The Real Housewives of Potomac Part 2 reunion was HOT, and joining Carlos, Dustin, Claudia, and Blue to break it all down is Potomac’s own Jassi! She’s here to set the record straight, share her experience on the reunion stage, and address the truth behind those alleged “recordings.” Plus, we dive into the America’s Next Top Model documentary — and whew… there is a lot to unpack.

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Grammy-winning songwriter, Broadway star, producer, and the longest-running Real Housewife in franchise history — Kandi Burruss sits down with TS Madison for a deeply personal conversation about building an empire, surviving the villain edit, and coming out of the matrix.

Madison kicks things off by honoring Kandi as the first person to introduce her to mainstream media, and from there, it's all love, all real, and all business. Kandi TALKS HER SHIT like we've NEVER heard before — running down a résumé that stretches from signing with Xscape at 16, to writing "No Scrubs" for TLC, to becoming the first Black woman to win ASCAP's Songwriter of the Year award. Add in 14 straight seasons of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," a Grammy, a Tony nomination, an Emmy nomination, winning "The Masked Singer," an adult entertainment empire (yes, she has the awards to prove it), and five Broadway productions — including the record-breaking "Othello" with Denzel Washington, currently "& Juliet," and the upcoming "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" starring Taraji P. Henson and directed by Debbie Allen.

Then, the conversation goes there. Kandi opens up about her divorce from Todd Tucker, addressing the rumors, the prenup speculation, and the internet lawyers who don't even practice in Georgia. She sets the record straight — and she's not here to confirm or deny anything else. She also gets candid about what it's been like to always be cast as the villain — from middle school, to Xscape, to the Housewives reunion couch — and what it takes to keep pushing when people project their issues onto your success.

Also in this episode: Would Kandi ever return to RHOA? (Not right now, honey.) Which Housewives friendships were real? (Kenya and Cynthia made the cut.) What would she ask NeNe Leakes if they sat down together? (Spoiler: "What did I do to you?") And could we see an all-Black reimagining of "Little Shop of Horrors" starring TS Madison as Audrey II? Kandi says she's interested — and we are manifesting this into existence.

It's not too late to catch Kandi on Broadway, starring in "& Juliet!" at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre until March 8, 2026. Get your tickets now!

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Can’t stop looking for Act iii clues?? Us too. This week on Outlaws, we’re taking a break from playing detective and revisiting our very first episode with THE Knowles family matriarch, the one and only Ms. Tina Knowles!

TS Madison and Ms. Tina look back at the inspiration for her book, the moment she knew her children were destined to be superstars, the queer legacy of Uncle Johnny, the poignant stories behind the names Beyoncé and Solange, and a July 29th revelation that moves Ms. Tina, and all of us, to tears.

Tina Knowles’ memoir “Matriarch” is out now.

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Trans Pageant Legend Mimi Marks on 40 Years of Living Unapologetically

Trans icon and Miss Continental 1992 winner Mimi Marks sits down with TS Madison for a raw, emotional conversation about four decades of refusing to hide. From winning Miss Waterloo in 1986 to becoming one of the most legendary names in pageant history, Mimi shares how a kid from Iowa who always knew she was a girl found her community—and her voice—when drag became her doorway to living authentically.

In This Episode:

• How Mimi discovered trans community in Milwaukee drag bars in the 1980s
• Navigating the Jerry Springer era and exploitative daytime television
• The legacy of Chicago's Baton Show Lounge and pageant excellence
• Why "boy team/girl team" never made sense for trans kids
• How Mimi's relationship with her siblings has changed and why
• The impact of Fox News and Pro-Trump propaganda on Mimi's family
• What the next generation of trans performers needs to know about their history
• Mimi's first time seeing Madison's viral Ursula monologue (and falling in love with her talent)
• The importance of being on time, professional excellence, and respecting the craft

Trans history. Pageant royalty. Mutual admiration between two legends who paved the way.

Featured Guest: Mimi Marks (@mimimarks11) - Miss Continental 1992, Chicago Baton Show Lounge icon, Jerry Springer alum, trans pageant pioneer

Topics: transgender history, drag pageants, LGBTQ culture, trans representation, Jerry Springer, Chicago nightlife, trans elders, pageant competition, living authentically, 1980s trans community, Miss Continental, Baton Show Lounge, trans activism, queer history

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This week's episode deserves a Michelin Star because, baby, these ladies are COOKING! TS Madison welcomes ballroom ICON, internet sensation, and South Philly’s very own Sexy Lexy, a.k.a. Alexis Sno, for an incredible episode of "Outlaws" that's all about Black queer excellence, survival, and motherhood.

In this episode: Lexy and Maddie talk "booster" culture, going viral, and remembering the late Cookie Tookie and their complicated sisterhood. They dive deep into Philly's ballroom scene, where "chosen family" is not just a nice phrase but a stark reality for many, the nuances of gender identity, the "transgender umbrella," what transitioning meant then vs. now, and a hot take on Ms. Caitlyn Jenner.

Also: the thrill of "realness" pumps, dating as a trans woman and the life-or-death risks of disclosure and dating safety; Lexy’s role as the Overall Mother of the House of Khan, and why Lexy and Maddie are embracing their gray hair and status as mentors for the next generation. They also discuss visibility as a form of activism, Gay Mamas, ballroom vs. pageant culture, and whether or not Madison has ever tried voguing.

Plus: A powerhouse pep talk from Madison to Lexy on branding, manifestation, and affirmations to turn her personal brand into a business empire, and why she should NEVER feel bad about making her money!

Can't get enough of Sexy Lexy? Tune in to her podcast, "Let’s Address It," on her YouTube channel.

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This week, TS Madison is tapping into the SOURCE with psychic medium, minister, and spiritual teacher Dr. Lakara Foster. It's Miss Lakara with the gift - DON'T call her a witch!

They're asking big questions, like is there a hell and are we headed there? (Spoiler alert, Lakara doesn't think so!)

She tells us how she starting seeing spirits at three years old, and how her gift informs her work as a pastor - including the fear many christians have of mediums.

And could Madison have a touch of the gift? The world better look out for the Book of Madison, cos she's been preaching on the daily!

Hear more from Dr. Lakara Foster on The Medium Roast Podcast, and check out her episode with Maddie!

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This week, TS Madison is sitting down with the incomparable, Academy Award-nominated actress Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor!

We get into it all:

• Mississippi Roots: Growing up in the South, the realities outsiders miss, her family’s Civil Rights legacy, and using her platform to help remove the Confederate emblem from the Mississippi flag.

• Career & Craft: From Undercover Brother to the spiritual force of Lovecraft Country.

• “Messy” Opinions: Aunjanue offers a perspective on a certain Oscars moment that sparked worldwide debate. 👀

• Living Her Truth: Queerness, unlearning shame, and navigating sexuality outside rigid labels.

• Faith vs. Religion: A thoughtful, candid exchange about Christianity, the Bible, and personal belief.

• What’s Next: Her role in the upcoming film "'Tis So Sweet" (dir. Tasha Smith) starring Taraji P. Henson and Joey Bada$$, and the Sister Rosetta Tharpe biopic she’s writing—with Mick Jagger producing.

Plus: a little tea about TS Madison's biopic currently in development with Lee Daniels. 👀

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A re-release of one of our most important "Outlaws" episodes.

U.S. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett finds a pocket of time between floor votes at the U.S. House of Representatives to join TS Madison for a powerful, no-nonsense conversation about the pivotal era of American History that we are living through. We are deeply proud to have Representative Crockett as part of the "Outlaws" story. We’ll be back with brand-new episodes on January 20th, 2026, but in the meantime we feel strongly that this one is worth a second listen.

We recorded this conversation on the very day our series premiere with Tina Knowles aired, before the show had even found its footing or audience. Congresswoman Crockett enthusiastically showed up anyway, and that kind of solidarity with TS Madison and her following is something we will never forget. Now, as she runs for the U.S. Senate, and as we face Year 2 of the current administration, her words of wisdom in this episode feel even more urgent and enduring.

In this episode, Madison speaks candidly about her fears for democracy and for the safety of not only trans community, but also for leaders such as Rep. Crockett who continue to fearlessly advocate for the most vulnerable among us. Rep. Crockett breaks down how she handles the current President’s constant attacks on her intelligence and why he seems so fixated on her when there is so much else burning. Together, they unpack the “find out” phase the country is living through, Project 2025, and what it means to keep showing up when you are being dismissed not just by the other side, but by people who are supposed to be on yours.

They also talk about the dangerous complacency of the “we survived Trump 1.0, we’ll be fine” crowd who are now eating their words; what it's like to live between D.C., Texas, and the sky; Elon Musk; and what it costs to be a Black woman in public life who refuses to shrink. Rep. Crockett reflects on the irony that the constituents in rural communities are the ones most dependent on things she fights for, like SNAP benefits, yet are often represented by politicians actively working to gut it.

As Rep. Crockett now runs for the U.S. Senate, this clear-eyed conversation beautifully exemplifies why voices like hers matter so much right now. If you want to understand what leadership looks like in this moment, start here.

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