Dan Carlin joins the podcast to help debate Islamophobia, why the Tea Party is winning primaries, how 9/11 helped us cure ebola, and whether it's a good idea for police officers to use a "pain ray." Also, Joe manages to go the whole podcast without dropping a single f-bomb, so this episode is safe for the kiddies.

It's not Joe and Roni's fault they had to dredge up the "ground zero mosque" controversy again. Honest. It just refused to go away. This week's show also considers why nobody is giving aid money to Pakistan's flood victims, whether the GOP's claim to have hotter female candidates has any merit, and how Blago evaded the long arm of the law.

The podcast adjusts to life without Dear Leader. Think of this as the hangover from Episode 90.

Ethan's final hurrah — for now — turns into our longest episode ever as we debate Prop 8 being overturned, whether Obama is a foreign policy failure, whether Cragganmore or Lagavulin is a better breakfast Scotch, and whether there is actually such thing as a breakfast Scotch.

WikiLeaks blows the lid off the war in Afghanistan, Ahmadinejad blasts Paul the octopus, France declares war on al-Qaeda, and we consider the fascism and racism of the Tea Party in Ethan's last sober episode as lead DWATG producer.

Joe and Roni consider the hopelessness of a UN small arms treaty, the hopelessness of a climate change bill, the hopelessness of Serbia ever recognizing Kosovo, and Joe introduces the latest sound effects toy: The Frog. Ribbit.