This week, we revisit a story from an old episode, when a guy in Scotland was found guilty of a hate crime when he taught his dog some hateful ideology. Meanwhile in Australia, a beer company offends gingers. We break that down and more with the hilarious James Myers.

In the wake of Stephen Hawking's death, outrage over a well-wishing tweet sent by WonderWoman. The hilarious Charles McBee joins us to break down that, and some outrage in Idaho when a teacher feeds a dying puppy to a snapping turtle in front of some students.

A European episode! A company in Poland sparks outrage when they release a pair of cartoonish Hitler socks. And then, over in Sweden, a dance club angers a local church when they offer discounts to naked people. Actual live woman Sonya Vai drops in to discuss it with us.

Outrage in Portland, OR, when an ad for an online dating site is considered too risque by some. Meanwhile in Florida, politicians prioritize porn control over gun control. Guest Atheer Yacoub drops by to break it all down.

Parents get upset at the new Peter Rabbit movie over a scene involving food allergies, and the LGBTQ community gets upset in Asia when a newspaper publishes a literal list of stereotypes about them. Then guest Phil From Chico goes on a rant about guns. Good times.

The entire country of China gets upset when a major religious figure is used in a car ad. Meanwhile in Spain, a city releases a pamphlet on how to do drugs. Guest Jason Scoop drops in to visit Phill and guest host Ajai Raj.

Two stories that have to do with children this week. Outrage in Florida (where else?) when a teacher accidentally tests kids to see if they can spell the N word, and outrage in Russia when 5-year-olds are taught how to pole dance. Guest Todd Montesi joins us to analyze it all.

Outrage in Missouri when a middle school survey asks kids if they might be trans. Being that the guys are clueless when it comes to anything outside straight male sexuality, they enlist the help of Margo Reiss, a hilarious comic who recently came out as trans. Meanwhile in India, a strange policy with cafeteria dishes angers some students.

Outrage in North Dakota when a woman is told to stop breastfeeding her kids at a Chick-Fil-A. Meanwhile across the pond, some kids are told that they're never gonna make it. Guest Michelle Slonim helps us decide what's fake outrage and what's legit.

With Sandip out of town, the original brown guy Ajai Raj returns to claim his throne for a week. Along with LA comic Bronston Jones, we discuss outrage over a homework assignment that asks fourth graders why slavery could be good, and a grand opening party for a jail in Kentucky.