This week on The Outcast Podcast, the crew dives headfirst into another wild mix of sports, culture, and downright outrageous news stories. As always, no topic is off-limits when Gentry, Tomkat, Memphis, and Ramo G are in the studio.

The Outcasts kicked things off by breaking down the latest college football matchups. With rivalry games heating up, the crew offered their predictions, hot takes, and even put the audience on the spot with their very own pick of the week. Spoiler alert: not everyone agreed, and the trash talk was flowing.

In a fiery discussion, the team tackled a new law that could land you a year in jail for burning the American flag. Is this about protecting patriotism or crushing free speech? Each host had a strong take, sparking one of the more heated debates we’ve had in a while.

The sports world got shook when news broke about Rja Jackson allegedly beating a wrestler nearly to death. The Outcasts didn’t hold back—discussing the consequences, accountability, and how these kinds of stories affect the world of athletics.

Even Cracker Barrel couldn’t escape the chopping block this week. The restaurant chain rolled out a new logo, and the Outcasts had thoughts—lots of them. Is it a harmless rebrand, or another example of corporate America bowing to modern trends?

Lil Nas X found himself in the headlines again, but this time not for his music. The Outcasts dissected the news of his arrest, debating whether this was a publicity stunt, unfair targeting, or just another wild twist in his already unpredictable career.

As always, Tomkat closed out the show with his twisted news roundup and the internet’s craziest viral clips. From laugh-out-loud moments to “what did I just watch?” videos, this segment had the whole crew cracking up.

Another week, another wild ride with The Outcast Podcast. Whether you’re here for the sports hot takes, the cultural debates, or just the raw comedy, this episode is loaded with everything that makes this show a must-listen.

This week’s episode of The Outcast Podcast had it all—heat, humor, history, and a little chaos. From stage collapses to slang confusion, here’s what went down with your favorite crew of misfits: Gentry, Memphis, Ramo, and Tomkat.

We kicked things off with Ramo pulling back the curtain on how he got his name. Was it a childhood nickname, a hip-hop-inspired alias, or something else entirely? The guys dug into the origin story, and it turns out the name fits his personality perfectly. It’s not just a name—it’s an identity, and it sparked some laughs (and a few theories) from the crew.

Our fearless host Gentry had the ultimate test of endurance: a blistering August wedding. Think sweltering heat, sweat-drenched suits, and guests slowly melting like candles on the dance floor. Gentry powered through, but it gave the guys plenty of ammo to crack jokes about summer nuptials and questionable wedding planning.

If you think Gentry had it rough, Memphis one-upped him. While performing at a gig last week, the heat got the best of him, and he passed out mid-performance. Thankfully, he’s okay now—but the story had everyone rolling. It was a reminder that even tough guys like Memphis aren’t immune to Florida’s brutal summer heat.

Do the Outcasts know their “rizz” from their “no cap”? This week they squared off against the internet’s ever-changing slang dictionary. From “skibidi” to “gyat,” the guys took their best shots at decoding the Gen Z lexicon. Spoiler: let’s just say the results were… mixed. But it made for some hilarious back-and-forth and maybe even a new nickname or two.

The crew dove into one of the week’s wildest headlines: Trump and Putin making waves in Alaska. As always, opinions flew, jokes landed, and the Outcasts put their unique spin on the political spectacle.

Tiger Blood is back. The guys unpacked the new Charlie Sheen documentary, reminiscing about his legendary meltdown era and asking whether this new chapter might be his redemption story—or just more of the same Charlie chaos.

Sports talk was strong this week, too. The Outcasts gave their takes on Madden NFL 26, debating cover athletes and whether the franchise still has its magic. They also tackled the growing presence of male cheerleaders in the NFL, sparking a mix of jokes, debates, and genuine conversation about how the league continues to evolve.

Tomkat brought the heat with his News & Viral Videos segment, including one jaw-dropping story: influencers filming content inside a restaurant getting hit by a car mid-video. The guys couldn’t believe it, and the reactions were a mix of shock, sympathy, and “you can’t make this stuff up.”

From sweltering weddings and fainting gigs to Charlie Sheen flashbacks and slang battles with Gen Z, this week’s episode proved once again why the Outcasts are must-listen entertainment. Whether they’re making you laugh, think, or shake your head, one thing’s for sure: there’s never a dull moment when the Outcasts get together.

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This week, the Outcasts came in hot with a mix of sports talk, festival stories, wild viral moments, and a couple of subjects we probably shouldn’t say out loud in church.

Basketball season is here, and Memphis has officially locked in. The man’s schedule is all practice, drills, and hustle as he preps for tip-off. He’s living, eating, and breathing hoops right now, and you can hear it in his voice—focused, fired up, and ready to dominate.

While Memphis is on the court, Ramo’s been in the studio. He’s been producing and releasing fresh house music tracks that are already starting to make waves. The beats are deep, the energy is high, and Ramo’s showing why the underground scene should have him on their radar.

Gentry and Tomkat took a road trip to the Poconos Raceway for the Elements Music & Arts Festival to see none other than Shaquille O’Neal rock the stage as DJ Diesel. Between the bass drops, the fire effects, and a sea of festival vibes, it was a show worth the drive—and the ringing in their ears afterward.

You’ve heard the stories before—Tomkat and off-road vehicles have a complicated relationship. But this time, the crash wasn’t just in our memories. Thanks to Meta glasses, we got the wreck on film in glorious, up-close detail. No major injuries—just another story for the highlight reel.

In one of the strangest sports headlines of the week, someone’s been throwing sex toys onto WNBA courts mid-game. We discuss the “why” (if there is a why), the fallout, and whether this is a bizarre protest, an attention grab, or just some twisted form of entertainment.

NBA star Michael Porter Jr. has been caught up in a sports betting scandal, raising questions about gambling’s place in the league and how the rules get enforced. We break down what happened, how big the consequences could be, and what it means for the sport.

From “Real-World Survival 101” to “How to Win Arguments Without Losing Friends,” the crew brainstorms what courses should actually be on a college curriculum. Spoiler alert: none of us are qualified to teach them, but we’d sure try.

Tomkat wraps the show with his usual roundup of bizarre headlines and must-see viral clips. This week’s picks are equal parts hilarious, cringe, and “how is that even possible?”

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This week on The Outcast Podcast, the crew is back in full swing with stories, tech talk, pop culture debates, and a healthy dose of ridiculousness. From music festivals to Meta Ray-Bans, and some hot cartoon character takes—this episode’s got it all.

Ramo hits us with tales from his latest music festival escapade, complete with vivid crowd scenes, psychedelic vibes, and questionable porta-potty decisions. What did he see? Who did he hear? And why does he smell like patchouli and regret? All the answers are in this week’s first segment.

Meanwhile, Memphis traded beats for barbecue on his trip to St. Louis. He breaks down the Gateway City experience—from local eats to culture shock—and even throws in some Midwest hospitality stories (or the lack thereof). Spoiler alert: things got real in STL.

Gentry and Tomkat strap on the latest Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses and give their unfiltered review. Are these AI-powered shades the future of wearable tech, or just another gadget trying to look cool? The guys discuss hands-free video, real-time transcription, and why Tomkat might have accidentally recorded his dog snoring for 2 hours.

With football season kicking off, the crew puts on their analyst hats (well, Gentry’s is more of a cowboy hat) and breaks down the upcoming NFL season. Which teams are destined for greatness? Who’s tanking for Caleb’s cousin? And will the Cowboys finally make it past the second round? Place your bets.

It’s an all-out brawl as the guys go toe-to-toe over one simple (but impossible) question: Who is the greatest character of all time? From Tony Montana to Gandalf, Walter White to Forrest Gump, the gloves come off and the logic goes out the window. You’ll laugh, you’ll yell at your speakers, and you’ll probably agree with Memphis. Maybe.

From Bugs Bunny to Bart Simpson, SpongeBob to Stewie Griffin—everyone’s got their favorite cartoon icon. The Outcast crew throws down some of the most iconic animated names ever drawn, and the debate gets...animated. Someone even tried to nominate G.I. Joe. Yes, seriously.

To close it out, Tomkat drops the week’s weirdest headlines and cringiest viral videos. You’ll hear about emotional support alligators, dancing delivery drivers, and maybe even a Florida man or two. Don’t worry, the clips are wild—but Tomkat’s commentary is wilder.

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Another week, another wild ride with your favorite misfit crew – Tomkat, Memphis, Ramo G, and yours truly, Gentry Thomas. This week’s Outcast Podcast is packed with everything from emotional goodbyes to celebs, to tech glasses from Meta that make you feel like a cyborg, and of course, Tomkat’s twisted take on the news.

We start the show on a heavy note, reflecting on the celebrity legends we’ve lost so far in 2025. From Hollywood A-listers to music legends, it feels like the year just started and we’re already saying goodbye to way too many icons. We break down who they were, their impact, and why their work will live on long after 2025.

Is it a denim ad? Is it a DNA test? Sydney Sweeney’s latest ad campaign has the internet scratching its head and… well… zooming in. We debate whether it’s a brilliant marketing strategy or just another celebrity cash grab that went weird. (Spoiler: Tomkat has some very specific opinions on this one.)

Meta has teamed up with Ray-Ban for glasses that record your life, answer your calls, and basically let you feel like Iron Man on a budget. We ask the big questions: Are these the future? Are they creepy? And most importantly, are they worth skipping rent for? Memphis thinks he’s already living in The Matrix, so his answer might surprise you.

South Park has been roasting society for decades, but their latest episode has fans buzzing. We break down what they tackled this time (let’s just say nobody is safe), and why Trey Parker and Matt Stone still have their comedic fastball in 2025.

In the best news of the week, Coach Prime himself, Deion Sanders, has reportedly beaten cancer. We celebrate his victory and talk about what it means for his coaching career, the players who love him, and the sports world as a whole. If you need a feel-good story this week, this is it.

You know we couldn’t end the show without Tomkat diving into the weirdest, wildest headlines of the week. From Florida Man stories to viral clips that make you question humanity, he’s got it all – plus his usual “unique” perspective (brace yourself).

Listen to the full episode now and join us in the conversation. Got an opinion on Sydney Sweeney’s ad? Think Meta glasses are the next iPhone… or just another Google Glass fail? Hit us up on social and let’s get your voice on the next show.

This week we kick things off by taking a deep dive into the UK Swing-A-Thon — a dance marathon that feels like Strictly Come Dancing met Fight Club. We break down what it takes to survive hours of non-stop grooving, questionable fashion choices, and a few "did that really just happen?" moments.

The internet has spoken, and somehow the CEO of Coldplay (yes, that’s a thing, apparently) has become the latest meme sensation. We talk about how social media managed to take one corporate headshot and turn it into everything from a fake LinkedIn hustle coach to the patron saint of overpriced stadium tickets. If you haven’t seen these memes yet, consider this your official PSA: they’re everywhere.

You read that right… the internet declared both Ozzy Osbourne and Malcolm-Jamal Warner dead this week — which is news to them, because they’re both still very much alive. We break down the bizarre trend of celebrity death hoaxes, why people keep falling for them, and how quickly misinformation spreads in a world where a single tweet can feel like breaking news.

The Outcast crew gets into a heated discussion about Native American team names. Are some changes long overdue? Are others overreactions? We debate the history, the emotion, and the evolving role of sports culture in a more socially conscious world.

And of course, no episode is complete without Tomkat’s infamous take on the week’s wildest news stories and viral videos. From raccoons riding scooters to politicians doing TikTok dances they definitely shouldn’t be doing, Tomkat brings the heat — and plenty of laughs.

Welcome back to another wild ride with The Outcast Podcast! This week, the studio buzzed with fresh vibes as Mighty Mike stepped in for Ramo, proving that even when the Outcast crew shuffles the deck, the show never misses a beat.

Change can be good—or at least unpredictable—and Mighty Mike brought his own flavor to the table. As Ramo took a breather, Mike kept the energy high, jumping right into hot takes and sparring matches with Tomkat and Memphis. From his trademark wisecracks to thoughtful insights, Mike seamlessly filled the Ramo-sized gap. Let’s see if Ramo can reclaim his seat next week… or if we’ll have a new permanent Outcast!

One of the juiciest debates this week was the news that Drake has overtaken Kendrick Lamar in monthly Spotify streams. The crew couldn’t help but weigh in on the age-old discussion: numbers vs. artistry. Is Drake’s streaming dominance a sign he’s the bigger artist overall, or is Kendrick’s impact deeper despite lower streaming counts? Memphis argued for Kendrick’s lyrical genius, while Tomkat highlighted Drake’s commercial prowess. As always, plenty of shots were fired—some playful, some deadly accurate!

The team also brought back one of their favorite games: Spotify artist match-ups. In this round, hosts threw out pairs of artists to guess who racks up more monthly streams. Names like Post Malone vs. Travis Scott, Bad Bunny vs. J Balvin, and even classic acts like Eminem vs. Snoop Dogg had the crew second-guessing themselves. Let’s just say Mighty Mike may need to brush up on his streaming stats—Tomkat cleaned house this week!

Of course, no Outcast episode would be complete without a brush with controversy. The crew dove headfirst into the latest Epstein file drama. As new names and allegations surface from the infamous documents, the conversation got heated. The hosts wrestled with questions about accountability, media coverage, and why some big names seem to avoid scrutiny. It was a reminder that while The Outcast Podcast loves music and laughs, they’re never afraid to tackle the messy stories others might avoid.

To close things out, Tomkat’s twisted news corner delivered exactly what fans crave. This week’s viral gems included:

• A Florida man who tried to rob a bank with a live alligator as his “partner-in-crime.”

• A woman caught smuggling 70 reptiles in her bra at the airport (Tomkat insists it was a personal record).

• And, of course, a viral video of a grandma going full WWE with folding chairs at a family barbecue.

No matter how serious things get, Tomkat’s segments remind us that the world is a very weird—and hilarious—place.

This week’s episode was a perfect blend of music debates, pop culture scandal, and signature Outcast humor. Whether you’re a stats nerd arguing streaming numbers, fascinated by conspiracy-laden headlines, or just looking for laughs, The Outcast Podcast delivers every time.

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Welcome back, Outcasts! After a sizzling summer break, the crew was back around the mic this week, swapping stories, breaking down headlines, and stirring the pot like only The Outcast Podcast can.

From soggy storms in Texas to celebrity scandals, political bombshells, and sports fashion debates, no stone—or conspiracy list—was left unturned. Let’s dive into this week’s juicy episode highlights!

First up, it was time for everyone to catch up. Gentry, Tomkat, Memphis, and Ramo swapped summer tales ranging from relaxing getaways to backyard misadventures. Listeners were treated to laughs and a few cringe-worthy moments (thanks, Memphis!) as the crew reflected on how fast the summer flew by. Whether you were poolside or stuck working overtime, this segment was the perfect “welcome back” vibe.

Shifting gears, the guys discussed the devastating floods hammering Texas. The Outcasts shared updates on damage, rescue efforts, and the impact on communities. Memphis noted how social media helped spread real-time info, while Tomkat questioned whether the infrastructure can withstand climate extremes in the future. It was a moment of sincere reflection amidst an otherwise wild show.

Of course, it wouldn’t be The Outcast Podcast without tackling some conspiracy-laden controversy. Enter Jeffrey Epstein… and “The List.” Gentry posed the big question: will the public ever see the full client list? Tomkat offered up his trademark skepticism, while Ramo went deep with a theory that left everyone both fascinated and slightly concerned for his browsing history. Whether it’s powerful elites or Hollywood names, the truth remains locked away—at least for now.

No, it’s not a stripper name (though Tomkat insisted it should be). “The Big Beautiful Bill” refers to the latest hefty piece of legislation being floated in Congress, aiming to tackle various social issues and economic reforms. The crew debated whether the bill is genuine progress or political theatre. Memphis was cautiously optimistic; Gentry’s wallet was less enthusiastic.

Breaking news dropped this week when Elon Musk announced his plans to launch a new political party. The Outcasts pondered: Is this a genius tech billionaire flexing his influence—or just another Musk headline-grab? Ramo worried about Musk memes taking over political debates, while Tomkat declared he’d “vote for whoever gives me free Teslas.” Democracy at its finest.

In celebrity legal drama, the Diddy case has (finally) reached a resolution. Gentry broke down the timeline of the allegations and legal proceedings, with Tomkat chiming in about how Diddy’s career might—or might not—bounce back. The crew discussed the culture of celebrity scandals and how fast public opinion can shift. No matter how it ends, one thing’s for sure: Diddy’s name won’t be off the headlines anytime soon.

This week’s question of the week: “Is it cool for dudes to rock WNBA jerseys?” Memphis said absolutely—it’s supporting women’s sports and looks fly. Ramo agreed, adding it’s a conversation starter. Tomkat, ever the contrarian, wondered whether it’s become a clout-chasing fashion statement. The crew threw out some jersey styling tips, concluding that if you wear it with confidence, it’s cool no matter what.

Closing the show, Tomkat rolled out his Viral News segment, delivering the wackiest headlines from the far corners of the internet. From a Florida man trying to surf on a mattress to a woman marrying her dog for TikTok fame, it was classic Tomkat chaos that left everyone in stitches—and questioning humanity.

That’s a wrap for this week’s wild ride on The Outcast Podcast. Be sure to subscribe wherever you listen, so you don’t miss next week’s deep dives, hot takes, and occasional complete nonsense.

Until then, stay Outcast!