In-Law and The Outlaw

Season two kicks off with the Inlaw & the Outlaw crew back in the saddle and this time the studio gets a family upgrade with Tori and Shelbi joining the chaos. What starts as a simple “what have y’all been up to” check-in immediately swerves into the kind of conversational off-roading this show does best: vacation plans that don’t survive contact with reality, horsepower enthusiasm that borders on spiritual practice, and the universal truth that crowds ruin everything except the stories afterward.Then we pivot into a surprisingly passionate discussion about words, how people say them, why some pronunciations feel like nails on a chalkboard, and why certain perfectly normal terms should probably come with a warning label. Just when you think we’re done, we hit a mind-bending detour into time zones that will make you question calendars, birthdays, and whether your phone is the only adult in the room.It’s family, it’s Florida, it’s friendly bickering, and it’s the season premiere energy: louder, funnier, and just organized enough to hit “wrap it up” before somebody invents a new dialect.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Big Wayne returns and the fellas debrief a workplace roast that somehow dodged HR… barely. Tom admits he wrote jokes he can “legally defend,” Wayne swears by the sacred rule of roasts, and one unnamed coworker narrowly avoids getting “to the moon.” Then sports emotions run high: Clayton Kershaw’s farewell has Wayne in his feelings about loyalty, one-team legends, and missed chances. The Pick’em chaos continues (Vegas knows; we don’t), parlays die heroic deaths, and a kickoff turns into a cautionary tale. Finally, tech meets real life as the guys ponder AirPods that live-translate, perfect for nail salons and thick country drawls, before swapping Southern vocabulary lessons: “wallered out,” “crunked the car,” and other linguistic masterpieces. Tom closes with a big life update after 17 years at the same gig. It’s nostalgia, nonsense, and North Central Florida charm—wallered together just right.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

New episode! Tom unleashes a full-tilt rant on football’s ad invasion, Brandon tells the story of finding his buddy after a 3-flip truck wreck, and we relive the great prank wars (vinegar ice, anyone?). Plus Week 1 college football takes and Pick’em chaos. Listen now—before the next replay is “brought to you by” somebody.Talking PointsA moment of care: September is Suicide Prevention Month (988 resource mention).Tom’s “ad-ocalypse” tantrum: branded bowls, sponsored downs, and LED distraction rings.Sunday Ticket vs. RedZone: why the switch and does it help?Brandon’s 5 a.m. emergency: locating a friend after a triple-flip crash; ER frustration.Tom’s 100-mph Nova story and the “spirit of Henry Ford.”Week 1 reactions: Miami’s nail-biter, FSU statements, Bama/Notre Dame notes.Pick’em League: getting picks in, tiebreaker heartbreaks.Prank Hall of Fame: the “call Tom for elevator access” frame, vinegar ice cubes, pledge-of-allegiance meeting kickoff.When pranks go too far: the April Fools text that almost sparked a showdown.Closing: moms mending, friends recovering, NFL Week 1 hype.Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - Help is available - Speak with someone today - Text “988” Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

The boys are back! After a few weeks of missed rides, busted four-wheelers, and life getting in the way, Tom and Brandon reunite for a wild catch up. Brandon tells the whole story of a “normal” ride that turned into clogged radiators, flashing blue lights, FWC drones, surprise tickets, and even his mama rolling an ankle under a truck (while also checking the ball joints, of course).From there, it’s everything from Tesla self-driving tantrums to shady “up to 40% off” sales, Lowe’s discount gripes, and TikTok games. In other words: classic In-Law & the Out-Law.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

We dive into workplace dynamics, rural living challenges, and the sometimes awkward boundaries of modern parenting with special guest "Big Wayne" filling in for Brandon. Returning after a short hiatus, we explore everything from chicken drama to bathroom etiquette.• Roasting your boss • Bathroom etiquette violations• Backyard chicken pecking order• Ceiling hooks• Parenting boundaries• Blended family dynamicsSend us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Buckle up and hold onto your Arby’s combo (not a sponsor) this one’s a doozy. On this week’s In-Law and the Outlaw, Tom kicks things off with his Weekly Tantrum™ about how TV went from free to $200 a month and still has commercials. Brandon reminisces about the good ol’ days of illegal streaming and legal cussing. We dive into the streaming service rabbit hole, then slide right into conspiracy theories about Balloon Boy.Also: public indecency at sunrise, citizen’s arrests powered by gas money, country coupons, and Brandon goin’ full WWE on customer service phone trees. If you've ever yelled “representative!” into a phone like it's a demon summoning spell, this one’s for you.Now excuse us while we try to watch one episode of Married With Children without selling a kidney for Paramount+.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

This week on In-Law and the Outlaw, it’s Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Keith Whitley, Aldi vs. Publix, coupon vs. cue-pon, and men vs. basic tools. Tom tries to attach a bush hog and somehow ends up emotionally broken at Ace Hardware, and reviews an album so fast it ends before he finishes two emails.Also: we launch a new segment where we butcher the English language with style...Jimisms...featuring classics like “come home to Jesus” and “food to think about.” Meanwhile, gas prices are high, milk is higher, and lawnmowers are dying like flies in a bug zapper.It’s educational. It’s emotional. It’s a violation of grammar law. Tune in now because you deserve to hear two men spiral over a socket wrench.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

In this unexpected and delightfully chaotic episode of The In-Law and the Outlaw, Tom’s usual co-host, and son-in-law, Brandon is MIA thanks to his human blender of a work schedule. Filling in? Tom’s daughter...and Brandon’s better (and far more organized) half: Tori.Join Tom and Tori as they unpack:Life with a man whose diet is 80% Uncrustables and 20% dino nuggetsHow to love a blue-collar guy who works nights, days, and presumably interdimensional shiftsThe country store that doubles as a burger joint, detergent aisle, and deer feed emporiumKeith Whitley’s album Miami, My Amy - which Tom thought was just a bad pronunciationWhy going to your ex’s family’s Thanksgiving isn’t weird...unless you make it weirdPlus: shoutouts to Becca’s pepper jelly empire, the shame of overcooking fish sticks, and what it really means to plan a vacation when no one can commit until 24 hours beforehand.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Tom and Brandon return from vacation to share and debate their top ten greatest albums of all time, revealing the significant generational and cultural divides between father-in-law and son-in-law.Talking Points• Tom's list features rock and hip-hop classics.• Brandon presents a country music showcase • Personal connections to their favorite albums• Next Week's album listening challenge• A new segment called "Wait What?" • Listener QuestionEmail your own top 10 albums list to [email protected] - we'd love to see what our listeners are into!Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Tom and Brandon reflect on their Father's Day weekend trip, fancy condos vs. backwoods living, and taking the scenic route home. Talking Points:Road Rage on the TurnpikeThe Eight-acre PoolThe Helpful ReparimanThe Fearless Grandson$40 Pineapple DrinksThe Long Way HomeSend us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Tom sits down with one of the all-time greats from The U 🟠🟢 — a true Miami Hurricanes legend who left it all on the field and helped shape the swagger of college football.We’re taking it back to the golden era of The U — the 1990s — with one of the most electrifying Miami Hurricanes to ever wear the orange and green, #16 Ryan Clement!🏈 From epic game-day memories to behind-the-scenes locker room stories, this interview is packed with raw insight, laughs, and a whole lot of ‘Cane pride!🎙️ You don’t want to miss this exclusive conversation.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Ever bet on table tennis at 2am? Our guest Big Wayne shares his wildest gambling stories, from $25 parlays that paid big to heartbreaking bad beats.Talking Points:Wayne's first bet in fifth grade Growing up in Florida without local pro teamsHard Rock Bet's legalization in Florida Personalized betting strategiesSetting responsible gambling limits Memorable "bad beats" The psychology behind why we continue gambling Crossing state linesFor all you sports bettors, remember to set clear limits and only gamble with money you can afford to lose. The thrill should come from the entertainment value, not from trying to make a living.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Big Wayne joins us to talk sports card collecting! Card collection has evolved from a childhood hobby into a sophisticated market with cards selling for millions. Talking Points:Big Wayne's journey to collectingSoaring Card Values, modern era cards like LeBron's rookie patch auto and Paul Skenes' MLB debut patch card command millionsThe "junk wax era" of 1980s-early 2000sDifferent collecting approachesHigh-end products like Panini Flawless can cost $10,000 for just 20 cardsCard collecting as a family bonding activityTo eBay or not to eBayTune in next time for part two of our interview with Big Wayne where we'll dive deeper into this degenerate gambling.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Talking points:• Memorial Day • Graduations from pre-K through elementary• "Class of 2037" vs the latch key kids• How high school has changed from the days of open campuses and smoking areas• Leaving campus for lunch • Skipping school and narrowly graduating despite missing credits• Restaurant texts pranking strangersRemember to stay safe this Memorial Day weekend whether you're out on the river or grilling, but keep in mind what the holiday truly represents—honoring those who gave everything for our country.Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Tom experiences the perfect storm of mishaps and missteps on his way to an out of town concert. Talking points:F@&% StubhubSee aboveSend us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Tom and Brandon discuss the evolution of gaming consoles and their experiences spanning different generations of video games...plus car talk.• From Pong to Fortnite.• The grandson mastering Fortnite• Ford vs. Chevy debate extends to vehicle sounds and engine preferences• Pod merchSend us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Talking Points:Grinding a tattoo off Horrifying accidentsFoggy morning crash Columbia County gossipJail adventure "Your daddy" is callin'Send us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

Talking points:"If you're going to work at a parts store, bro, please be mechanically inclined." "Why did my grandkid just called me "bruh"?"At what point in life do we stop discovering new music and just stick with what we grew up with? What's with the guy who won't shut the hell up while the songs play on the radio?Real talk from two generations in our latest episode! #InLawOutLawSend us Fan MailWant to reach out? Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/inlawoutlaw.

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