The D.L. Hughley Show

The DL Hughley Show Podcast Reloaded brings holiday vibes with a standout collection of some of the most powerful and entertaining conversations from the past year, reminding listeners why DLHS remains must-listen radio. From laughs to life lessons, this special episode revisits moments that blended culture, commentary, and unfiltered truth in classic DL fashion. Highlights include a memorable “Four the Hard Way” sit-down with rapper and actor Eve, where she reflects on growth, identity, and navigating success on her own terms. The crew also revisits an insightful conversation with Janelle Monáe, who spoke candidly about artistic freedom, vulnerability, and the responsibility of using her voice during turbulent times. Rounding out the episode is Anthony Hamilton, who joined DL to discuss music, longevity, and staying true to your sound in an ever-changing industry. It’s a perfect rewind for longtime listeners—and a great entry point for new ones—packed with inspiration, humor, and real talk. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some legends never clock out—and this DL Hughley Show Podcast Reloaded proves why. While DL and the crew take a holiday breather, the show revisits some of its most memorable conversations of the year, spotlighting powerful voices who left a lasting mark on culture, music, and social commentary. John Legend joins DLHS for a thoughtful conversation about artistry, activism, and staying true to your convictions, even when it costs you fans. The Grammy-winning singer reflects on using his platform responsibly, balancing political honesty with creative integrity, and why telling the truth matters more than universal approval. The episode also revisits standout moments with Master P and Erykah Badu, two icons who redefine success on their own terms. Master P breaks down entrepreneurship, economic empowerment, and why ownership—not optics—is the real path to freedom, while Erykah Badu opens up about artistic evolution, creative authenticity, and her ever-expanding impact beyond music. Together, these highlights capture what DLHS does best: mixing humor, honesty, and hard truths with conversations that feel just as relevant now as when they first aired—making this Reloaded episode a reminder of why these moments became classics in the first place. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Jason Derulo claiming false accusations cost him millions to a child stealing DoorDash and nearly dying from a peanut allergy, this episode refuses to look away from uncomfortable conversations. D.L. Hughley tackles viral school violence, Andy Dick’s disturbing overdose, gender double standards around money, and whether a best friend marrying a widow crosses the line. The laughs hit hard with bootleg Thanksgiving recipes, movie reviews, and Shoe Booty of the Week, while the weight lands heavy as D.L., Jasmine, and the crew reflect on war, politics, Joy Reid vs. Stephen A., and sign off on the final broadcast of 2025. Funny, furious, and fearless, this is the D.L. Hughley Show at full power.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D.L. delivers sobering commentary on war, power, and who actually pays the price, while shouting out Joy Reid for lighting up Stephen A. Smith in a viral moment years in the making. The crew reads savage listener comments, breaks down major political headlines involving Donald Trump, Letitia James, AI regulation, and redistricting battles, and reflects on the final broadcast of 2025. Emotional goodbyes, gratitude to listeners, and unfiltered honesty close out a powerful year on the D.L. Hughley ShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D.L. delivers a hysterical bootleg Thanksgiving breakdown complete with government cheese, corner store turkey, and Newport smoked ham before reviewing Wicked: For Good starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. Then Jasmine opens her diary with a brutally honest confession about being involved with a stripper who never grew up, sparking conversations about standards, growth, and knowing when to walk away. This hour blends comedy, culture, and uncomfortable truths in only the way D.L. Hughley can See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.