Davida Russell, a councilwoman in Cleveland Heights (a suburb of Cleveland) joins the show to talk about how a fight over diversity almost turned into a physical altercation in a City Council meeting.

Ep. 353 - Cleveland Heights Councilwoman Davida Russell talks about how a debate over diversity almost turned physical

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On today's episode, The Outlaws go to FanExpo Cleveland and talk to Kathleen Herles (the original voice of Dora the Explorer), Ethan Suplee (from My Name is Earl) and Butch Hartman (creator of the Fairly OddParents).

Ep. 398 - Outlaws Xtra: FanExpo Cleveland. W/Kathleen Herles (from Dora the Explorer), Ethan Suplee and Butch Hartman

The crew is back from break and on this episode, Darvio responds in more detail to the attack against him from Roland Martin over Voter ID. The team also talks about the ongoing rap battles and the death of OJ Simpson.

Ep. 397 - Darvio responds to Roland Martin and more

Cuyahoga County judicial candidate Ray Tarasuck joins the show to talk about his run for office, why having a working class background gives him an additional - and important - perspective and more.

Ep. 396 - Ray Tarasuck talks about running for judge, the value in coming from a working class background and more

US Congressional candidate Chris Banweg joins the show to talk about his run for congress, how he plans on bridging the political divide in a 50/50 district and more.

Ep. 395 - Chris Banweg talks about his campaign for congress, bridging the political divide and more

On this special episode, the tape is rolling while Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O'Malley talks to Melissa Jones, a mother of a 13 year old who was murdered in Cleveland.

Ep. 353 - Cleveland Heights Councilwoman Davida Russell talks about how a debate over diversity almost turned physical

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