A group of bikers sets up a campsite in rural Scotland, and locals are outraged, kinda. Meanwhile back here in the states, an elected official in Mississippi sounds the alarm when large numbers of black people register to vote. John Moses, who's from neither of those places, joins us to discuss.

An online dating service removes its racial filter option, and a popular children's snack changes its name to look less offensive. Danny Polishchuk from the Fu*konomics podcast joins us to discuss.

A restaurant in Philly makes a series of bad PR moves angering its pre-covid employees, and the mob once again tries to cancel Joe Rogan. Texas-based comic Cody O'Dell joins us to discuss.

A strange photo trend arises online, where people did their best to show support for the race protests by... wearing blackface? Meanwhile in England, the entire country is upset over some Karen in America posting the wrong directions on how to make tea. Josh Carter returns to the show to break that and more down.

This week's guest Alan Massenburg discusses with Sandip the differences between being black in America vs Indian. Outrage stories this week include a tweet from Ellen Degeneres, and a photo of white girls at Penn State who are for some reason rocking sharprie swastikas.

Finally, the wait is over. The guys did their best to record an episode remotely for the first time. Joined by fellow comic Nathan Timmel from the Idiots On Parade podcast, they break down two stories as usual. First, people got mad at an Instagram fitness model's hair, and second, a famous YouTube family gives away their child.

No guest this week, just the guys talking about how life is different nowadays that Covid19 is slated to kill us all. We ponder the future of this podcast, which will be on a hopefully short hiatus, as well as the future of humanity.

In what will likely be our last episode for awhile because the world is ending... When a series of adult films themed after after the coronavirus pandemic pop up on the internet, some people think it's in poor taste. Meanwhile in India, outrage over a sign that separates bathrooms based on class. Hilarious comic and hot dude Nick Simmons joins us to discuss.

A few weeks ago- back before the world ended- we sat down with village legend Danny McWilliams and talked about some outrage. First, we talk about people getting mad over one of Pete Davidson's jokes, and then we talked about a revolutionary new plan to fix the opioid crisis down in Philadelphia. Lastly, Danny is outraged about something that no longer applies to any us, since we're all stuck indoors.

(IMPORTANT NOTE: The Show I mention in the intro is more than likely cancelled due to the pandemic apocalypse). When a fashion show in New York featured models wearing enlarged lips and ears, accusations of racist outrage ensue. Meanwhile in your local Spanish class, there are people pushing back on the age old tradition of assigning Spanish names to students. Hope Gutierrez drops in to discuss these things and more with us.