Adrian is in the heart of downtown Honolulu to learn more about the city's scandolous past from his new friend, Carter. She is the creator and tour guide for The Honolulu Exposed Tours, the WW II Red-Light District Tour. After learning a little about how the hell Carter ended up in Honolulu, we hop into the time machine and Carter takes us a simpler time, when the booze was cheap, prostitutes were even cheaper and sailors took full advantage. Carter gives us great insight as to some of the lesser-known goings-on of this great city and somehow, just by hearing these stories, Adrian got the clap.

Adrian comes out of the house, not the closet, with his wife, Caitlin, and his son, Ruben, to check out the Honolulu Pride Parade. They do a little color commentary on the parade, talk about the upcoming birth of their 2nd son, and throw in a little talk about Caitlyn Jenner for good measure. Adrian then interviews one of the fundamentalist christians that are also at the parade to remind everyone that they are gonna burn in hell if they dont stop with all the gay.

Adrian is happy to welcome back Thee Intertron's favorite nerd, Jairus, to tackle all the major questions in life, like why asparagus makes your pee smell funny, but then, they lighten things up a bit by solving everything going on in the middle east. ...iraq, afghaneestan, ISIS, you name it, done! Solved! ....and we talk a little NSA and the data leaks just for good measure. Clutch your miniature american flag close to your chest, you frikn patriot, you!!

Adrian sits down with one of the gay guys, Michael, and we are told a little about when Michael realized he wasnt quite like the other boys. Michael tells Adrian about his life as a political activist, fighting for marriage equality in Hawaii, reparative therapy and his time working on the Pride Parade in Honolulu. He also takes a couple questions from a born-again christian guy.

Adrian is welcomed to the ever-so-generous, Dr. Darrel Ray's condo while he is on his Hawaiian vacation to talk about the harm religious guilt has on people's sexuality. They also cover a little of the good Dr's background and his polyamorous lifestyle. Adrian realizes that he wants to be polyamorous and is hoping the Dr can talk to his wife for him.

Adrian is so happy to have on one of the Koreans to finally solve that whole North Korea thing. His friend, Sunny, is a successful, korean immigrant who is happy to talk with Adrian about being an immigrant teenager, racism, growing up really christian, masturbation, leaving christianity, going to college, and finally masturbating, among other things. They finally get to talk about when Sunny went to North Korea to teach statistics to the children of the elite. ....so that solves that.

Adrian is very excited to be invited to the offices of Civil Beat Hawaii to talk with reporter Nick Grube about his background, the state of journalism and homelessness in Hawaii. News flash - Nick is quite diplomatic and articulate, while Adrian demonstrates his lack of journalistic integrity.

Adrian welcomes his new friend, Liza, to the compound where we get to know a little about her growing up with a pastor as a dad. She gives us a good horror story from her days as a young, christian missionary in Europe followed by a terrible reason for not being with the guy she loves. Adrian then gets to know more about her religious views but ends up more confused than before the interview.

Adrian is happy to continue his conversation with the combat veteran, Bryson. We last left Bryson as he had gotten back from Iraq and now its time to settle back into civilian life, and, naturally, head off to Afghanistan. After hearing about his year there, Bryson tells us about coming back and using World of Warcraft, Subway sandwiches and eHarmony to help get him back to normal.

Adrian was welcomed to the home of his new buddy, Bryson, the Iraq/Afghanistan veteran and hoorah did Adrian end up feelin patriotic, sort of....  Adrian feels the need to thoroughly describe Bryson's home before they finally get to some war stories. However, Bryson first tells us a little about his less-than-awesome childhood, which just makes his success that much more inspirational.