The D.L. Hughley Show

D.L. and the crew bring the heat with a packed show. Trump tells Tennessee supporters he can say "the stupidest things" and they still clap—proving his point. An Uber driver kicks out a rider who won't confirm her name. In the GED Section, D.L. demands answers about six mysterious Black deaths the Trump administration refuses to investigate. NYC Mayor Mamdani orders a police use-of-force review, and a controversial story about a father showering with his nine-year-old daughter sparks intense debate across two hours with callers, Sanders, and Skip all weighing in. The Streaming Hack Warrior Alibo reviews Survivor's Remorse starring Mike Epps and Tichina Arnold. "F You, D.L. Hughley" lets critics sound off on religion, the hood, and D.L.'s small TV set. Miguel Pilgrim wins $52 million and rebuilds a historic Black community. Sybil Wilkes covers Obama's Senate endorsement, Trump attacking Ilhan Omar, and a fatal Six Flags roller coaster fall. Plus, a lucky listener wins a One Voice Cruise cabin, and D.L. teases guest Robert Glasper and another giveaway. Buckle up.
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D.L. announces his book Charlie's Boys is out and he's hitting The View tomorrow. Then it's giveaway time—caller Rosalyn from Charlotte, NC wins a cabin on the One Voice Cruise, and D.L. is feeling so magnanimous he plans to give away another one. The crew reflects on the terrifying Six Flags roller coaster death and why getting older changes how you feel about thrill rides. Skip gives D.L. his flowers for the generosity, and the show teases tomorrow's guest: musical artist Robert Glasper and the Blue Note venue in LA. Another cruise cabin is up for grabs—will you be the next winner?
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D.L. hits the road for Philadelphia with Don Lemon and Fort Worth, but first it's time for listeners to vent in the fan-favorite segment "F You, D.L. Hughley" with correspondent Niecy James. Critics come for D.L. about his stance on religion, his advice to leave the hood, and even the size of his TV set. Then the Human Being of the Week honors go to Miguel Pilgrim, who won $52 million in the lottery and is rebuilding Fort Lauderdale's historic Black community on Sistrunk Boulevard. In What You Need to Know, Sybil Wilkes covers Obama's endorsement of Juliana Stratton for Senate, Trump attacking Ilhan Omar at an Ohio rally, Six Flags shutting down roller coasters after a fatal fall, and the University of Maryland suspending its tennis program over KKK hood graphics.
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The debate rages on: is a father showering with his nine-year-old daughter good parenting or a red flag? Sanders and Skip weigh in, and callers do not hold back—one even calls the man a "pervert" while another invokes Trump's own inappropriate comments about his daughter. D.L. draws the line between affection and boundary violations, and the consensus is clear: nine is too old. Then the one and only Alibo, the Streaming Hack Warrior, takes over with a hilarious review of Survivor's Remorse, starring Jessie T. Usher, Mike Epps, and Tichina Arnold—LeBron James' executive-produced show that's like Entourage with a conscience and a church scene. Alibo also pitches his new venture, Bootleg Betting—no refs, just witnesses.
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October means Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and D.L. kicks things off with birthday shoutouts to AOC, Paul Pierce, Jerry Jones, Tisha Campbell-Martin, and more—including a wild story about Brian Dawkins' image being used in a Trump ad. Christa Pike, a death row survivor who was nearly executed, is back in the headlines, and D.L. has plenty to say about that. Trump tells Tennessee supporters he could "say the stupidest things" and they'd still clap—and they proved him right. An Uber driver kicks out a passenger who refused to confirm her identity, sparking a heated debate. In the GED Section, D.L. demands to know why the Trump administration investigates everyone except the mysterious deaths of six Black people found drowned and hanging this year. Plus, NYC Mayor Mamdani orders a police use-of-force review, scientists link gas and mental health, and a jaw-dropping story about a father who showers and sleeps with his nine-year-old daughter—listeners, you decide: loving dad or crossing the line?
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