As the summer heat rises, so does the intensity on The Outcast Podcast. This week, your favorite trio—Gentry, Tomkat, and Memphis—take on everything from cinematic fireworks to real-world flare-ups. Whether you're here for the laughs, the headlines, or the heart, this episode brings it all together.

We kicked off with a Hollywood heavyweight segment—looking ahead to 2025’s biggest summer blockbusters and ranking the greatest summer movies of all time. From the upcoming Avengers spinoff and the next Mission: Impossible installment, to throwbacks like Independence Day, Jaws, The Dark Knight, and Top Gun: Maverick, the crew debated what makes a film truly iconic.

Which one had the best explosions? The most quotable lines? The summer anthem soundtrack? Tune in for our wild takes.

It wasn’t all Hollywood—each host opened up about their favorite summer memory. From Gentry’s family road trip with bad gas station snacks and better mixtapes, to Memphis’ legendary 4th of July block party (complete with firework mishaps), to Tomkat’s “unforgettable” summer crush at Bible camp, the nostalgia ran deep—and hilarious.

But this week wasn’t just fun and games. The guys tackled the escalating tension around the globe—with conflict hotspots brewing across continents.

It feels like the world is teetering—so how do we stay grounded? Is it time for diplomacy… or is humanity just addicted to conflict?

In one of the most disturbing stories this week, the Outcasts react to the shocking shooting of U.S. Senators by a gunman. The implications are massive: safety, stability, and how America processes violence in the halls of power. Emotions run high as the crew reflects on the deeper meaning behind political attacks.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is back in the headlines—and not in the way anyone wanted. This week we break down the latest developments in his ongoing trial, with updates involving witness testimony, damaging footage, and more media frenzy than an MTV spring break special.

Is this the fall of a music mogul? Or a case of trial by media?

In another twist from the prison pipeline, R. Kelly reportedly suffered an overdose—with whispers of a murder plot making waves through correctional circles. We get into the chaos, the conspiracies, and ask the tough questions: what happens when fame follows you behind bars?

Of course, we close out with the always-epic Tomkat’s News and Viral Videos of the Week. This week featured:

• A Florida man and his homemade UFO (yes, again)

• A TikTok grandma who went full MMA at bingo night

• And a raccoon that stole the hearts—and hot dogs—of an entire Little League team

Pure internet gold, served weekly by our very own curator of chaos.

If you want a show that keeps it real, raw, and ridiculously entertaining, don’t miss this week’s episode of The Outcast Podcast. Whether you’re into news, nostalgia, or just need something to yell back at during your commute—we got you covered.

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Stay weird, stay woke, stay Outcast.

Episode Title: “Drones, Dollars, and a Downpour of Drama”

Welcome back to another wild ride on The Outcast Podcast—where a brown guy, a black guy, and a white guy walk into a podcast and say the things you're thinking, but don't say. This week’s episode is as fiery as ever, packed with protest calls, personal confessions, viral chaos, and a few moments that’ll make you laugh, cringe, and maybe reflect a little.

The fellas weigh in on how college athletes are finally cashing in on their skills, but not without controversy. Tomkat dives into the shifting power dynamic between universities and young stars, while Ramo throws out a bold take that has Memphis questioning the balance between sports and academics. Is this the end of amateurism—or just the beginning of chaos?

In a powerful and vulnerable moment, Memphis opens up about his struggle with depression. He shares his experiences, the pressure of being “the strong one,” and why more men—especially black men—need to speak out. It’s raw, real, and necessary.

Tomkat took the plunge and got himself an FPV drone. Now he’s ready for drone racing—but is the world ready for him? We talk aerial stunts, the gear arms race, and how fast tech can go from hobby to obsession. Spoiler: Memphis wants to race him.

Listeners are calling in and commenting—again—on Ramo’s go-to “wrong brown guy” joke. Has the bit gone stale? The crew debates comedy boundaries, when a running gag needs to be retired, and the thin line between self-deprecation and repetition.

In the heart of LA, protests against ICE detention centers sparked major headlines. Our special guest Derron Harris phones in live via video call from the scene to break down the tension, the demands, and the clash between protestors and law enforcement. This is one you won’t want to miss.

The music world took a hit this week with the passing of two legendary icons: Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys and funk pioneer Sly Stone. The guys reflect on their legacy, influence, and which vinyl records deserve a re-spin in their honor.

It’s been a tough week for Tomkat, and he opens up about some personal and professional letdowns. The gang rallies around him, offering support, sarcasm, and unsolicited advice.

From kids on fire (not literally), to animal attacks, to another politician dancing on TikTok—it’s time for everyone’s favorite segment. The internet never sleeps, and neither do the outcasts when it comes to roasting viral gold.

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.