This week on The Outcast Podcast, the dysfunction reached new heights—and we’re not just talking about Tomkat’s blood pressure. From broken war memorials to emo makeovers, this episode had it all. If you missed it, here’s the breakdown of the madness that only The Outcasts could deliver.

If you've ever wondered what happens when a bull enters a china shop, imagine Ramo in the studio. This week, he broke Gentry’s prized Iwo Jima statue, a tribute to WWII veterans and one of the most sacred pieces in the studio. Ramo’s defense? “It was in my way.” We can neither confirm nor deny if Gentry wept, but let's just say tensions were higher than Tomkat’s cholesterol after BBQ Sunday.

Black eyeliner? Check. Dashboard Confessional on repeat? Double check. This week, Memphis embraced his inner emo, questioning the meaning of life, his sock collection, and why people still use Facebook. Listeners got an intimate glimpse of his mood swings—and a Spotify playlist titled “Sad Vibes & Beef Jerky.” Therapy may be next, or maybe just more black hoodies.

We paused the chaos to send love, support, and prayers to Tomkat’s mom, who’s going through a tough time health-wise. In true Outcast fashion, the crew offered heart, humor, and horrible medical advice. Listeners: please send your well wishes. And maybe also tell Tomkat to stop Googling WebMD.

The crew tackled a spicy social topic: Why does Pride Month get a whole month and Veterans only get a day? It sparked an honest, funny, and sometimes surprisingly deep debate. No one walked away unscathed, except Ramo, who still thought it was “Veterinarian’s Day.” The segment ended with consensus: every day should be a day to honor service and self-expression.

Things got steamy when the gang took an online “How Kinky Are You?” test. Let's just say… now we understand why the studio door has a lock and Memphis carries rope in his trunk “for emergencies.” From safe words to shocking revelations, we’re all questioning how much we really know about each other.

Spoiler: Ramo scored higher than anyone expected. Tomkat pretended to be shocked.

Gentry posed the question: Is it creepy to take stuff from estate sales? The conversation spiraled from antique ashtrays to haunted dinnerware. Tomkat swears his vintage microwave still whispers at night. Ramo would take a ghost if it came with a discount. Memphis just wants first dibs on the vinyl collection.

From the hardwood to the ice, the Outcasts gave their takes on the latest playoff shakeups. Who’s hot, who’s flopping, and which team Memphis swears is “paying the refs”? Bonus: Tomkat compared the NHL to “a bar fight on skates,” and somehow, no one argued.

It’s another explosive episode of The Outcast Podcast — the show where a brown guy, a black guy, and a white guy walk into a studio and... well, you know how it goes. This week, we’re firing on all cylinders, mixing the absurd, the outrageous, and the oddly insightful like only we can. Buckle up.

We kick off with rapper and resident mind-bender Kevin Gates. This man isn’t just dropping bars anymore — he’s dropping theories. Whether he’s talking about charging your phone with your body, teleportation, or how the human body doesn’t need food (yes, really), Gates continues to entertain and confuse. The Outcast crew tries to unpack whether Gates is ahead of his time or just needs a nap and a sandwich.

Next up, we talk AMAs. Once a staple in pop culture, this year’s show seemed more like a musical ghost town. Ratings are down bad, and we’ve got thoughts. Is it the lack of star power? Is America just over awards shows? Or maybe the performers just didn’t bring the heat. We break down the flops, the few bright spots, and what the future holds for shows like this.

Yup, you read that right. The Donald is back in headlines — this time, it’s all about the hair (or whatever that shimmering golden dome is). We dissect the memes, the madness, and whether Trump’s new 'do is a strategic distraction or just a cry for help from his scalp. Either way, it’s comedy gold.

KISS legend Gene Simmons made waves (again) by declaring that the era of truly iconic bands is over. No more Beatles. No more Zeppelins. Just a sea of one-hit wonders and TikTok stars. The crew debates: is Gene just being a grumpy old rock star, or does he have a point?

Football junkies, rejoice! We’re under the 100-day mark until the NFL season kicks off. Who’s going to dominate? What storylines are we hyped for? Fantasy trash talk already starting? You bet. We get into it all with hot takes, bold predictions, and maybe a little preseason trash talk.

Finally, it wouldn’t be The Outcast Podcast without Tomkat getting way too comfortable on camera. From eating what he thought was "chicken" on a stick to trying to perform a TikTok dance in Crocs, Tomkat had a week that belongs in a museum of internet fails. We play the clips, roast accordingly, and ask the age-old question: why do we keep letting him near a camera?

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Episode Title: “Tornadoes, Tunes, and Trouble”

The Outcast boys are back and louder than a St. Louis thunderclap. This week’s show hits harder than a Diddy lawsuit and is packed with hurricane-force topics, musical mischief, and, yes… even presidential health rumors. Buckle up, because Gentry, Ramo, Memphis, and Tomkat are spinning the week’s wildest headlines and personal chaos into another can't-miss episode.

The episode kicks off with stories from the road as Ramo and Gentry recap their latest gig together. Was it a triumph or a train wreck? Either way, it was vintage Outcast chaos with laughs, missteps, and maybe a broken mic or two. Gentry claims they “brought the house down”—Ramo says they just “brought down the bar tab.”

Memphis found himself smack dab in the middle of tornado territory in St. Louis. Was he chasing storms or just dodging them? Either way, the wind wasn’t the only thing howling. Tune in to hear how Mother Nature tried to blow the grill right off his backyard smoker—and nearly took his underwear with it.

Tomkat drops three fresh tracks hotter than Florida asphalt in July:

• “The Florida Shuffle” – An anthem for every hustler, shady contractor, and snowbird who’s ever danced the Medicaid two-step.

• “Free Now” – A heartfelt rebel yell for anyone breaking free from the grind.

• “Salt Life FMB” – A sun-soaked tribute to Fort Myers Beach living, complete with jet skis, bikinis, and beers in coolers.

These aren’t just songs—they’re Tomkat bangers with real stories and a side of sarcasm.

Only in the Big Easy could prisoners escape like it’s a Bourbon Street parade. The crew breaks down the recent New Orleans jailbreak that left authorities scrambling and the public shaking their heads. Spoiler: One guy escaped with nothing but flip-flops and determination.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is making headlines again—but not for a hit single. The crew dives into the ongoing Diddy legal saga, where lawsuits, raids, and wild allegations have the music mogul dancing around more than just beats. Should he be canceled or counseled? The Outcast crew is split—and spicy.

Is it true? Did President Joe Biden just admit to having cancer? The crew examines the confusion and controversy surrounding the recent statement, dissecting whether this was a slip of the tongue, a real health bombshell, or another White House “oops.” (Cue the presidential facepalm.)

From Luka’s left hand to Connor McDavid’s warp speed, the NBA and NHL conference finals are on fire. The guys make their picks, take some wild bets, and talk trash like it’s Game 7 already. Tomkat also drops a hot take on LeBron that might make you throw your phone.

You know it wouldn’t be an episode without Tomkat’s Wild News Recap, where he covers everything from Florida Man sightings to crimes that sound like Mad Libs gone wrong. This week’s segment might include someone getting arrested at a Waffle House, and maybe a gator doing something it shouldn’t.

The episode wraps with heartfelt laughs, a few jabs, and a reminder that no matter how wild the week gets, you can always count on The Outcast Podcast to call it like it is. Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unmissable.

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