oleebo is reviewing the horror spoof franchise, Scary Movie. This movie brings back the original cast with Wayans brothers Marlon and Shawn, as well as Regina Hall and Anna Faris. Also, sometimes fans get upset with some of the things that DL has to say, so he gives them the opportunity to say F- You DL Hughley.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show