The Lit Outlet Podcast

In this gripping solo episode, Moses (NoMo23) dives deep into a shocking experience: a recent police raid on his home. He recounts the overwhelming intensity and unexpected chaos that came from having his personal space invaded, giving listeners an unfiltered look at the anxiety and stress that followed. This story is more than just an account of the raid—it’s about resilience, navigating difficult situations, and dealing with the unexpected fallout. Moving into sports, he delivers a passionate rant on World Series ticket prices, explaining why he’d rather watch from home with family than shell out $1,200 for nosebleed seats. Basketball talk follows as Moses celebrates LeBron James and his son, LeBron James Jr., playing for the Lakers together. He dives into the strategy behind the Lakers' latest game, attributing their impressive plays to Coach JJ Redick and the team’s chemistry. Sharing his hopes for the season, Moses believes this might be one of the most exciting Lakers lineups since Phil Jackson.Moses also goes into detail about the story behind his name, NoMo23. From childhood memories of pitching like Hideo Nomo to his graffiti days, he shares the journey that led to his moniker and why he added the silent “K” as a nod to his roots.Finally, he emphasizes the importance of viewer engagement, thanking fans who watch his videos from start to finish. He shares his goal for ‘The Lit Outlet,’ hoping to one day invite fans to a live studio recording. He also encourages viewers to interact thoughtfully with his content, moving away from simple emoji comments and fostering real conversations to help boost the channel’s reach. Whether discussing the raid, sports, or personal growth, this episode is a raw, unfiltered chance to get to know Moses better than ever before. #GetToNoMo #TheLitOutlet #NoMo23 #PoliceRaidPull up Turn up Stay LitThank you for watching and please like, Subscribe and most importantly Share.https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet/https://www.instagram.com/knomoe23/https://www.patreon.com/join/TheLitOutlet?

Join host Moses (No Mo) as he sits down with Gian from *Undisputed Principles*, a bookstore and clothing brand in LA, for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, streetwear, and self-development. Gian shares his journey from Peru to Miami to LA, explaining how he overcame challenges like language barriers, discovered his passion for design, and built a thriving business with only $2,000.

In this hilarious and thought-provoking episode of Brown Militia, host Moses (aka Knomoe23) is joined by comedians Elias Zepeda, Richard Villa, and San Butler for an unfiltered discussion that dives deep into some of today’s most controversial topics.** The conversation kicks off with a bold claim that Venezuela is releasing prisoners and encouraging them to migrate to the U.S., sparking a humorous debate about the validity of such news and drawing historical parallels to England sending prisoners to Australia. From there, the hosts share personal immigration stories, contrasting the hardships faced by past migrants with the benefits reportedly given to recent Venezuelan arrivals, including cash, cell phones, and even plane tickets.The laughs continue as the crew pivots to cultural appropriation in boxing, with famous figures like Canelo Álvarez and Mayweather at the center of the discussion. They explore how Latino culture is often simplified or misunderstood in the U.S., with celebrities pandering to Latino audiences for profit.Things take an even lighter tone with jokes about hypothetical boxing matchups, pain tolerance, and famous fighters, before tackling more serious issues like blackface in media. The group discusses a controversial Japanese talent show, Robert Downey Jr.’s role in Tropic Thunder, and the nuances of intent versus impact in racist depictions.The episode wraps up with reflections on generational wealth gaps, credit culture, and how younger generations are facing new challenges, while the comedians share their thoughts on parenting, hard work, and instilling values in kids today. There's plenty of banter about aging, tipping culture, and even a funny story about an 83-year-old man being saved by his dog.Tune in for a rollercoaster of comedy, social commentary, and deep dives into cultural identity—this episode has it all!Pull up Turn up Stay Lit

In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, host Moses, aka Knomoe23, sits down with special guest Three Plates Tommy for an unforgettable conversation. The two reminisce about South Gate, from iconic spots like Greenspan's to Cypress Hill's influence on the neighborhood. Tommy dives into his love for vintage lowrider culture, rockabilly music, and his journey into comedy and podcasting.Tommy also shares personal stories from his childhood in Ridgecrest, a small town where he encountered racism but thrived as a class clown. From radio station mishaps to lizard hunting adventures, his unique life experiences shaped the humor and personality that fans love today.Throughout the episode, they discuss the power of staying true to old-school fashion, refusing to follow trends, and embracing the beauty of vintage culture. Tommy’s passion for entertaining led him to unexpected success in the comedy world, appearing on podcasts like George Perez Stories, performing at the Comedy Store, and building his brand in entertainment.Tune in to hear more about Tommy's hilarious journey, his rise in comedy, and how he's turning his dreams into reality, one show at a time.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes!

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In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, host Moses, aka Knomoe23, sits down with special guest and recording artist Lizzy G. Lizzy opens up about her life, from her roots in Pomona to her current home in Fontana, and her deeply personal music that reflects her experiences. She shares her journey, starting with singing at the age of two and writing her first song at seven, inspired by the challenges of her childhood. Lizzy discusses her musical influences, the impact of a 13-year abusive relationship, and how she uses music as an emotional outlet.

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In this first episode of Torta Talks With Tonzy and Moe kick off with a lighthearted reflection on their viral moment from a year ago when they discussed TikTok personalities Shawty Bae and Wilito. They revisit the drama surrounding Wilito, whom they previously criticized for using Shawty Bae for clout, which led to a TikTok duet response from Wilito. Moses humorously recounts his "hypothetical anger" toward Wilito for allegedly taking advantage of Shawty Bae.The conversation shifts into a broader look at social media drama, particularly on TikTok and Instagram, with Tonzy revealing that he recently met Wilito, who has since matured and taken responsibility for his past actions. The hosts wrap up the episode with some spicy speculation about Shawty Bae’s personal life, touching on rumors of a possible robbery scheme and whether her current boyfriend is also chasing clout.In this episode, Moses and Tonzy dig deeper into clout culture and how it can change people. They highlight a recent incident involving TikToker Juju, who received backlash for mocking a street vendor’s pricing, showing how fame can alter behavior. They discuss the increasing visibility of Latino creators on TikTok, noting how the algorithm often tailors content to users’ backgrounds. The hosts reflect on their own experiences with social media fame and the importance of staying humble, encouraging listeners to stay tuned for more juicy gossip and social media drama. They also invite their audience to suggest topics for future episodes, interact with them online, and follow them on their social media platforms.📲 **Follow us for more updates:**- Moses (aka NoMo): @knomoe23 on Instagram- Tonzy @whostonzy on InstagramDon't forget to **like, comment, and subscribe** for more content on **social media trends, influencer gossip, and TikTok drama!**#TortaTalks #ShawyBae #Wilito #CloutCulture #tiktokdrama #socialmedia #LatinoCreators #viralmoments #influencergossip #podcast Pull up Turn up Stay Lit

In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, Moses, aka Knomoe23 , sits down with Prime God from Cult Media TV for an insightful conversation about the media industry, Latino representation, and the challenges of breaking into Hollywood. Prime God, who has collaborated with actors like Shia LaBeouf and directors like David Ayer, shares his journey as the CEO of Cult Media, where he's focused on creating impactful content that bridges traditional media and online platforms.

In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast , host Moses, aka Knomoe23, sits down with special guest known as Sidah Fect the founder of the rising streetwear brand, Junkie Kartel. Discover the journey behind the brand that took the pandemic by storm, now worn by NFL players, rappers, and more.