The Outlaws Radio Show

Carol Roth is on the show to talk about the economic issues facing the country as we march into 2025. 

The team shoots the breeze as they celebrate the Christmas season and wind down 2024. 

Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin joins the show to talk about redistricting, the controversy from some about the process, the future of the Browns stadium, his political future and more. 

The team is back talking about the murder of the United Heathcare CEO, the Daniel Penny case and more. 

Pollster Rich Baris joins the show to talk about the outcome of the election, Trump's coalition, what Republicans need to do to keep that coalition and more. 

The team analyzes the results of Tuesday's presidential election and more. 

Death Row Records founder Michael "Harry O" Harris joins the show to talk about his organization Community First, his decision to endorse former President Trump, the Opportunity Plan and more. 

On the day before what feels like the longest Presidential election in history, the Outlaws team give their thoughts about the cycle and what's to come. 

Todd Alyyn joins the show and tells us about an outrageous sition in which his job forced him to choose between the profession and his own wife. 

Congressman Max Miller joins the show to talk about the state of his race for re-election, the economy, Israel and other issues impacting his district. 

The whole team is back for the first time since the passing of Darvio's father. They open up the show with reflections on Darvio's dad. Later in the show Joshua Edmonds from DigitalC stops by to talk about their new Canopy service and the importance of bringing internet to underserved communities and more. 

Setys Kelly, a resident of the Springfield, Ohio area, joins the show to talk about the Haitian refugee crisis impacting the area. 

WWE Superstars Tommaso Ciampa, Johnny Gargano and Baron Corbin join the show to talk about Summerslam weekend and more. 

The Urban League of Greater Cleveland's Colin Jackson and Bryson Haynes talk about youth development and the issues surrounding education, particularly pertaining to minority students, and more. 

Bill Garvey, CEO of the Greater Cleveland Film Commission, joins the show to talk about the latest updates in the entertainment industry, jobs available for locals and more. Also on the show, Robin talks about her "going viral" experience and more.

Brandon Chrostowski, CEO of EDWINS, joins the show to talk about his new program designed to help food entrepreneurs launch brick and mortar businesses. Later in the show, Robin tells an outrageous story about an incident involving her and her daughter at the hospital and more. 

Cleveland Councilman Richard Starr joins the show and addresses Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb hiring Phillip McHugh as a safety advisor. McHugh was accused of violating the civil rights of an elderly Black couple when he was a detective in Washington DC. 

On today's episode, The Outlaws go to FanExpo Cleveland and talk to Kathleen Herles (the original voice of Dora the Explorer), Ethan Suplee (from My Name is Earl) and Butch Hartman (creator of the Fairly OddParents). 

The crew is back from break and on this episode, Darvio responds in more detail to the attack against him from Roland Martin over Voter ID. The team also talks about the ongoing rap battles and the death of OJ Simpson. 

Cuyahoga County judicial candidate Ray Tarasuck joins the show to talk about his run for office, why having a working class background gives him an additional - and important - perspective and more.

US Congressional candidate Chris Banweg joins the show to talk about his run for congress, how he plans on bridging the political divide in a 50/50 district and more.

On this special episode, the tape is rolling while Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O'Malley talks to Melissa Jones, a mother of a 13 year old who was murdered in Cleveland.

Cleveland Council President Blaine Griffin joins the show to talk about a number of issues, including why he decided not to push for a Ceasefire resolution in the Gaza conflict, the issues with massive shortages in the Cleveland Police Department and more.

The team is talkling about a number of issues this week, like the mass layoffs at Sports Illustrated and what it means for the state of journalism, Iowa voters making racist comments about Vivek Ramaswamy and how that clashes with Vivek's own statements about racism and more.