The Outlaws are back! Today's episode features an interview with Gospel icon Damita. She discusses her new radio show "Damita Uncut", talks about the state of the Gospel music industry, the controversy over Druski's latest skit about flashy pastors and more.

The team closes out 2025 by talking about a feel good story and closing the show on a positive note.

On today's episode, the team talks about the viral story of a Black woman who was kicked out of Gold's gym after a confrontation with a man in the woman's locker room.

Michele Weiss, Mayor elect of University Heights, Ohio (a suburb of Cleveland) joins the show to talk about becoming the first Orthodox Jewish femalee mayor in American history, how she was able to attract a diverse coalition of supporters and more.

NBA insider Sam Amico from Hoopswire.com joins the show to talk about the NBA's gambling scandal.

On today's episode, the team addresses the viral story of a horrific attack on a 5 year old girl by an 8, 9, and 10 year old.

Cleveland Municipal Court judicial candidate Nikki McGowan joins the show to talk about running for the office, why her experience as a public defender adds needed perspective and more. Later in the show, Robin reflects on her question to Cavs star Donovan Mitchell being picked up by major entertainment news outlets across the country.

Jeff Charles, News Editor at Townhall, joins the show and has a conversation with Darvio about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, today's political climate, social media's role in it and where we go from here.

Ann-Marie Potemski from the nonprofit Anchor of Hope joins the show to talk about her experience in helping struggling families, legal refugees from war torn countries and shares how great the need is.

On today's episode, Cleveland Councilman Joe Jones addresses the allegations of intimidation and of allegedly threatening someone. He gives his perspective on the alleged incidents and also gives his perspective on dealing with the allegations, how his family is handling it, the message to his voters who don't know what to believe and more.