The latest episode of The D.L. Hughley Show kicked off with an alarming health alert. A recent investigation found that two-thirds of popular protein powders and ready-to-drink shakes contain lead levels exceeding what an independent watch group considers safe. Plant-based formulas carried the worst contamination. The discussion then turned into a provocative Question of the Day. An influencer claimed that unwanted pregnancies are entirely a woman’s fault. The D.L. Hughley challenged this sweeping statement, noting that while the woman ultimately calls the shots, both partners share responsibility when it comes to conception and planning.

Also, in the What You Need to Know segment, Sybil Wilkes revealed that a federal operation dubbed “Operation Royal Flush” resulted in dozens of arrests — including top-flight figures in the Portland Trail Blazers and Miami Heat — for involvement in a massive gambling and rigged-poker ring tied to organized crime. All of this and more on The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast.

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Queen Indy B offered up five common underwear mistakes we all make (from wearing synthetic fabrics to skipping regular changes), underscoring how these everyday slips can undermine health and comfort.

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In the What You Need to Know segment, Sybil Wilkes revealed that a federal operation dubbed “Operation Royal Flush” resulted in dozens of arrests — including top-flight figures in the Portland Trail Blazers and Miami Heat — for involvement in a massive gambling and rigged-poker ring tied to organized crime.

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There was a provocative Question of the Day. An influencer claimed that unwanted pregnancies are entirely a woman’s fault. The D.L. Hughley challenged this sweeping statement, noting that while the woman ultimately calls the shots, both partners share responsibility when it comes to conception and planning.

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A recent investigation found that two-thirds of popular protein powders and ready-to-drink shakes contain lead levels exceeding what an independent watch group considers safe. Plant-based formulas carried the worst contamination.

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Get ready for a wild ride of tech, beauty debates and bold revelations on this week’s episode of the The D.L. Hughley Show. First up: a new AI-powered health gadget called the Kohler “Dekoda” toilet camera is turning our most private moment into data. It clips onto your toilet, uses optical sensors and algorithms to evaluate your waste for hydration level, gut health and even blood detection—and it comes with a big price tag and subscription fee.

In the beauty department, the show dug into the question: Why do so many women wear heavy makeup when studies show most men prefer a more natural look? Research from UK universities found both men and women rated women as most attractive when wearing about 40–60 % less makeup than what the women assumed men would like. The crew discussed that while men may say they like the “no-makeup look”, social media, filters and cosmetic standards push heavy glam.

Switching gears into culture and creativity, Grammy winner Lizzo joined the conversation about her new album being a “love letter” to self-worth, explaining how she draws lines between art, provocation and purpose. And in the final segment, the hosts explored five thoughts women have when they face a pregnancy scare—from “Am I ready?” to “What’s the clinic situation in my state?”, offering raw honesty and shared anxiety with laughs and empathy.

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Queen Indy Bee gives five thoughts that women have during a pregnancy scare on My Top 5.

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Grammy winner Lizzo joined the conversation about her new album being a “love letter” to self-worth, explaining how she draws lines between art, provocation and purpose.

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