Ludicrous

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.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

This 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 Are they a source of national pride, or just outdated relics that need replacing with something more… ludicrous?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.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

If 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 channel

• Laughing uncomfortably

• Googling “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, Absurdism

DISCLAIMER:
This episode contains dangerous levels of anti-vacation propaganda. Please keep your sunscreen handy.

Side effects may include:

• Burning your retirement plan

• Googling “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 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.