Comedian Kuan-Wen Huang joins Will Mars and Radu Isac for another attempt to manufacture viral podcast moments.

This week:

• Will wonders why he always ends up sympathising with the criminal in true crime documentaries
• Radu argues that Britain should ban air conditioning
• Kuan-Wen proposes a world where cosmetic surgery means giving up your state pension

Three comedians. Three bizarre ideas. Plenty of arguments.

Adam Greene returns to join Will Mars and Radu Isac for another round of ridiculous conversations.

This week:

• Adam asks the ultimate life question: would you rather have a successful career or a successful child?
• Will tries to work out the best age to be
• Radu argues that English sports commentators should stop supporting England on live broadcasts

Three comedians. Three big debates. Plenty of opinions.

British Comedian of the Year Vlad Ilich joins Will Mars and Radu Isac.

This week:

• Will reinvents the World Cup by making every team play in its national dress
• Radu argues that professional sport on television gives the rest of us unrealistic expectations about our own bodies and abilities

Football, philosophy and complete nonsense—exactly as intended.

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 rubbish

It'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 all

The 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 future

It'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 it

It’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 awkward

It’s chaotic, argumentative, and exactly the kind of episode that probably shouldn’t exist.