The DLHS team discusses a TikToker who hit and killed a man while live-streaming and driving, even with her child in the backseat. DL calls it “the sickness of clout culture,” especially after she began asking the public for donations and promoting her new album immediately after the tragedy. 

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The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast opens with political heat and cultural reflection. DL and the crew dig into growing frustration among Democrats after the Supreme Court struck down key portions of the Affordable Care Act, calling out party leaders for being “too soft” while Republicans pushed through their long-promised repeal. DL blasts what he calls the “self-sabotage of saving people from themselves,” reminding listeners that many who opposed Obamacare are now the same ones suffering from rising premiums and shuttered hospitals. 

The tone shifts to the Question of the Day, as the team tackles a viral influencer debate claiming “Black men don’t marry Black women once they get rich.” DL and Jasmine Sanders counter with Pew and CDC data showing nearly 85–95% of Black men marry Black women, even among high earners. Listeners from around the country call in, many blaming that false narrative on social media, slavery-era division, and pop-culture stereotypes. The conversation ends on a lighter, heartwarming note as former President Barack Obama surprises veterans and their families at a D.C. airport, earning the “Human Being of the Week” award for his humility and service. 

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Jasmine delivers her Top 5 Ways Your Body Tells You You’re With the Wrong Man, blending humor and hard truth on My Top 5.  

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Former President Barack Obama surprises veterans and their families at a D.C. airport, earning the “Human Being of the Week” award for his humility and service. 

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The tone shifts to the Question of the Day, as the team tackles a viral influencer debate claiming “Black men don’t marry Black women once they get rich.” DL and Jasmine Sanders counter with Pew and CDC data showing nearly 85–95% of Black men marry Black women, even among high earners. Listeners from around the country call in, many blaming that false narrative on social media, slavery-era division, and pop-culture stereotypes. 

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DL and the crew dig into growing frustration among Democrats after the Supreme Court struck down key portions of the Affordable Care Act, calling out party leaders for being “too soft” while Republicans pushed through their long-promised repeal. DL blasts what he calls the “self-sabotage of saving people from themselves,” reminding listeners that many who opposed Obamacare are now the same ones suffering from rising premiums and shuttered hospitals. 

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The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast delivers a mix of laughter, lessons, and legendary voices in this standout episode. The show opens with a hilarious yet revealing discussion on how women can supposedly tell everything about a man just by looking at his face — from testosterone levels to bank accounts. DL jokes that those instincts often fail “somewhere between traffic court and child support court,” sparking a playful debate about attraction, money, and modern dating.  

Things take an inspiring turn when music legend Dionne Warwick joins the crew to reflect on her groundbreaking career, recalling how she unknowingly became the first Black woman to win a Grammy in the Pop category and the advice that shaped her journey: “Be who you are — it won’t be given to you; you’ll earn it.” She also laments the lack of melody and heart in today’s music while celebrating her timeless hits with Burt Bacharach and Hal David. 

Rounding out the show, DL congratulates Outkast on their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, applauding the duo’s creativity and influence on hip-hop culture. Big Boi performed during the ceremony, while André 3000, true to form, sat it out to focus on his flute — a move DL joked was “the most Andre thing ever.” Between the humor, honesty, and heartfelt interviews, this episode proves once again why the DL Hughley Show remains one of the most thought-provoking voices in radio. 

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DL congratulates Outkast on their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, applauding the duo’s creativity and influence on hip-hop culture. Big Boi performed during the ceremony, while André 3000, true to form, sat it out to focus on his flute — a move DL joked was “the most Andre thing ever.” 

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Music legend Dionne Warwick joins the crew to reflect on her groundbreaking career, recalling how she unknowingly became the first Black woman to win a Grammy in the Pop category and the advice that shaped her journey: “Be who you are — it won’t be given to you; you’ll earn it.” She also laments the lack of melody and heart in today’s music while celebrating her timeless hits with Burt Bacharach and Hal David. 

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The Question of the Day pushes that tension further: Is it ever okay to date your friend’s ex? Callers and co-hosts weigh in with unfiltered takes — some calling it “wicked and duplicitous,” others insisting love is fair game if feelings have faded. 

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