Our first ever live episode. We got finally got all 3 brown guys to do an episode together. Ajai Raj (founding co host) and Faisal Alam (frequent ghost host) and Sandip (current co host) to sit down with Phill. Four mics of pure chaos, talking about outrage stories involving allegedly racist cookies in New Zealand and another story involving cops and black people. Oh and we talk a little about the outrage surrounding Roseanne vs James Gunn firings. This was recorded live in front of an audience of loyal fans (aka Ajai's friends who showed up to this cause it was a going away party) at the beautiful new Misfit Hive up in Queens. Thanks to Craig Fox and the crew there for letting us do that there.

Outrage in the UK when a company markets a blow-up doll as "the perfect woman." Meanwhile in Spain, a group of tourists convince a homeless man to get their names tattooed on his face. The handsome and super cool Nikola Pavlovic drops in and gets outraged with us.

A holy war over... breakfast? Outrage in Ohio when non-religious people get upset over a breakfast discount for churchgoers. Meanwhile across the pond, a mother gets upset when people call her daughter fat. Michael Oldroyd joins us to figure out what's what.

An unintentionally southern themed episode this week. Outrage when some policewomen are caught flipping a coin to decide whether or not they'll arrest someone. Meanwhile in the sports world, a minor league baseball team's idea for a promotional night angers many a millennial. The young Josh Tolentino drops in to give us his input.

With both guys out of town, we bring you a B-side episode. Recently, Phill appeared on a very interesting show, called HateF-ck Revolution. The show, hosted by Took Edalow, pits two people of opposite political beliefs together to see if they want to get it on.

Outrage in India when a man is refused a passport based on his religion, and outrage in Europe when a company is caught using photos of refugees to sell clothes. Guest Blaze Mancillas drops by to discuss those thing, and womens' soccer.

Outrage in Baltimore when a popular doughnut chain offers customers a reward for reporting workers for not speaking English. Meanwhile in India, a movie featuring a female masturbation scene has people gushing with outrage. The hilarious Alia Janine drops by to discuss this and more.

Two stories from Africa this week. Outrage over sexist beer ad slogans, and a women who was forced to give birth at a police station. Comedian and motivational speaker Pamela Rae joins us to break it down.

This week, Indians are upset when a TV portrays them as terrorists. Meanwhile back in the states, a 96-year-old woman is body searched thoroughly at the airport. Comedian and traveling game show how Zach Garner drops by to talk about that, and to premiere his character, the Alt-Right Shark.

When an ad for a nursery in Israel depicts unborn fetuses as soldiers, we bring in former member of the Israeli Military, Paola Datter, to help us break down the outrage. Also, female doctors apparently charge more down under.