A glimmer of ideal this week as Alberta voted to stay in Canada and ignore the racist trolls funded by foreign oil money who want to break and buy Canada. Also, America is quickly going insane in the build up to the mid term elections.

As the news gets darker, Ted and Chuck keep getting funnier and sillier. This week it's a new press secretary, Alberta seperation and to balance it out a professor who pees a lot and Florida Man always comes through.

In a less than Ideal world Chuck and Ted find a way to be joyful. Headlines of the week both known and inknown, stories from the road and a general willingness to free associate through an entire episode. Let's see what happens this week.

In a less than ideal world Chuck Byrn and Ted Morris find the ideal way to find the funny in our mixed up world. Canadian, funny and rarely on topic for very long.

From Trump at the United Nations to Disappearing genitals in Africa it's been a week. Chuck and Ted break it all down and sometimes mange to stay on topic.x

Chuck and Ted tackle the week’s absurd headlines—from the Canada–U.S. trade war and political spectacle to pricey gadgets, rabid petting zoos, Saudi golf, and a very questionable sex-product map. Sharp takes, dark jokes, and the usual Less Than Ideal detours.

Donald Trump’s latest stunt is a perfect example of how nonsense becomes power when enough people repeat it. This episode tears into the Lake Ontario rename fiasco, the tariff chaos, and the way political showmanship is masking real damage - on both sides of the border.Along the way, the conversation veers from Canada’s self-image and currency inferiority complex to the North American auto industry, MapQuest nostalgia, and why Americans keep getting the economics of trade completely backward. If you’ve ever wondered how absurd headlines turn into national identity arguments, this one goes there fast.

Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, and a water balloon world record collide in a gloriously unhinged episode about grief, gay icons, and the absolute chaos of being alive right now. If you need a laugh that swerves from pop culture nostalgia to political rage to stories so absurd they sound made up, this one is for you.