Sometimes, an old guy says something that's outdated and people get angry about it. One such case happened a few weeks ago when Warren Buffet suggested that no could mean maybe. Across the pond, a mom gets upset when her kid's toy suggests that it have sexual relations with an animal. Join us and guest Kara Buller this week as we discuss this and other things.

Another episode with the founding co-host! Ajai, Sandip, and Phill talk about a racially biased food cart in the Bronx, and a strange hotel re-branding in England.

The original founding co-host Ajai Raj drops in on us this week, and he tells his story of how his life fell apart last summer and how he moved forward from it.

Two more school-related stories this week, and both from the American Midwest. A student makes separate colored and white entrances for a school project, and some teachers get caught playing f-ck-marry-kill about their students. Phil Burke joins us and gives his perspective on these stories and what it's like growing up black.

Outrage across Twitter as Taylor Swift no-shows for the womens' rally. Overseas, people in England are upset that they're paying more for pizza than the folks down under. Guest and d*ck pic expert Tracey Carnazzo joins us to break it all down.

Outrage in Phill's home state of Connecticut when a bunch of white people are asked to write essays about their privilege. Also, dog lover Jamie Manelis drops in to talk about outrage over a recent viral clip where a dog was supposedly thrown into rough waters during the filming of "A Dog's Purpose."

Sometimes, comedians tweet things that get them in trouble. This week, Stephen Spinola drops by to tell us of his experience going viral with a tweet that offended hundreds of thousands of people when he made a joke about the president's kid, and the outrage that followed.

A school field trip to a slaughterhouse causes outrage in Norway, and a potentially triggering math problem rubs people the wrong way (pun intended) in PA. This week's guest, the hilarious Joseph Rocha.

Outrage in Utah when a teacher decides to give a school assignment where kid are instructed on how to go about going on a date. Meanwhile in China, outrage at a tech convention when women are brought on stage to open water bottles.. with their mouths. Joining us for these gender-charged topics is Jess Salomon.

Outrage in Philadelphia! The city applies a hefty tax to sugary drinks, and we sit down with Philly native Sean O'Hagan to talk about that and self checkout lanes. We also break down a controversial sketch released this week by the BBC.