Outrage in India when interfaith love is once again brought in to question, and outrage in the air when bloggers are getting dirty looks for chugging their booze. Kaytlin Bailey returns to discuss these things and promote a new old project of hers.

When the GAP releases a new sweatshirt encouraging people to unite, America proves that we're just not ready to get along. Meanwhile overseas, Cardi B poses on the cover of a magazine, angering the other gods. Non-god and hilarious comic Misha Han joins us to discuss.

Outrage in India over a new jewelry line ad depicting interfaith marriage, and outrage back at the farm when a jockey and his horse chug champagne together. Comedian and author Nina Kharoufeh joins us to discuss this and more.

Yet another Halloween costume gets the outrage treatment, as people decide that the coronavirus is an offensive costume. Meanwhile, the CEO of Whole Foods talked about what kinds of food poor people eat. Halloween celebrator and non poor person Matt Levy joins us to discuss.

It's almost Halloween, and white women are mad! When a Halloween mask is meant to look like a "Karen," they all want to talk to the manager. Meanwhile in India, outrage over a dance music video where in it, Indian people are being racist against themselves.

Someone tries to capitalize on the black lives matter movement by selling jewelry named after famous victims, and someone else tries to make money by selling his dead sister's underwear. Non-protester and non-panty-sniffer Jeff Paul joins us to discuss.

A college in China has some questionable wording on their campus safety guide for women, and a bar in Long Island has its patrons gamble on police shooting statistics. Real live woman and non shooter Christiana Jackson joins us to discuss.

Two social media based outrage stories this week. A fat kid in China is force fed food so her parents can live stream it, and teens everywhere are taking part in a disturbing new TikTok trend involving the Holocaust. Chicago comic and former fat kid Bob Keen joins us to discuss.

A hotel in Michigan removes a supposedly offensive flag, and a bunch of people on TikTok get mad at dating advice that their grandparents were given. Mo Vida returns to the show to discuss this and more.

Imagine being told EXACTLY how much someone values your friendship in the form of a wedding invitation where you're put on the waiting list. We discuss that, as well as the lamest dance party ever with the always-outspoken Kevin Gootee.