An episode that's about a month late but aren't all of ours? Anyway, this week the guys sit down with the awesome Jessica Brodkin and talk about two new stories, both from Asia. Yay international stories!

Another remote episode, as the world is still not back. First, we go to India where people are upset over religious imagery on their KitKat bars. Then we come back to the states where surprise surprise some white parents are upset that their kids have to wear masks to school. Non-god and non-whitey Ali Mehedi join the guys to discuss.

With most people returning to in-person learning, two school-based outrage stories this week. First, a black only playground night in Denver causes some controversy, and secondly, a promotional event where teachers literally had to crawl to win money for the schools goes viral. Non black person and non teacher Joe Camerota joins us to discuss.

Bobby Sheehan returns to the show to help us break down two new stories. First, a speaking engagement is cancelled at a college here in the US due to the speaker's supposedly checkered past (8:09). Then, a hospital in Spain causes outrage when it diagnoses a patient with the "disease" of homosexuality (22:51).

This week, Power's Avery Mason stops in to speak on behalf of all black people. First, an appearance from MLK in a popular video game causes controversy, and then, a housing development in NY has locals upset because of what it's going to be built on top of.

When a girl in Australia posts a video of her pet vaping (bot not really), people are mad. Meanwhile back in the states, we take a look at a new Yale University study that confirms everything that we've been saying on this show for over a half decade. The awesome little brown girl Jenny Saldana joins us to discuss.

Beer prices have always been steep at the airport, but this week we talk about one brave man's adventure in expressing his outrage online. Meanwhile, a new video game where you can prevent WW2 by simply talking Hitler out of it comes out, and sparks outrage. Occasional beer drinker and non Hitler fan Adam Muller joins us to discuss.

Two sports related stories this week (well actually they were last month). First, an official from the Olympics makes a critical race error during a press conference. Second, a popular sports commentator says some racially and possibly nationalistically charged things about baseball star Shoei Ohtani. Future famous comic and current investment opportunity Bret Raybould joins us to discuss.

When a Polish beer company releases a controversial ad, folks in Poland aren't happy. Meanwhile in 'Murica, a pastor in Alabama does something that only a pastor in Alabama would do. The very hilarious and very black Chris Keise joins us to discuss.

When an elementary school student in New Jersey dresses up as Hitler for a school project, some parents are outraged. Meanwhile in the Middle East, a fingernail salon uses real live fish in a new custom job and animal rights folks aren't happy. We discuss that and overpriced pizza with Connor Dixon this week.