TS Madison is expanding her media empire with the new original podcast series “Outlaws” on iHeartMedia’s Outspoken Podcast Network. The first episode will premiere May 13 and feature a candid conversation with Tina Knowles, businesswoman, philanthropist, author and, of course, the mother of Beyoncé and Solange. Listen to the trailer here.
Each week on “Outlaws,” Madison will talk to an array of living legends and rising stars including Chappell Roan, Sasha Colby, Lil Nas X, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, Laverne Cox, among others. For 60 minutes, we will get to hear these guests shed their armor and own their stories. It’s the kind of space Madison has spent her whole career creating.
“Being yourself loudly, truthfully and unapologetically has always been my mission, even when it made people uncomfortable,” said Madison. “‘Outlaws’ is about reclaiming the power in being different, in being vocal and in standing firm in your truth. Sometimes the world will label you an ‘Outlaw’ just for living out loud, and I wear that title with pride. This podcast is a space for reflection, real talk and revolution. Because when you speak up and stand tall, you don’t just break the mold, you make change.”
“We’re proud to launch a series that amplifies bold voices and uncompromising stories of resilience,” said Will Pearson, President of iHeartPodcasts. “TS Madison brings unmatched energy, insight and heart to every conversation, making ‘Outlaws’ as fearless and impactful as she is.”
“Outlaws” is co-created by Madison, Tyler Rabinowitz and Olivia Peace, with Rabinowitz and Maya Howard (iHeartPodcasts) serving as executive producer alongside Madison. The series is a part of iHeartMedia’s Outspoken Podcast Network and is co-produced by Turtle Run Entertainment.
All shows on the Outspoken Podcast Network are distributed by iHeartPodcasts. The network aims to amplify, elevate and reflect the diversity, richness and humanity of the voices throughout the LGBTQ+ community. See the current Outspoken Podcast Network lineup of shows here.
