Lyndon

Ridiculous children’s stories

Kids EN ↓ 3 episodes

Welcome to Ridiculous Children’s Stories (RCS) — where things get weird, silly, and just a little bit mind-bending. Each episode is packed with outrageous adventures, unexpected twists, and characters you definitely won’t learn about in school. Made for kids ages 6–12 who like to laugh, think, and ask, “Wait… what just happened?”Not specifically designed for aliens, your dog, or alien dogs… but they’re welcome to listen anyway.

Author

Lyndon

Category

Kids

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Latest episode

May 19, 2026

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Episodes

The great rolling race 19.05.2026

A badger named Benny enters Pinecone Valley’s wildest rolling race determined to finally be taken seriously… but when his giant turnip-shaped racer crashes spectacularly, he discovers that being laughed at isn’t nearly as scary as never trying at all. Filled with exploding refrigerators, sleepy turtles, and total downhill chaos, this ridiculous adventure is about courage, failure, and learning to...

Benny Bumblesnout the hamster 11.05.2026

When strange advertisements begin taking over Hamilton city, a dramatic hamster named Benny discovers a secret machine designed to keep everyone distracted and easy to control. With robotic ferrets, underground tunnels, and emotional crackers involved, Benny and his sister Hazel must save their city before every hamster forgets how to think for themselves.

Gerald the pigeon 05.05.2026

Gerald isn’t like the other pigeons listen to find out why.

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