Two stories this week, both having to do with the male gaze and female athletes. Suzanne Lea Sheperd drops in to help the guys break down these outrage cases.

A court in Italy claims that a woman is too ugly for it to be considered rape, and Phill's home state of CT debates having a tax on cats. Mara Marek returns to the show to help us break down the outrage.

An International episode this week! First, the president of Brazil sparks outrage for tweeting about a lewd sex act during Carnival. Also, a group of cyclists get kicked out of a charity event for having very adult day jobs. Hilarious comic Jordan Ferber stops by to help us judge the outrage.

Outrage in England when the wrong version of the famous movie The Notebook is shown to streaming viewers. Meanwhile in the sky, yet another airplane based story when a woman is kicked off of a plane for having a skin disease. Lauren Culp, cool girl and white girl, joins us to break it all down.

A small town in Pennsylvania rallies around a special needs WalMart greeter whose job is threatened, and a zoo in England lets you plug tug o war with a lion. Hilarious comic and Texas native Jamie Gravy helps us analyze the outrage.

Melissa Weisman drops by this week to talk about more pressing issues. When a British textbook shows children a pregnant woman with a landing strip, parents are furious. Meanwhile, the comic book community was shocked to learn that a highly anticipated series co-starring Jesus himself was dropped by DC comics.

When Wal-Mart locks up their black hair care products due to high theft rates, people cry racism. Meanwhile in the sky, passengers on Delta are encouraged to give their numbers out to strangers. Real live black person and occasional airline passenger Bill Schaefer joins us to discuss.

An episode all about religious outrage! Christians are mad about a drag queen reading books to kids, and Muslims are mad about a pair of shoes. Actual real life Muslim Faisal Alam drops by to talk about it with us.

A publicity stunt to promote veganism goes awry in Australia when it makes children cry, and meanwhile in Argentina a discount of dark skinned dolls triggers some folks. The hilarious Jenelle Jackson joins us to break it all down and harshly judge this outrage as we always do.

With both the guys out of town, we bring you another B-side episode. Several months back, Sandip appeared on the Neurotica podcast, hosted by former Fake Outrage Report guests Justin Silver and Tracy Carnazzo.