Neruda Williams drops by and we talk about two recent events at high school football games that caused some outrage. Also, we talk about some really angry religious folks who are mad that McDonalds is moving in on their turf in Italy.

Josh Carter drops by and we talk about outrage over a Halloween costume, and children in Pennsylvania calling people fugly b*tches.

Two outrage stories, both coming from California this week. People are mad that other people want veggie burgers at a popular fast food joint, and other people are outraged over a VR Halloween attraction.

This week, Sam Haft returns to the show and we talk about outrage in England over filming locations for the new Transformers movie. Also, things get furry in New Zealand when a taxidermist decides to make a purse from a dead cat's body.

Yet another white movie casting angers the social justice warriors and pictures of teachers doing fake cocaine spark outrage in New Zealand. Also, guest Frank Liotti tells stories about his disdain for rude parents and rude cyclists.

Native New Yorker Samantha Bednarz visits us, and gives us a great account of what it was like to actually be in NYC during and immediately after that fateful day. Then, we analyze several recent 9/11 related outrage stories. Then just for good measure, we talk about how hot girls get away with dumb things far too often.

Yet another controversial casting in Hollywood set the twitterverse ablaze when a cisgender actor was chosen to play a trans person. We break down the outrage with Sarah Maywalt, who has some very firsthand knowledge of the casting process for trans folk. Also, the term appropriation gets appropriated when old looking shoes are marketed to the rich.

Outrage in Africa over a big butt competition prompts the government to step in, and a transvestite cake in California makes some internet trolls very upset. We break it all down this week with the hilarious Cate Weinberg.

Brian Rabadeau fills in for Ajai this week, and Mark Anthony Ramirez drops in. We talk about outrage over a meme Ellen posted, and outrage over a post by a Gold's Gym franchise.

A short clip online of Demi Lovato's mother being drunk gets the instragram crowd riled up, and strippers hit the golf course in New Jersey. Guest this week are Nick Ruggia & Sandip Sen.