This week, outrage in England when a grandma is arrested for giving out cookies and tea at a protest. Meanwhile, back here in the states, a Cowboys vs Indians themed Halloween party gets shut down. Jay Welch joins us to break down that outrage and warn us that the end may be near for our great country.

Rallo Boykins pops in this week, and educates Sandip on the finer points of skin care for minorities. Then, they break down outrage over a racist tweet in upstate NY, gender-specific birthday cards in the UK.

This week, Ryan Arnold pops into tell of of his adventures of being a strip club DJ. Also, we break down outrage over a white skin photoshop job, and a billboard condom ad during a religious festival in India.

Outrage in New Hampshire when a group of Sorority girls are seen belting out lyrics to a popular rap song, including THAT WORD. Meanwhile on the west coast, teachers go to the extremes to teach kids about slavery in America. The hilarious Phill hunt joins us to give us some fresh takes on these and more outrage topics.

Amy Liszka comes to visit us this week and plug a great benefit show. Also, we break down outrage over a poorly designed condom wrapper, and what boys are being taught in the UK about breasts.

Outrage in Australia when an ad shows a god eating meat, and outrage in China when a teacher is caught on tape slapping his students. YouJean Chang joins us to break it all down.

Part 2 of Sandip's North Korea trip. He talks about the crush he had on his tour guide, and the time he made a bunch of Korean children laugh. Jake Vevera (Idiots On Parade podcast) joins us once again.

With the guys on vacation, we bring you part 1 of a 2 part series of the time Sandip went to North Korea. No. Really. He did. Jake Vevera from the Idiots On Parade podcast hangs out with us for this one.

Jarret Berenstein (Famous Dead People show) stops by and talks about his new book, "The KellyAnne Conway Technique." He also helps us analyze outrage over an odd hotel announcement in Switzerland, and a truly disturbing fashion show in China.

A restaurant in China sparks outrage when it gives discounts to its female customers based on the size of their breasts, and a popular app has to undo a new update over alleged racism. Pauline Murphy drops by to talk about those things, as well as her outrage over unfaithful men.