The D.L. Hughley Show

From cost-of-living caravans to a 2,300‑mile peace trek—this episode rides the pulse of everyday choices, big ideas, and unexpected unity. Americans continue drifting toward the Southeast—think Myrtle Beach/Wilmington, Raleigh, and Greenville–Spartanburg—drawn by lower costs, warmer weather, and small‑city ease; recent moving data shows the Carolinas surging while Florida’s pandemic‑era boom cools, with some metros now appearing on “move‑out” lists as housing and insurance costs bite. For the Question of the Day, the crew debates whether a man should pick up the tab for his partner’s hair and nails—listeners weigh in that it’s not an obligation but can be a loving gesture, especially if you’re critiquing a look you want improved; typical nail services run about $20–$50 while premium styles and extensions can climb into the hundreds, even more for high‑end hair installs, explaining why the question sparks such heated talk. Professor Michael Eric Dyson drops by to discuss Long Time Coming, his epistolary reckoning with race that writes to martyrs like Breonna Taylor and George Floyd—underscoring how systemic forces demand more than episodic fixes, a point echoed in the show’s exchange. And outside the studio, compassion is literally on the march: a band of Buddhist monks (and “Aloka the Peace Dog”) are walking roughly 2,300 miles from Fort Worth to Washington, D.C., drawing crowds across Georgia and heading into South Carolina—an old‑school pilgrimage reminding folks that peace begins within, one step at a time. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Compassion is literally on the march: a band of Buddhist monks (and “Aloka the Peace Dog”) are walking roughly 2,300 miles from Fort Worth to Washington, D.C., drawing crowds across Georgia and heading into South Carolina—an old‑school pilgrimage reminding folks that peace begins within, one step at a time. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Professor Michael Eric Dyson drops by to discuss Long Time Coming, his epistolary reckoning with race that writes to martyrs like Breonna Taylor and George Floyd—underscoring how systemic forces demand more than episodic fixes, a point echoed in the show’s exchange. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the Question of the Day, the crew debates whether a man should pick up the tab for his partner’s hair and nails—listeners weigh in that it’s not an obligation but can be a loving gesture, especially if you’re critiquing a look you want improved; typical nail services run about $20–$50 while premium styles and extensions can climb into the hundreds, even more for high‑end hair installs, explaining why the question sparks such heated talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Americans continue drifting toward the Southeast—think Myrtle Beach/Wilmington, Raleigh, and Greenville–Spartanburg—drawn by lower costs, warmer weather, and small‑city ease; recent moving data shows the Carolinas surging while Florida’s pandemic‑era boom cools, with some metros now appearing on “move‑out” lists as housing and insurance costs bite. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.