TV host Wendy Williams sparks some outrage when she comments on how gay men should and shouldn't behave. Meanwhile in Asia, a group of tourists upsets the locals when they film themselves getting in directly in front of a sacred temple. Real live gay person and avid adult film consumer Gabe Morales drops by to discuss.

When a guy in Las Vegas decides to turn his house into a brothel consisting of nothing but sex dolls, locals are upset. Meanwhile in Australia, a drink special themed after the coronavirus upsets people in Asia. Returning guest Ben Rosenfeld returns to discuss those things and drop several dick jokes with us.

Christy Monroe, the infamous stripper comedian, returns to the show to let Sandip know how bad Indians are at tipping strippers. Outrage stories this week include old timey racist signs in Colorado, and a biology test in Texas that had a question about sexual assault on it.

An all international show this week! First, when a company announces a D-Day themed amusement park, outrage blows up. Get it? Heh heh. Also, in Russia a popular pool bans women from going there, and outrage floods the area.

All hell breaks loose in Spain when a vegan is served a chicken burger. Meanwhile, a court verdict over a hate crime in France sparks international outrage in the Jewish community. Returning guest Faisal Alam comes back and for some reason gets in to a heated debate with Sandip about the infamous McDonald's hot coffee court case.

When a lawmaker in Wisconsin decides to honor white people during black history, people get upset. Meanwhile in Detroit, a photo of firefighters posing in front of a burning building lights an outrage fire. Chris Bazemore from the "I can explain that" podcast drops by to talk about it with us.

The holidays might be over in real life, but not on this podcast! On this episode, Dan Abraham drops in to discuss two different holiday outrage stories, both relating to penises. We made enough dick jokes on this episode to stuff all your stockings.

You've heard everyone else's opinion on the Peloton bike commercial outrage, now it's time to hear the only opinion that matters.. ours. In other news, some people in Ohio got mad about a picture some black kids posted online. That and our guest Casey Bauer has a revolutionary new app idea.

Kristin Seltman returns to the show this week to discuss the recent controversy behind the arrest of churro vendor in NYC, as well as a very risque children's shirt.

Two more thought provoking outrage topics this week- first, a guy sparks outrage when he posts an Instagram pic of his rubber ducky at a concentration camp. Meanwhile in Japan, women are taking a stand against and fighting for their right to... wear glasses at work. Non ducky and non woman Eric Frost joins the guys to discuss.