The Outlaws Radio Show

Today we review the movie I Play Rocky

Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court judicial candidate Fallon Marie Radigan joins The Outlaws Radio Show for a conversation about justice, fairness, and the human side of the legal system.With years of experience as a prosecutor and as a criminal defense attorney, Radigan discusses how working on both sides of the courtroom has shaped her perspective on what it takes to be an effective judge.We also discuss her work leading Ohio’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, what motivates her to serve the community, and why she believes everyone who enters a courtroom deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their circumstances.

With Duane "Keffe D" Davis now on trial for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, The Outlaws are going back into the archives to revisit one of the show's most fascinating interviews. In episode 243, originally released in 2021, former LAPD detective Greg Kading - who led the muti-agency task force investigating the murders of Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G - joined the Outlaws to break down what his investigation uncovered, the role of Keffe D, the circumstances surrounding Tupac's murder and how investigators reached their conclusions in two of the most infamous cases in hip-hop history.Nearly 5 years later, with Keefe D's murder trial reaching its final stages in Las Vegas, that conversation is more relevant than ever. Go back with us and hear what Greg Kading told The Outlaws years before the Tupac murder case finally reached a courtroom.

The show is back and discussing a friend of Darvio and Robin and their recent incident of being racilly profiled by the police, the importance of a man being led by God if he expects to lead a relationship, and the death of Clive Davis and the conspiracy theories surrounding his life and career.

Today we're reviewing Disclosure Day, the Steven Spielberg blockbuster that arrives in theaters on June 12th.

Cleveland City Councilman Joe Jones joins the show to talk about "Put Us On the Map": the effort to put his and other underserved communities on the federal "Opportunity Zone" maps. 

NAACP Cleveland's President Will Tarter and professor Ayesha Bell Hardaway join the show to talk about the DOJ's consent decree with the Cleveland Division of Police, the desire among many to end it and their concerns about ending it now, at a time that they believe would be premature. 

On todsy's episode, the team discusses the war in Iran, a horrific situation with two children being allegedly murdered by their mother and more.

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.