Is outrage over politicians' speeches a new thing, or is this something that's been happening since the beginning of American politics? Join guest host Mike Coscarelli as he Ajai, and Cassidy Kirch attempt to provide an answer.

Due to Phill's apathy for politics, we get guest host Mike Coscarelli from the Social Villains podcast to sit in for him. Along with guest Cassidy Kirch, they break down the actions this last year of everyone's favorite Republican presidential nominee, and decide what's outrageous and what isn't.

A restaurant in New Mexico causes a stir with an oddly worded sign, and an ice cream shop in England hates your stupid kids. This week's guest is the awesome Julie Kottakis.

The CrossFit games give away guns to the winners, which sparks obvious anti-gun outrage. Across the world, some hot girls dancing in a historic fountain has people gushing.

With Ajai out, Doug Brian sits in and guest hosts. We get a gay history lesson from none other than Rick Crom. Rick explains how gay bar culture in NYC has changed since the 80's, and how straight women in packs are ruining his good time.

This was originally recorded a few days after the Orlando tragedy, and sadly, becomes relevant again every few weeks. Sam Haft takes the liberal side, and Chris Crespo takes the gun enthusiast side. Phill mediates best he can, and chimes in a little. The most civil discussion on guns you'll ever hear. Enjoy!

We talk with guest Kaitlyn Bailey about a controversial dating site in England aimed at polygamists, and outrage in Montana over a girl getting called to the principal's office for her lack of a bra.

This week, we learn a brand new racial slur from guest CW Headley. We talk about an odd letter sent home to parents in England, and one of the all time best racist rants to make it to the Internet. At the end, we touch a little on the whole Ghostbusters thing.

Tag teaming in for Ajai this week is guest host Chris Crespo. We talk about a newspaper in Italy that decided to give away free copies of Mein Kampf as a promotion, and we hear some fantastic insight on the struggles of being an actor from our guest, Sam Haft.

We pay a visit to Drew Dowdey this week, and we discuss outrage over a bizarre laundry ad aired in China, and a bizarre math test in Alabama.