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?”