Nish Kumar and Tom Ballard, both known for their sharp comedic talent, dive into a whirlwind of absurdity this week. They discuss the bizarre possibility of Americans eating cats and dogs while questioning British fish recognition skills. Expect laughter as they share quirky anecdotes about personal identity and AI art gone wrong. They also tackle politics with sharp wit, critiquing recent debates and the role of pop culture in shaping public opinion. Plus, a playful exploration of fish behavior adds to the hilarity!

Ahir Shah, a comedian, shares raw insights into his experiences with racism in the UK, especially in light of recent violent riots. Tom Ballard adds an Australian perspective, discussing how the UK has drawn troubling inspiration from his homeland's race policies. They delve into the media's role in shaping public perception and the urgent need for open discussions about race and immigration. With humor and personal anecdotes, the conversation tackles the complexities of identity and resilience amidst rising tensions.

Lucy Porter, Tom Ballard, Anushka Asthana, and Mark Steel join Andy Zaltzman to discuss the world's most obvious spy, the most awkward train ride, the UK's worst road, China's growing influence, the Midnight Train to Georgia, and the debate around changing Australia's constitution to include a First Nations voice to Parliament.