The Continuum Podcast

Adam and Kyle return for their third deep dive into Spider‑Noir , and for the first time, both of them seem genuinely hooked. They unpack a twist-filled episode packed with double-crosses, shifting loyalties, and plenty of detective work, as the show's web of suspects, secrets, and hidden agendas starts coming into focus. The discussion bounces between Nicolas Cage’s wonderfully over-the-top noir...

Spider‑Noir Episode 2 Review Adam and Kyle are back for round two of their Spider‑Noir deep dive, and this time, they’re sticking with it (for now). With Episode 2 picking up exactly where things left off, the duo get stuck into shifting pace, sharper visuals, and whether the show is finally finding its rhythm… or just getting easier to follow. The mystery thickens as new connections start to form...

Spider‑Noir Review Begins Adam and Kyle shake things up this week with a brand-new format, committing (somewhat nervously) to an eight‑episode run reviewing Spider‑Noir . Yep, the Continuum has officially become a review show… at least for now. Kicking things off with Episode 1, the lads dive into first impressions, from the bold visual style and the choice between black‑and‑white vs full colour v...

Adam and Kyle pick up right where the last episode left off, deep in the oddly dark (and weirdly funny) world of roadkill. From “suicidal squirrels” and pigeon daredevils to full-on pheasant horror stories involving surfboards, blood, and an unfortunate beach‑side dog incident, the lads swap tales that are equal parts tragic and ridiculous. They break down the reality of driving through wildlife h...

Adam kicks things off by confirming Kyle is, in fact, alive, though possibly stitched together Frankenstein-style, and the pair dive straight back into reanimation. What starts as classic sci‑fi quickly grounds itself in reality: early 1800s experiments with electricity jolting corpses into movement, the revelation that defibrillators are basically real-world “reanimation tools,” and the uncomfort...

Kyle opens the episode by briefly eulogising Adam… before confirming he’s very much alive. From there, the guys dive straight back into the cheery topic of death. Specifically, what actually happens to you when it’s all over. From traditional burials and cremations to the weirder alternatives (aquamation, human composting, turning yourself into a diamond, or even blasting your ashes into space), t...

Adam and Kyle kick things off with a blast from South African internet history: Crazy Monkey , the gloriously low-budget, aggressively pointless prank series that somehow became a cult phenomenon. Think Jackass … if nobody involved could quite be bothered to commit to the stunt. There’s deep appreciation for the absurdity of it all: prank calls where nobody answers, shopping trolley “stunts” that...

Adam and Kyle pick up where they left off with barbers, delving into the boredom, and the deeply uncomfortable art of small talk while someone holds scissors near your ears. From childhood salon trauma to choosing barbers specifically to avoid conversation , they unpack why haircuts should be transactional and fast… and why Turkish/Kurdish barbers, language barriers, and cash‑only mysteries someho...

Adam returns from the continent with stories that absolutely did not need telling... but tells them anyway. What starts as an innocent curiosity about hotel bidets quickly derails into robot toilets, heated seats, accidental self‑irrigation, and the very real fear of walking around with a soggy arse and no instructions. From Japanese high‑tech toilets to British bidet confusion, the lads ask the b...

Kyle and Adam somehow turn a harmless chat about maple syrup into a deep dive on global food monopolies, protected designations, and one of the weirdest crimes you’ll ever hear about: the Great Maple Syrup Heist. From Quebec cornering 70% of the world’s supply to debates about price‑fixing, reserves, and whether maple syrup could ever replace petrol (spoiler: absolutely not), the episode kicks off...

Adam and Kyle stick the kettle on and commit, fully, to what might be their most aggressively British episode yet: over half an hour talking about tea… and somehow not running out of opinions. It starts innocently enough with oolong confusion, Yorkshire Tea loyalty, and a firm refusal to stray too far into “herbal nonsense.” But things quickly escalate into sugar vs no sugar, honey superiority cla...

Kyle and Adam thought they knew the global fast food landscape. They were wrong… and the answer to who actually tops the list isn't who you'd expect. This week the lads go worldwide, swapping their usual local haunts for a full tour of international chains. Adam raids the South African archives, Kyle brings receipts from a McDonald's visit in China, and between them they work through a Wikipedia l...

Kyle and Adam pick up exactly where they left off — with a misdirected text about chicken, meat dates, and dog walks setting the tone before they've even introduced themselves. The big question this week: what actually counts as a takeaway? Adam's got strong opinions. Nando's doesn't qualify. McDonald's doesn't qualify. If it's got a dining room, it's a restaurant, not a takeaway - end of debate....

Adam and Kyle saddle up for a Stranger Things deep-dive that, true to Continuum form, barely makes it past the opening credits before veering somewhere far stranger than the Upside Down. What begins as a genuine attempt to discuss gifted children, shadowy government doctors, and whether five seasons really feels like five seasons, quickly dissolves into an argument about episode length, the ethics...

Adam and Kyle swap psychedelic wildlife for powdered wigs as they wade into the murky waters of law. What begins as a fairly grounded chat about how the legal system actually works quickly mutates into courtroom hypotheticals, moral grey areas, and the uncomfortable realisation that “common sense” isn’t always legally binding. From obscure laws and accidental crimes to whether intent really matter...

Adam and Kyle kick things off mid-lick (of a toad, allegedly) and tumble straight back into the weird and wobbly world of hallucinogenic animals. From dream-inducing Mediterranean fish and weaponised “mad honey” to reindeer urine folklore and mushroom roulette, the lads explore just how thin the line is between spiritual awakening and accidental organ failure. There’s talk of ayahuasca retreats, s...

Adam and Kyle pick up the broomstick where they left off and dive headfirst into the smoky, suspicious world of witches. What starts as a fairly innocent question - “were witches ever real?” - quickly escalates into mass hysteria, medieval misogyny, and humanity’s long-standing habit of blaming women for… basically everything. From witch trials and public paranoia to the terrifying power of groupt...

Adam and Kyle lace up their imaginary trail shoes and head back into ultramarathon territory, but as usual, the path quickly veers off into the undergrowth. What begins as a discussion about endurance running, commentary boredom, and why anyone would voluntarily run 100 miles spirals into pain management hacks, evolutionary hunting theories, and whether squeezing a rock is a legitimate training st...

Adam and Kyle scrub up (sort of) and welcome an actual professional onto the Continuum as Dr Jim drops in to lift the curtain on life as a GP. What starts as a chat about ten-minute appointments quickly balloons into a surprisingly human deep dive on medical training marathons, NHS bureaucracy, and why being a “jack of all trades” doctor is both harder and more vital than people realise. Along the...

Adam finally gets his moment: a full debrief of Taskmaster , complete with his mission to convert Kyle into a fully certified fan. They dive into why the show works—its chaos, its comedians, and why watching grown adults fail basic tasks is peak entertainment. Kyle remains cautiously curious… but not yet convinced. From there, the conversation swerves into an unexpectedly serious (but still funny)...

Kyle kicks off this episode fresh from imagining himself on an open‑mic stage, and Adam wastes no time roasting him for it. The two dive into the chaos of stand‑up: terrible opening lines, stage‑fright paralysis, and the unique horror of having to pretend a joke is funny when you’re one of only two people left in the room. Adam gives Kyle the lowdown on his Edinburgh Fringe experience - Romesh bef...

In this episode, Adam and Kyle throw on their imaginary suits and step into the fiery world of Dragon’s Den. They chat about legendary pitches like Levi Roots’ reggae sauce empire, jaw-dropping valuations, and why some entrepreneurs ask for £50K while casually admitting they made a million last year… from their kitchen. The duo also roast the dragons for their “I’ll take 50% for £15K” antics and q...

Adam and Kyle dive deep into the surprisingly massive world of modern board games — from nostalgic family favourites to intense strategy titles like Catan , Ticket to Ride , and Abalone , plus chaotic party games like Beat That , Dobble , and the brilliantly simple OK Play . They chat about what makes a great board game, why some only work with the right group of people, how house rules can comple...

Adam and Kyle kick off this episode by picking up the LEGO thread from last week and debating why the world’s most iconic bricks are immune to eco-friendly trends and whether LEGO’s dominance is pure genius or pure greed. From there, the conversation spirals into nostalgia: childhood builds, the joy of creating something from nothing, and the eternal question - are adults who buy LEGO sets just bi...

Fresh off their epic road trip, Adam and Kyle are back in the studio, still buzzing from many hours of uninterrupted conversation and a detour into Star Wars heaven. They kick things off by recapping their visit to Bunker , a two-floor Star Wars store packed with vintage collectibles, rare figurines, and enough nostalgia to make any fan weak at the knees. From £2,500 action figures to the thrill o...