It's the end of the holidays, so it's time to talk a little more about Jesus. Both outrage topics have to do with Catholics this week- one from Australia, and one from Spain. Jeff McBride (Let's Talk About Sets podcast) joins us to discuss them.

Happy Holidays everyone! Here's a snippet that was originally cut from episode 93 (SallyAnn Hall) because things got kinda serious. But here it is. Enjoy.

Our Christmas week episode. This year, Santa is coming to town... with his husband. We break down outrage over that, and outrage over a mall store selling shackles as a fashion item. Maryssa Smith (Big Talk & Brewskis podcast) drops by to discuss these stories, and to educate us on male strip club etiquette.

An issue all about womens' body issues! Outrage over a plus sized spandex ad, and outrage over an ad for fat love dolls in the UK. Luckily we had an awesome female guest to help guide us through in the hilarious Jessica Rotondi.

This week, guest Perry Strong brings his mandom to the show. We break down outrage over a coffee shop sign in Colorado, and an allegedly racist bus ad in Illinois.

We don't often go in to the world of comedy, and we don't often go super local. But this week we did. Comedians Katie Boyle & Matt Maran stop by to talk about facebook's inconsistent banning policies.

This week, we have our first ever non-comedian guest on the show. Political pundit Jennifer Kerns drops by, and helps us analyze outrage over a child ban at a restaurant in Florida, and a supposedly controversial Amazon ad.

When a country grants citizenship to a robotic woman while simultaneously treating its actual women poorly, people get upset. Luckily, we had womens' studies major and hilarious comic SallyAnn Hall with us to dissect this issue. Meanwhile in Europe, outrage over the naming of a railway.

Outrage in France when a billboard for being a gold digger to pay off student loans is placed near a university. Also, a comic book writer gets upset because corn pops went racist. Jonas Barnes joins us to break down those stories and lament about the current state of comedy.

People found a way to be offended by Google this week, when their maps app told people how many cupcakes their walk would burn off. Meanwhile in Missouri, a group of high school students anger some locals when they used an abandoned funeral home as a haunted house. Also, guest Carrie Gravenson hates all of your umbrellas.