D. L. Hughley

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  1. Full EP | US Supreme Court sends two voter rights cases to lower courts; Are black people under attack; Taylor Rooks pays off $2 million of medical debt; Five moves proves he’s a keeper; and More

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    Full EP | US Supreme Court sends two voter rights cases to lower courts; Are black people under attack; Taylor Rooks pays off $2 million of medical debt; Five moves proves he’s a keeper; and More

    From voting rights battles to real-life wins in the community, this episode of the D.L. Hughley Show keeps it real about power, politics, and purpose. The conversation kicks off with the U.S. Supreme Court sending key Voting Rights Act cases back to lower courts, a move that avoids a final ruling but raises concerns about how discrimination cases are handled moving forward. Recent rulings have already weakened protections under Section 2—historically used to challenge voting discrimination—sparking fears that minority voters could face reduced representation and fewer legal pathways to fight unfair district maps. That news fuels the Question of the Day: are Black Americans under attack? Listeners and hosts weigh in on everything from voting rights rollbacks to economic disparities, questioning whether current policies are coincidental or part of a broader pattern impacting Black communities.   On a more uplifting note, the show highlights journalist Taylor Rooks’ major act of generosity, as she helped erase over $2 million in medical debt for more than 1,800 families in the Atlanta area through her foundation—addressing an issue that disproportionately affects Black households and millions nationwide. The episode also mixes in lighter moments, including a viral parenting story about accountability, a trending debate over celebrity performances, and a fun relationship segment breaking down the “must-have” behaviors that signal a strong partner—like planning the date, communicating, and yes, picking up the check (which still aligns with common dating expectations today). From serious social commentary to culture and connection, this episode delivers a full spectrum of conversation that reflects where the culture stands right now.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min
  2. Full EP | D.C. parents adhere to curfew laws or more jail time; Should stepparents spank stepchildren; CEO of OneTen Maurice Jones is Talking All that Jazz; Trump post outlandish photos on social media; and More

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    Full EP | D.C. parents adhere to curfew laws or more jail time; Should stepparents spank stepchildren; CEO of OneTen Maurice Jones is Talking All that Jazz; Trump post outlandish photos on social media; and More

    From politics to parenting debates to big career moves, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show delivers a mix of real talk, headlines, and heated opinions you don’t want to miss. The show kicks off with a breakdown of the growing crackdown in Washington, D.C., where parents could now face serious penalties—including jail time—if their kids violate curfew laws tied to so-called “teen takeovers,” a response to rising public safety concerns across the city. That leads into the Question of the Day, sparking a passionate listener debate: should stepparents discipline stepchildren? While some argue it’s necessary in blended households, others push back, noting that laws and family dynamics vary widely and that physical discipline by non-parents can face stricter legal scrutiny or raise concerns about boundaries.   Later, the conversation shifts to opportunity and equity as OneTen CEO Maurice Jones joins the show to discuss the organization’s bold mission to connect one million Black Americans without four-year degrees to family-sustaining jobs—part of a broader push to close the opportunity gap and prioritize skills over credentials. The episode wraps with commentary on Donald Trump’s latest social media behavior, as a wave of AI-generated images—including outlandish scenes with aliens and war themes—sparks backlash and raises eyebrows online, giving the crew plenty to react to. With sharp humor, strong opinions, and stories that hit culture, politics, and everyday life, this episode brings the conversations people are already having straight to the mic.    Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min
  3. Republicans Declare War on Black Voters, Health & Sanity | The Joy Reid Show LIVE!

    9 MAY

    Republicans Declare War on Black Voters, Health & Sanity | The Joy Reid Show LIVE!

    Tonight on The Joy Reid Show: the hoods are off, and the Republican party is living out their "Klancestors" wildest dreams. GUEST SOCIALS: Justin Pearson: IG: @justinpearson X: @Justinjpearson Dr. Frita Fisher: @drfrita on all socials Website: www.drfrita.com Dave Daley: Bluesky: @davedaley.bsky.social Website: https://fairvote.org Facebook: @FairVoteReform X: @fairvote D.L. Hughley: IG: @realdlhughley And thank you @VerbalBeRappin on Instagram for providing our Moment of Joy THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: HexClad: Shop the HexClad Mother’s Day Sale for up to 49% off sitewide and score big savings on their bestselling sets at www.hexclad.com/JOY Rem: Protect your teeth with Remi by using code "JOY" to get 50% off at www.shopremi.com/JOY Willie’s Remedy: Order now at www.drinkwillies.com and use code "JOY" for 20% off of your first order + free shipping on orders over $95, and enjoy life in the high country Don't forget to get your ticket to The Joy Reid Show Live with our friend and guest Godfrey over at: https://tickets.citywinery.com/event/the-joy-reid-show-mqff8i ABOUT JOY REID: Joy-Ann Lomena Reid (AKA Joy Reid) is a best-selling American author, political journalist and TV host. She was a national correspondent for MSNBC and is best known for hosting the Emmy-nominated, NAACP Award-winning political commentary and analysis show, The ReidOut, from 2020 to 2025. Her previous anchoring credits include The Reid Report (2014–2015) and AM Joy (2016–2020). STAY CONNECTED WITH THE SHOW: Website: https://www.joyannreid.com Merch: https://shop.thejoyreidshow.com/ Substack: https://substack.com/@joyannreid Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Joy-Reid-Show/61576759980854/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joyreidshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejoyreidshow FOLLOW JOY ON SOCIAL: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joyreidofficial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joyannreid/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@joyreidofficial Want to hear more of our theme song? Check out the Foodchain page on BandCamp: https://pthefoodchain.bandcamp.com/track/the-foodchain-basically-ft-jd-era ============================= Copyright Notice: This video and my YouTube channel contains content that is property of The Joy Reid Show, a production of Image Lab Media Group. You are authorized to share the video link and channel, and embed this video in your website or others as long as a link back to this YouTube Channel is provided. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    2 h y 8 min
  4. Full EP | Mississippi cancelling redistricting legislative session; Black mother refuse to let her son date black girls; ICE Agents will be present at the World Cup; Five mistakes that turn your man into your friend; and More

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    Full EP | Mississippi cancelling redistricting legislative session; Black mother refuse to let her son date black girls; ICE Agents will be present at the World Cup; Five mistakes that turn your man into your friend; and More

    From political shakeups to viral parenting debates and relationship reality checks, this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show dives headfirst into the conversations everybody’s having—but with the humor and edge you expect. The crew breaks down Mississippi’s decision to cancel a planned redistricting session, a move tied to recent court rulings that have reshaped how the Voting Rights Act can be applied and raised concerns about the future of Black political representation. They also unpack the growing controversy around ICE agents being present at the upcoming World Cup, where federal officials say their role is focused on security—though critics worry it could still impact international visitors and undocumented communities.  On the culture side, the viral “Question of the Day” sparks a heated discussion about a Black mother who refuses to let her son date Black girls, with callers and the crew challenging the idea of generalizing an entire group based on personal experience and unpacking the deeper issues behind it. The episode also lightens things up with Jasmine Sanders’ My Top 5 segment, breaking down the everyday habits that can quietly shift a romantic partner into just a friend—mixing humor with a little hard truth about communication, effort, and attraction.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    37 min
  5. Full EP | Divine 9 upset about MAGA white woman pledging AKA; Were you offended by Kevin Hart roast; Dr. Ian Smith joins DLHS crew; Five household items you need to throw away; and More  

    14 MAY

    Full EP | Divine 9 upset about MAGA white woman pledging AKA; Were you offended by Kevin Hart roast; Dr. Ian Smith joins DLHS crew; Five household items you need to throw away; and More  

    If today’s headlines feel unhinged, The D.L. Hughley Show didn’t shy away from saying the quiet part out loud. The crew kicked things off by unpacking the backlash surrounding a MAGA‑aligned white woman pledging the Divine Nine, specifically Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., sparking a broader conversation about vetting, political alignment, and why historically Black organizations are held to a different standard amid rising concerns about cultural dilution and ideological infiltration. The tension only escalated during the Question of the Day as listeners weighed in on whether they were offended by the Netflix Kevin Hart roast, after comedian Tony Hinchcliffe told a controversial joke referencing George Floyd, drawing sharp criticism from Floyd’s family and civil rights advocates who argue the moment crossed from comedy into cruelty. DL pushed back on the idea that it was “just jokes,” calling out the double standards around free speech and who’s allowed to be offended—and when.   The show also turned toward empowerment and everyday reality checks, welcoming Dr. Ian Smith, who stopped by to talk about his new podcast Black Health Unfiltered, which tackles medical mistrust, systemic bias, and why conditions like high blood pressure and heart disease continue to hit Black communities hardest. He stressed the life‑and‑death importance of culturally competent care and credible information in an era flooded with misinformation. Rounding things out on a lighter—but still practical—note, the crew shared a list of household items you should finally let go of, from outdated electronics and DVD players to old phone books and CD racks, echoing expert advice that clutter isn’t just inconvenient—it can be unhealthy. As always, DL blended humor, hard truths, and cultural insight, leaving listeners laughing, thinking, and probably reconsidering what’s collecting dust at home.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    50 min
  6. Full EP | Ashley Jenae’s fiancée not invited to funeral as he breaks silence; Would you convert religions for your relationship; CNN Founder Ted Turner dies at 87; Five reasons teachers are incredible; and More

    8 MAY

    Full EP | Ashley Jenae’s fiancée not invited to funeral as he breaks silence; Would you convert religions for your relationship; CNN Founder Ted Turner dies at 87; Five reasons teachers are incredible; and More

    Sometimes one episode feels like a culture check-up—and this one didn’t disappoint. The show opens on a somber but headline‑making moment as the crew discusses the tragic death of influencer Ashlee Jenae, whose fiancé Joe McCann broke his silence after being excluded from her funeral, a move tied to ongoing questions surrounding her death during a trip to Zanzibar. Online reaction has been intense, as her family continues to challenge early findings while McCann publicly mourns her and denies wrongdoing. The conversation then shifts to media history with the passing of Ted Turner at age 87, the outspoken founder of CNN and pioneer of 24‑hour cable news, whose legacy reshaped how the world consumes breaking news and media.   From there, the show dives into a fiery Question of the Day that struck a nerve with listeners nationwide: would you convert to another religion for love? The discussion was sparked by a viral story of a woman requiring her boyfriend to convert to Islam before meeting her parents, igniting debate about faith, boundaries, and deal‑breakers in modern relationships. Callers passionately weighed in, with many saying religion should be a personal conviction—not a relationship ultimatum. The episode closes on a lighter but heartfelt note, celebrating teachers and the often‑overlooked reality of their impact, long hours, and influence on future generations, reinforcing why educators remain essential to society even when they’re underappreciated.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min
  7. Full EP | A Trump Secret Service agent arrested in Miami; Is Killer Mike criticism warranted; Dr. Ian Smith joins DLHS crew; Five reasons you awoke someone else bad; and More   

    7 MAY

    Full EP | A Trump Secret Service agent arrested in Miami; Is Killer Mike criticism warranted; Dr. Ian Smith joins DLHS crew; Five reasons you awoke someone else bad; and More   

    When chaos hits the headlines, The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast doesn’t tiptoe around it—it dives right in. The crew unpacked the jaw‑dropping arrest of a Trump‑assigned Secret Service agent in Miami, who authorities say was caught engaging in inappropriate behavior at a hotel while off duty. The incident, which reportedly involved the agent following female guests, sparked sharp commentary about professionalism and trust within elite security ranks, especially given the heightened scrutiny surrounding Trump-era security operations. The show also tackled the viral backlash facing Killer Mike, after the rapper urged civic engagement following the Supreme Court’s recent decision weakening the Voting Rights Act. Critics flooded social media, calling out what they see as contradictions in his past political stances, while others argued his message—mobilizing voters amid aggressive redistricting efforts in several Southern states—still hits the mark.   The conversation shifted to health and humor with guest Dr. Ian Smith, who joined the crew to discuss his new podcast Black Health Unfiltered, a platform addressing medical issues disproportionately affecting Black communities—from heart disease to systemic bias in healthcare. Dr. Smith emphasized rebuilding trust in credible medical information and empowering listeners with culturally informed guidance at a critical moment for public health discourse. To balance the heavy topics, the show wrapped with laughs during a “Top Five” segment breaking down the most relatable—and ridiculous—reasons people wake up in someone else’s bed, tapping into a trend of viral memes and pop‑culture humor that proves sometimes comedy is the best reality check.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    39 min
  8. Full EP | Women are furious with Stephen A. Smith; Is Twelve too young for makeup; Gov. Tim Walz signed Free School Meals into law; Five ways to raise money for Chris Brown Tickets; and More

    6 MAY

    Full EP | Women are furious with Stephen A. Smith; Is Twelve too young for makeup; Gov. Tim Walz signed Free School Meals into law; Five ways to raise money for Chris Brown Tickets; and More

    The show kicks off with a fiery breakdown of why women are dragging Stephen A. Smith online after his viral comments saying his partner should both work and have a hot meal waiting for him. The crew doesn’t just crack jokes—they unpack why many listeners see his remarks as outdated, especially at a moment when conversations around gender roles, labor, and respect are front and center across social media and sports media commentary. The debate then shifts to parenting and culture with the Question of the Day: is twelve years old too young for makeup? Drawing from real caller reactions and broader research, the discussion highlights how social media, beauty influencers, and online pressure are pushing kids to grow up faster, while parents struggle to balance self-expression with safety and self-esteem.   On a more uplifting note, the Human Being of the Week honors Gov. Tim Walz, who signed universal free breakfast and lunch for K–12 students into law in Minnesota—a move praised nationwide for tackling childhood hunger without income barriers and putting kids first. The episode wraps with laughs and side-eyes during Jasmine Sanders’ “Top 5” featuring creative (and borderline ridiculous) ways fans are raising money for Chris Brown tickets, a reflection of just how intense demand is for his massive stadium tour with prices soaring in many cities.    Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    47 min
  9. Full EP | Supreme Court restores mail order access to abortion pill; Should a husband pay his wife back for bills; Talking All That Jazz with Joy Taylor; New Yorkers call for boycott of Met Gala due to Jeff Bezos; and More  

    5 MAY

    Full EP | Supreme Court restores mail order access to abortion pill; Should a husband pay his wife back for bills; Talking All That Jazz with Joy Taylor; New Yorkers call for boycott of Met Gala due to Jeff Bezos; and More  

    From the Supreme Court to the kitchen table, today’s D.L. Hughley Show covered how power, money, and marriage are stirring up some major conversations. The show dug into the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to temporarily restore mail‑order access to the abortion pill mifepristone, a drug used in more than half of abortions nationwide. By blocking a lower‑court ruling out of Louisiana, the Court once again allows doctors in states that protect abortion access to prescribe the medication via telehealth and mail, a move reproductive‑rights advocates say is critical as medication abortions have become the most common method since Roe was overturned. The conversation changed to the Question of the Day: should a husband repay his wife after she covered household bills while he was unemployed? Callers overwhelmingly said no. Arguing marriage is a partnership—not a loan agreement—sparking a passionate discussion about money, gender roles, and what “for better or worse” really means.  In lighter but still heated debate, Jasmine Sanders is Talking All that Jazz as she welcomed Joy Taylor to the Urban One family. Taylor talked about her daily sports micro-pod, The Daily Play, which delivers fast, facts‑first breakdowns of major sports and culture stories. The show also mixed culture, controversy, and relationships—starting with New York’s backlash against the Met Gala over billionaire involvement. Protesters across the city called for a boycott after Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos were named honorary chairs, with activists accusing Amazon of labor abuses and excessive influence over cultural institutions, including demonstrations and viral protest visuals near the event.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    43 min
  10. Full EP | Teens engaging in Scientology speed running; My teenage son cannot date a girl with a baby; Supreme Court struck down Louisiana congressional map; Five signs you have too much stress; and More  

    1 MAY

    Full EP | Teens engaging in Scientology speed running; My teenage son cannot date a girl with a baby; Supreme Court struck down Louisiana congressional map; Five signs you have too much stress; and More  

    Social media stunts, Supreme Court rulings, and real‑life parenting dilemmas collide in a jam‑packed episode that proves the world stays messy whether it’s online or offline. The crew weighs in on a viral trend where teens have been “speed‑running” through Church of Scientology buildings in Los Angeles for TikTok clout—a stunt that’s drawn police attention and prompted the church to remove door handles and accuse participants of trespassing and potential hate crimes. From there, the show turns to serious news, breaking down how the Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s congressional map, a 6–3 ruling that weakens key protections of the Voting Rights Act and could significantly reduce Black voter representation not just in Louisiana, but across the country.   On the personal side, the Question of the Day sparks heated debate after a mother says her 14‑year‑old son is not allowed to date a girl who already has a baby, with callers split between seeing it as responsible parenting or unfair judgment. The episode also taps into health and lifestyle realities, highlighting five warning signs your body may be under too much stress—ranging from teeth grinding and digestive issues to constant hunger and randomly falling asleep—symptoms medical experts consistently link to chronic stress.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    38 min