Outrage in Colorado when a middle school career day introduces students to the option of becoming a drag queen. Meanwhile on the internet, someone gets mad about a bro's wedding pictures that were taken in Africa... last year. Andrew Steiner, who is neither a drag queen or an African, joins us to discuss.

Another year, another Halloween costume gets pulled from shelves. This time it's an Oscar Pistorius (remember him?) outfit. Meanwhile on the internet, people get mad at Kristen Bell for raising her kids. Also, Phill gets another lecture on his male privilege from this week's guest, Mo Vida.

A hotel in Thailand sparks outrage when it has a communism themed luxury suite with huge Hitler paintings in it. Meanwhile in the UK, a mum angers her peers when she charges admission to her child's birthday party. This week's guest is Sabrina Piper, who Sandip did his best to make her uncomfortable.

When a man declares that he's gender fluid, he's given a womens' business award. As you can imagine, people were pissed. Alison Klemp makes her record tying third appearance on the show as we talk about that and avocado toast.

This week, outrage in Texas when a political campaign ads uses a Hindu god to try to get votes. Over in MA, people are upset about Elephants at the big E. Anthony Kapfer joins us to discuss.

When a railway company decides to keep peoples' money as a fee for returning wallets, people get mad in England. Back here in the states, a group of parents voice their concerns over school shooter drills in schools. Joining us for our rulings this week is Beecher.

Outrage in England when a very on-the-nose depiction of an Afghani toy house is marketed to kids, and outrage in Australia when a woman campaigns to teach self love in schools. Middle East expert and habitual self lover Bryron Sadik joins us to break it all down.

We're out of town this week- enjoy Sandip talking to some other people for once. This is his appearance on another great podcast you should check out- Idiots on Parade, a weekly talk show with Nathan Timmel and Jake Vevera.

This week, it's back to school! Outrage in Texas when a questionable quote appears in the hallway of a middle school, and outrage in Indonesia when a group of children are dressed up as terrorists. The awesome Rebecca Rush drops by to weigh on these with us.

Outrage in Paris when outdoor urinals are installed, and more Hollywood outrage when a non gay is cast to play a gay person. The hilarious Justin Silver drops in to help us break it down and judge it.