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South African comedian Devin Gray joins Will Mars and Radu Isac for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast moments.This week:• Devin asks when technology was actually perfect and when it all started going wrong• Radu argues for the return of cash• Will proposes choosing one country to receive all of humanity's rubbishIt's a conversation about modern life, technological decline, and several ideas that should probably never become government policy.New guest. New arguments. Same ludicrous ambition.

Viral sketch and stand-up star Ali Woods joins Will Mars and Radu Isac and immediately identifies a major problem: the hosts might have absolutely no idea what goes viral.In Episode 11 of LUDICROUS, Ali attempts to save the show by introducing what may genuinely be the best viral topic we've ever had:Which UK city would win in a fight?Along the way, the conversation somehow also covers:• Radu's attempt to bring back porn cinemas• Why camping would be the worst part of being a Roman soldier• And whether the hosts understand virality at allThe answer to that last question may be no.

Edinburgh Fringe Best Show nominee Ed Mulvey joins Will Mars and Radu Isac for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast clips.This week:• Radu explains why hand dryers are one of society's great failures• Will develops a new football league based entirely on different kinds of anger• Ed creates fake Nostradamus-style predictions for the futureIt's part philosophy, part nonsense, and exactly the kind of conversation that probably shouldn't be recorded.New guest. New arguments. Same ludicrous ambition.

Irish comedian and Does God Exist Pod host Jack Hester joins Will Mars and Radu Isac for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast moments.This week:• Radu declares war on therapy and calls it all a con• Will argues women ruin things by constantly trying to improve them• Jack reads passages from The Art of War while questioning whether the American War Machine has ever opened itIt’s chaotic philosophy, comedy debate, and three comedians confidently discussing subjects they’re absolutely unqualified to solve.

Radu Isac was meant to be on this episode.Instead, he forgot the recording entirely and only appears at the very end — somehow blaming Will for not reminding him.While waiting for Radu to remember the podcast exists, Will Mars is joined by comedian, sketch performer, and podcaster Davina Bentley for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast clips.The conversation spirals into:• Terrible Radu Isac impressions• Why male characters in kids cartoons are always idiots• A live feminist debate that gets awkwardIt’s chaotic, argumentative, and exactly the kind of episode that probably shouldn’t exist.

Matt Rouse joins Will Mars and Radu Isac for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast clips.In Episode 7 of LUDICROUS, the conversation spirals into:• Causing embarrassing social disasters• Whether dogs are basically slaves• And why Polish food getting roasted = viral reelIt’s awkward storytelling, ridiculous debates, and comedians confidently discussing things they absolutely shouldn’t.New guest. New arguments. Same ludicrous ambition.

Comedian and podcaster Adam Greene joins Will Mars and Radu Isac for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast clips.In Episode 6 of LUDICROUS, the conversation jumps between:• Whether insurance companies are basically a scam• If religious believers should influence laws• And meeting famous people in real lifeIt’s stand-up storytelling, big debates, and comedians overthinking everything.

With Radu Isac away, Will Mars is joined by comedians Lee Hudson and Will Davies to continue the mission of manufacturing viral podcast clips.In Episode 5 of LUDICROUS, the conversation spirals into:• The funniest nicknames people have ever had• Stories about being broke• Why driving schools can be absolute chaos• And then somehow turned into a show bullying Will Davies for being the most boring podcast guest ever (which he definitely is not).It’s stand-up storytelling, roasting, and chaotic podcast moments all rolled into one.

Two-time UK Roast Battle Champion Shalaka Kurup joins the mission to manufacture viral podcast clips.In Episode 4 of LUDICROUS, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac explore three very different topics:• The savage world of internet roast comments• Why can't adults be treated like children when they hurt themselves• And whether comedy can even approach the migrant boat crisisWhat follows is part roast session, part social debate, and fully chaotic.New guest. New arguments. Same ludicrous ambition.

Mark Silcox joins the mission to manufacture viral podcast clips — and things get uncomfortable quickly.In Episode 3 of LUDICROUS, we dive into:• What really happens on meditation retreats• Whether shoplifters are worse than big supermarket chains• And the nightmare scenario of discovering your wife is cheatingIt’s moral debate, relationship chaos, and comedians overthinking everything.New guest. New arguments. Same ludicrous ambition.

Nick Adamson returns — and the mission to manufacture viral podcast clips continues.In Episode 2 of LUDICROUS, Will Mars and Radu Isac test whether bold ideas and unbelievable statistics can spark the kind of moments the internet can’t ignore.Including:• Statistics that sound too wild to be real• National service for the construction trades• A debate over who actually built the pyramidsIt’s comedians chasing virality, armed with questionable facts and too much confidence.

In the first episode of LUDICROUS, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac are joined by US comedian, actor and improviser Nick Adamson.The concept is simple (and stupid): try to manufacture viral podcast clips by talking about topics the internet can’t resist — relationship roles, Donald Trump, and men with long hair.What follows is a behind-the-scenes look at how comedy podcasts actually think about virality… and how quickly it all falls apart.New episodes with a guest comedian every week.

This week on Ludicrous, Will and Radu imagine a world with no fences at all — no boundaries, no barriers, no “keep out” signs.Would it create a more trusting, harmonious society?Or would it instantly descend into territorial madness?From property and privacy to human nature and misplaced optimism, this episode explores how one simple idea could either save the world… or ruin it immediately.Perfect for fans of satire, big philosophical questions, and comedians confidently solving problems they don’t understand.

This week on Ludicrous, Will and Radu tackle a truly unhinged social policy:Psychologically test everyone at 18 — then pay parents whose kids turn out “well.”Would it create better citizens?Would it destroy families?Would anyone cheat immediately?Perfect for fans of satire, social commentary, and big ideas that fall apart in real time.

This week on Ludicrous:Radu argues that advertising and marketing are a plague on modern life and should be banned completely — no more persuasion, no more slogans, no more algorithms telling you what to buy.Will, meanwhile, believes the arts have spread too far. His solution?Move all comedy clubs back to the cities, and let towns and villages enjoy a quiet, culture-free existence.It’s a debate about art, commerce, modern life — and why comedians should never be allowed near policy decisions.Perfect for fans of satire, cultural commentary, and comedians arguing boldly about ridiculous ideas.

This week on Ludicrous:Will proposes issuing relationship robots to anyone who’s newly single — because modern dating is broken and robots are cheaper than therapy.Radu, meanwhile, wants to tackle homelessness by giving abandoned cruise ships a second life as floating housing solutions.Perfect for fans of satire, big ridiculous ideas, and comedians trying to fix the world with zero expertise.

This week on Ludicrous:Radu argues that gift-giving has gone too far and should be scrapped altogether — no more forced generosity, no more awkward reactions, no more regifting.Will, meanwhile, delivers a crucial update to his long-running theory about the Gray aliens, explaining why he now believes they may be hiding underwater, watching us quietly from below.Perfect for fans of satire, conspiracies, and comedians taking ridiculous thoughts far too seriously.

Will thinks smartphones are ruining humanity — shortening attention spans, killing conversation, and trapping us in endless scrolling loops.Radu, meanwhile, is stuck on a simpler but equally maddening question: Why are ties still a thing?From digital addiction to outdated dress codes, this episode spirals into a Ludicrous debate about modern life, pointless traditions, and why nobody seems able to let go of anything stupid.Perfect for fans of satire, observational comedy, and comedians arguing about problems nobody asked them to solve.

This week, Will proposes his boldest political reform yet:Ban every political party on Earth.No left. No right. No middle. Just individuals trying their best… which is arguably worse.Radu, meanwhile, wants justice — specifically for everyone who has ever wasted hours listening to hold music. His solution?We should get PAID for every minute spent on hold.Finally, a minimum wage for suffering.

This week on Ludicrous:Radu argues that tech companies should force everyone to log out the moment they leave a platform — because humans can’t be trusted with endless scrolling and infinite tabs.Will, meanwhile, has a far bigger revelation:“The Grays” — the classic alien archetype — aren’t aliens at all…They’re us.From the future.Perfect for fans of absurd humour, conspiratorial thinking, and comedians taking ridiculous ideas far too seriously.

This week on Ludicrous:Will tries to convince Radu that humans should reproduce like frogs — think eggs, tadpoles, the whole thing.Radu, on the other hand, is ready to rewrite the law by declaring shoplifters the true heroes of society.Two insane ideas. One even more insane debate.Perfect for fans of dark comedy, satire, and comedians overthinking the ridiculous.

This week, Radu tries to convince Will that car washes should be banned immediately. But Will’s too distracted — he’s received yet another BBC licence fee letter, and he’s ready to abolish the whole system.Perfect for fans of comedy, satire, pointless arguments, and wildly overthinking tiny problems.

This week, Will declares war on fiction, claiming the world would be better off if nobody ever made anything up again.Radu’s response? A plan to revolutionize the working week — because real life could use a rewrite, too.Expect absurd theories, sharp comedy, and the kind of logic only comedians could think makes sense.Perfect for fans of satire, stand-up banter, and big dumb ideas about fixing the world.

In Episode 27 of Ludicrous, Radu tries to convince Will that the world needs to be rude to service staff… again. Meanwhile, Will tackles a technology fear most of us secretly share. Hilarious arguments, absurd theories, and laughs guaranteed.Follow Ludicrous on Spotify for more bizarre comedic debates every week!

This week, Radu argues that stadiums are destroying entertainment and must go. Will, meanwhile, tries to rope him into a brand-new conspiracy theory - so nothing new from him.Expect wild ideas, dark humor, and comedic chaos, as the Ludicrous duo take on the world of sports, concerts, and mass hysteria — with zero facts and maximum confidence.

Global Warming vs. the Ice Age: The Perfect Balance?Will believes that global warming and the next ice age will cancel each other out — a perfectly Ludicrous theory that could “save” humanity.Radu, however, has something far more important on his mind… but what is it?

This week, Radu tries to argue that Obama was a terrible president, while Will’s attention is… elsewhere. The result? A Ludicrous mash-up of political hot takes, absurd distractions, and comedy conversations that prove why comedians should never run for office.Perfect for fans of comedy, satire, and political nonsense.

This week, Will tries to convince Radu that God was an alien, while Radu has his own little disgusting problem to share.Perfect for fans of comedy, satire, and nonsense from two comedians who take nothing too seriously.

Was the moon landing a hoax? Will thinks so — and he’s trying to drag Radu into the conspiracy. Meanwhile, Radu proposes an outrageous (and problematic) idea of his own.Perfect for fans of comedy podcasts, edgy satire, and conversations that go where they absolutely shouldn’t.

Is the future of comedy in crowded clubs, or in your pocket? Comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac debate whether stand-up is dying… or just going vertical.From TikTok clips to YouTube Shorts, we explore the shift from live audiences to algorithm audiences. Is it better? Worse? Or just plain ludicrous?This episode is perfect for fans who wonder what’s next for stand-up in the age of smartphones.⚠️ DISCLAIMERThis episode may cause uncontrollable doomscrolling. Side effects include wanting to throw your phone at a comedian.

Comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac take on one of the world’s most “important” symbols: flags. Are they a source of national pride, or just outdated relics that need replacing with something more… ludicrous?Expect comedy, satire, and absurd ideas — from rebranding flags as corporate logos to suggesting the Olympics just use emojis.Perfect for fans of comedy podcasts, satire, and ridiculous cultural commentary.⚠️ DISCLAIMERIf you're offended, please remember: your flag is just cloth.

This week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac explore the world of 9/11 conspiracy theories—from “controlled demolition” myths to YouTube rabbit holes.We don’t bring new evidence. If you’re looking for the truth about 9/11, you should probably try… history books.This episode blends dark comedy, satire, and cultural commentary—perfect for comedy podcast fans who like their laughs with a side of conspiracy.DISCLAIMER:We’re not historians. Just comedians trying to process absurd internet nonsense.Side effects may include:Unsubscribing from your uncle’s conspiracy YouTube channelLaughing uncomfortablyGoogling “how jet fuel actually works”

Should We Ban Retirement and Vacations?What if retirement didn’t exist? What if vacations were outlawed? In this week’s Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac imagine a future where humans work forever, holidays are cancelled, and capitalism wins big.It’s a mix of dark satire, absurd solutions, and jokes about why “work-life balance” is already a scam.Perfect for comedy fans who like their laughs mixed with existential dread.🎙️ Genres: Comedy, Satire, Society & Culture, Work Culture Humor, AbsurdismDISCLAIMER:This episode contains dangerous levels of anti-vacation propaganda. Please keep your sunscreen handy.Side effects may include:Burning your retirement planGoogling “longest working hours in history”Laughing so hard you forget to clock in

This week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac mash together two absurd theories—Flat Earth and Simulation Hypothesis—and try to figure out what the hell is going on.From fringe internet cults to Elon Musk’s Matrix fantasies, this episode blends philosophy, parody, and full-blown conspiracy chaos.Perfect for listeners who love comedy, deep thoughts, and not trusting anything with gravity.DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this episode is real. Including the hosts. Especially the facts. Side effects may include believing you’re in a video game.

In this episode of Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac try to imagine life after the robot uprising—where AI calls the shots, humans follow instructions, and jokes are generated in milliseconds.From job loss and digital overlords to robot ethics and accidentally hot chatbots, we ask:Is this our dystopia, or are we just being dramatic again?DISCLAIMER:This episode contains reckless speculation, light panic, and several desperate attempts to befriend AI.If you're a sentient algorithm reading this: we think you're beautiful.Side effects may include:Googling “AI apocalypse”Laughing while being digitally trackedWriting love letters to Siri

If women ran the world, would everything be better—or just differently broken?In this week’s Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac imagine a global role reversal and explore what happens when women are in charge of everything from politics to protests.This is a matriarchal vision with jokes, theories, and a healthy dose of humility.(And yes, we fully expect to be corrected.)DISCLAIMER: This podcast contains gender-based speculation, playful stereotypes, and equal-opportunity mockery. Listener discretion advised. Side effects may include realizing women already run most things.

Are you living your best life, or just burning out to the beat of a TED Talk? In this week’s Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac unpack the nonsense world of self-improvement culture—and invent some ludicrous alternatives of their own.From hustle culture and vision boards to cringe-worthy courses that cost more than therapy, we ask:Is personal growth a scam—or just a really expensive hobby?DISCLAIMER: This podcast will not make you more productive.It may make you feel better about being lazy. Side effects may include cancelling life coach subscriptions.

Are designer dogs adorable marvels or the canine equivalent of sports cars? In this episode of Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac explore the weird world of high-end hounds, terrible breeds, and even worse ideas for pet alternatives.We break down the business of boutique pets with maximum chaos and zero qualifications.DISCLAIMER:No actual dogs were harmed in the making of this episode.Some dog owners might be, though. Emotionally. Side effects may include questioning your Labradoodle’s life choices.

This week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac rethink urban traffic — badly. From ridiculous replacements for congestion charges to bizarre ways of discouraging driving, this episode dives into transport satire at its most chaotic.Ever considered a “reverse toll”? A driver popularity score?Neither had we, until now.Come for the comedy, stay for the camel lanes.DISCLAIMER: No city planners were consulted for this episode.All transport policies discussed are fully unserious. Side effects may include dreaming of a horse-drawn Tesla.

This week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac ask one of the dumbest-smart questions in modern folklore: What is ACTUALLY inside Area 51?Is it aliens? Secret aircraft? Elvis?We don’t know — but that won’t stop us from theorizing wildly.Join us for an unhinged dive into conspiracy culture, government paranoia, and alien banter that’s truly out of this world.DISCLAIMER: This episode contains zero classified intel and multiple classified jokes. Any resemblance to actual aliens is purely coincidental and kind of hot. Side effects may include a Sudden desire to Google “Area 52”.

Who’s on the Epstein list? According to the internet—everyone. In this episode of Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac wade into the conspiratorial swamp and emerge with… even worse ideas.We don’t have evidence. We don’t have sources. But we do have jokes.It’s satire, it’s sketchy, and it’s definitely going to age poorly.DISCLAIMER: This episode contains no factual reporting and even less good judgment. If you're looking for real answers, this is not the podcast you're looking for. Side effects may include a sudden distrust of all A-list celebrities

What is the Moon, really? In this episode of Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac dive head-first into lunar mystery, merging satire, stupidity, and a surprising amount of moon-based existentialism.From hollow moon theories to the possibility it’s just a giant party destination, we explore every idea that’s ever made a scientist cry.DISCLAIMER:No astronauts were harmed in the making of this episode.These moon theories are for entertainment only. Mostly. Side effects may include developing an unhealthy distrust of tides

Who’s really making crop circles, and what do they want? This week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac put on their tinfoil hats and dig into the weirdest mystery in modern agriculture.From aliens to artists to drunk animals, no theory is too dumb—and no cereal crop is safe.Join us for another wildly speculative, possibly offensive, definitely hilarious episode of satirical nonsense.DISCLAIMER:This podcast contains crop-based conspiracies, sarcasm, and very bad alien accents (that'll be Radu 😂).Listening may attract unwanted attention from cows or government drones. Side effects may include laughing until your crops fail.

This week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac tackle immigration policy the only way they know how: by making it profoundly stupid.With fake border strategies, surreal visa requirements, and maybe a unique citizenship exam, this episode is loaded with satire, societal commentary, and zero political qualifications.Prepare to laugh, cringe, and probably rethink your passport photo.DISCLAIMER:These are not actual immigration policies. Any resemblance to real laws is deeply unfortunate. Side effects may include: Wishing border guards had a sense of humor.

It’s the size of a country, made entirely of plastic, and floating in the Pacific. But that’s not stopping Will Mars and Radu Isac from asking: Can we get creative with the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?This week on Ludicrous, the comedians explore the comedic and catastrophic possibilities of trash-based urban planning, oceanic real estate, and environmental satire.Sustainability? Not really. Laughs? Absolutely.DISCLAIMER:This episode does not contain viable climate solutions.We are not scientists. We barely recycle. Side effects may include Yelling at your bin

We’ve all heard the theories: tombs, star maps, alien landing pads. But Ludicrous has its own answers—and they’re worse.Comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac take a chisel to history as they guess their way through the purpose of the Great Pyramids. With zero facts but loads of satire, cultural commentary, and pyramid nonsense, it’s another dangerously dumb deep-dive into ancient mystery.Prepare to unlearn everything.DISCLAIMER:We are not Egyptologists. We are barely functional adults.This episode is 100% speculation, 0% citation.Side effects may include, Googling “were the pyramids really a waterpark?”

Ozempic Is Out. Here’s What We’re Trying Instead.Tired of hearing about Ozempic? Us too. That’s why this week on Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac create their own range of absurd, hilarious, and completely unscientific weight loss alternatives.Expect no diet results—but lots of laughs.#ComedyPodcast #Comedy #Podcast #Funny #StandUpComedy #Satire #Ozempic #WeightLoss #Wellness #HealthTrends #DietCulture #Ludicrous #humor #Viral #Trending #mounjaro

Can MDMA End the Ukraine War?What if the solution to global conflict wasn’t more strategy—but more serotonin?In this episode of Ludicrous, comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac float a radical peace plan: dose the population with MDMA and throw a Europe-wide love-in. From psychedelic diplomacy to chemical disarmament via rave culture, it’s satire meets stand-up meets serious cultural commentary.As always, expect absurd logic, edgy humor, and zero qualifications in international relations.#ComedyPodcast #Comedy #Podcast #Funny #StandUpComedy #Satire #Ukraine #PeacePlan #MDMA #RaveCulture #Politics #MakeLoveNotWar #Viral #Trending

How would a papal World Cup work? Did you know McDonald’s own more real estate than some countries? And who wins in the ultimate holy landlord showdown: the Catholic Church, the British Royal Family, or the Golden Arches?Comedians Will Mars and Radu Isac dig into ridiculous hypotheticals, corporate land grabs, and divine real estate portfolios—all with sharp wit and zero reverence It’s conversation. It’s chaos. It’s Ludicrous.#ComedyPodcast #Comedy #Podcast #Funny #StandUpComedy #Satire #Religion #FIFA #McDonalds #RoyalFamily #Vatican #LandOwnership #Trending #Viral

What do incels and astronauts have in common? According to Will and Radu—maybe too much. In the debut episode of Ludicrous, the duo begin exploring whether space is the perfect home for the chronically celibate, and somehow land in a very different debate: the cost of Romanian builders.It’s stand-up brains, loose logic, and full-blown comedy chaos. #ComedyPodcast #Comedy #Podcast #Funny #StandUpComedy #Satire #Space #NASA #Astronaut #Trending #Viral #Comedian