Welcome to You Can't Make This Up, a new companion podcast from Netflix.

I'm Ray Vada. I work at Netflix. I'm one of the hosts of this podcast and I'm definitely not wearing

monochrome red right now. Every other week on You Can't Make This Up, we feature a new interviewer discussing a different

Netflix series or film with special guests, and all of the stories are surprisingly true, like

Wild Wild Country. It's a six-part documentary series that follows the

Rajniz Perone, a so-called sex cult from India that takes over a small Oregon town.

And it's what we're talking about for our first full-length episode.

Today's interviewer is Lindsay Weber, who you usually hear is the co-host of the pop culture

podcast weekly. Lindsay sits down with the directors of Wild Wild Country,

Brothers Chapman Way and McClainway.

If you haven't watched this series, pause this episode and go finish it.

There are spoilers ahead.

But if you don't mind those, play on.

And now, here's Lindsay Weber

with Wild Wild Country Directors Chapman and McLean Way.

Hey there, I'm Lindsay Weber, host of the Pop Culture Podcast,

Who Weekly, but today I'm on, You can't make this up. I'm so excited to be here interviewing

the directors of the insanely captivating Netflix original documentary series, Wild Wild Country.

I'm here with Chapman and McLean Way. Welcome to the show. Do you guys because there's two of you in one of me and you're both dudes,

why don't you introduce yourselves so people will know the difference between your voices, maybe.

Yeah, hi, this is Chapman Way and I am one of the co-directors on Wild Wild Country.

And my name is McClain Way.

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