Outrage in China when a woman slaps her baby in an attempt to shame her husband in to coming home. Meanwhile in New York, a racial slur appears in a popular crossword puzzle, sort of. Guest Jon Savoy joins us to break it all down.

Outrage in Indonesia when the government proposes that wives have to go to school to learn to behave better for their men. Over in the UK, a teacher asks for some dead rabbits to teach kids how to skin them. Singer and pianist Wendy Ip joins us to decided whether the outrage is legit or fake.

A very late Christmas episode! We talk outrage in Australia when a hospital bans professional photographers from being in the room during birth. Also, a holy temple appears on a welcome mat and some religious folks are pissed. Bobby Sheehan joins us to break it all down.

This week, we discuss outrage in New Hampshire when a group of students sings a Christmas Carol but rewrites the lyrics to involve the KKK. Meanwhile down under, a bride-to-be makes very specific demands of her wedding guests. Chris Hamilton joins us to break down all the outrage.

When someone's roommate steals their yogurt, they call the cops and do a DNA test to determine which roommate it was. Meanwhile in Poland, a coffin maker uses naked women to promote his product. Joining us is the hilarious and clothed woman Jess Fleischer.

When a man in New Zealand says that he would refuse to hire a female Santa Claus, people get upset. Meanwhile back in the states, a woman fakes her own daughter's funeral to get money. Rachel Joan, founder of the banana phone, joins us to break it all down.

Double the guests this week, as Rob Ryan and Brian Rabadeau drop by to discuss some outrage over a new version of Monopoly, and high prices for meat in rural Australia.

The two co hosts battle it out to decide once and for all if John Wick is the best movie ever or worst movie ever. The debate was recorded live this past summer at frequent guest host Faisal Alam's "Kangaroo Court" show in NYC.

When a hunter vertically displays a dead deer vertically from the back of his truck, locals in Canada are outraged. Meanwhile in New Zealand, a woman names her store after the beatings that her ex husband used to give her. Proud defender of women Doug Brian drops by to discuss this and more.

Outrage in the UK when a politician says that only poor people get divorced, and outrage in South Africa when a set of mugs have a racist historical reference. Guest Alex Koltchak drops by to help us break down the outrage, and talk about Phill's bro-ish past.