The Ridiculous People Podcast

Liv and Alex discuss their recent anime binges, how misguided some film bros are when they make their personality Pickle Rick and how critiquing your faves is a good thing.

Liv and Alex welcome special guest, Alex’s boyfriend, Julian Hermano! Julian and Liv bond over JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Alex talks pacing problems in Haunting of Bly Manor and they all lament the ad space a certain conservative influencer has eaten up. Lots of fun show recommendations in this ep and even some Japanese grammar lessons!

Alex and Liv talk about JoJo’s Bizarre Adventures, Your Name., The Queen’s Gambit, The Crown and lots more!

Liv and Alex journey to the magical land of Bernard and Judy with divorced dad Scott Calvin and read Neal’s sweaters for FILTH in this cozy festive watch-along.

Relax it’s not that serious. Liv and Alex talk through some dark titles this week - from I’ll Be Gone in The Dark to Hill House: Bly Manor and a movie that suffered from critical acclaim. This episode is full of hot takes and upsetting crime details. Welcome to NYC Lockdown round 2, ridiculous people! Follow us: @aridiculouspod @aluxshan @Liviosah

Liv and Alex talk through some spooky movie tropes, review a Death Note rewatch for Weeb Corner, bask in calm of Great Pottery Throwdown and YouTube video essays by badass women! Follow us at @aridiculouspod @Liviosah & @aluxshan

The Ridiculous Ladies get personal, start their new feature Weeb Corner with a review of "Saiki K" and some "One Piece", plus Liv talks through watching "The Devil All The Time."

The girls are getting into the Halloween spirit (as opposed to the apocalyptic spirit 2020 has consisted of thus far) and watching the classic telling of malevolent haunting tale Poltergeist! Drink, watch, listen, kvetch!

Listen in as Liv and Alex review the What We Do in the Shadows show, The Witcher, HBO’s Run, thirst after Henry Cavill’s thighs and take a moment to remember the incredibly talented Chadwick Boseman. Follow the show @aridiculouspod and the hosts @Liviosah @alexshun

The ridiculous people are back and feeling weirder than ever! Listen as Liv and Alex review Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Midnight Diner, some unproblematic stand-up and talk about a bunch of other junk like Legally Blonde, health apps on our phones and TikTok.

Catch up with the Ridiculous People at the combination recession, pandemic, social uprising. What have you been watching?

This week, we’re taking a break from our regular reviews and chat to highlight films about the Black experience that can help our listeners better understand Black history, Black identity, and what is behind the worldwide protests following the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and too many others. We also discuss a few racist tropes in film and TV history, simplify the police abolition movement, and share some tips on how to talk to your family and friends about race...

Alex and Liv give more quarantine binging recs, explore a new flavour of the Love Island franchise, early 2000s girl power movies and trippy existential animation. Be excellent to each other, ridiculous people. Wear masks and stay 6ft apart in public. Support healthcare workers and listen to scientists! #StayHomeStaySafe

Liv and Alex have been in quarantine for almost two months! Send help!! And what are they doing in isolation? Watching movies and TV shows, of course! This is a wild episode. Much like the world, there is no real structure, no logical progression of events...it’s just a long list of all the shit they’ve seen thus far (that they remember.) And they’ve got some pretty spectacular recs. Whether you’re in the mood for a throwback, a classic, or a modern gem, they’ve got you covered. Shoutout to...

Our very 1st LIVE show! We took over Spoken Soup in Chinatown NYC! We talked with a panel of hilarious NY podcasters, comedians and TV staffers. It will be a night filled with questions and opinions and a live version of the beloved segment: The Internet Junk Drawer! Take a step away from all the COVID-19 woes and listen to a bunch of insane people yell in a poetry room for two hours! Guests: Joan Glackin & Sidney Morss from Downballot Comedy; Gabe Pacheco & Sami Hamarneh from Eat Pray...

Hi all! Boy, s**t's depressing, huh? Everyone staying home? Washing their hands? STAYING HOME?! Good. Hey, here's a fun idea: watch "Pulp Fiction" with Liv and Alex! It'll kill some time and also it's just a fantastic movie! Shoutout to all the healthcare workers on the frontlines fighting this bug. Thank you, you're heroes. Follow us: @ARidiculousPod @Aluxshan @Liviosah

Looking for something to do during social isolation or quarantine? How about listening to our podcast?! This week, Liv and Alex talk about their all-girls' Valentine's Day viewing of "Birds of Prey." Then Alex praises Shia LeBouf's healing masterpiece "Honey Boy," and Liv talks about Taika Waititi's "Jojo Rabbit" and the value of making fun of Nazis. Please send good vibes to our producer and podcast Yoda, Keith, who is in Washington state at the center of the COVID-19 outbreak. All jokes...

The Oscars happened! And the independent Spirit Awards! And Liv and Alex are surprising not *that* mad about it! They also talk about the wonderful second season of “Sex Education,” the not so wonderful third season “Sabrina,” and a new favorite internet sensation, Augustus Gloop. NOTE: Skip to 35:27 for non-Oscars related stuff.

Liv and Alex talk about Bong Joon-ho’s masterpiece movie “Parasite.” Also included: “Irishman” title talk, why Liv didn’t think “Joker” measured up, controversy around Oprah’s book club pick “American Dirt” and much more!

“Ms. Driver has the range.” - Episode 67 During a week of pure vegetation after New Years, Liv and Alex consumed *a lot* of content. They talk about the wildly underrated Eddie Murphy comeback film “Dolemite Is My Name” and one of Liv’s favorite miniseries of the year, “Unbelievable.” They were disappointed by the confusing Sundance movie “Brittany Runs a Marathon” and Alex was delighted by “The Sack Lunch Bunch.” “Booksmart” was great, but are you stressed out by gotta-get-to-the-party...