We don't always have time to do an episode of our own, but we do sometimes appear on our friends' podcasts! This episode was originally recorded and released in the spring of 2019 as part of our buddy Jordan Ferber's "Where's The Grief?" podcast. In it, Phill discusses losing a childhood friend to suicide and the aftermath and questions that come along with that sort of tragedy.

Once again we span the globe to discuss the best barely relevant news stories and decide whether or not the outrage is worth our time. First, we go to China, where live pigs are being used as crash test dummies, and then we come back to the states to discuss a potentially racist blanket. Non-pig and non-white-supremist Matt Fishman joins us to discuss.

A Christian blogger upsets women when she advises them to be more submissive if they don't want to be abused by men, and a dance studio in Australia offers pole dancing classes to children. Proud mother and non-battered woman Alyce Chan joins us to break it all down.

A proposed Halloween movie at the cemetery night sets off outrage in North Carolina, and a group of customers making anti-trans comments at a restaurant sets off a waitress in Wisconsin. Comic and podcaster Mike Sgroi joins us to break it all down.

Two outrage stories this week that both have to do with marketing. When a fast food chain in Europe runs a comic book style ad of a woman getting punched in the face over a hamburger, outrage ensued, obviously. Meanwhile back here in the states, a car dealership offers customers a choice of a free Gun, Bible, or American Flag with purchase. Real live woman and person from the south Kristy Vera joins us to discuss.

When a girl is denied a job for being too attractive on instagram- by other women- she takes to the metaphorical streets of the internet and uses the outrage machine to publicly shame them. Meanwhile in Oklahoma, locals get upset over the naming of a Halloween event. DJ and sketch comic Jorge Oyola drops in to discuss this and more with us.

Fresh off his recent comedy tour, Jeff McBride returns to the show to discuss two holiday themed outrage stories. First, a 9-11 shot special at a bar in the midwest sparks outrage, and then a man new Philly decides to hang a black mannequin outside his house claiming it was for Halloween.

Outrage in the UK when a fitness personality goes on TV and says that fat shaming is a good thing. Meanwhile in the fashion world, an odd new marketing campaign for a popular scent is accused of racism towards natives. This week's guest is author and dominatrix expert Lindsay Goldwert.

Mercer Morrison drops by to talk to the guys about outrage in Asia over Buddha being depicted as a superhero, and outrage right here in NYC about supposedly affordable (but not really) apartments.

Phill sits down with Marlenas McMahon-Purk and guest co-host Jenelle Jackson to discuss outrage in England over toothbrushes, and outrage in France when an amusement park features black people in a tree with bananas as part of a ride.