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 tracked

• Writing 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