Unified Review Theory

In this one-off interview podcast, Neill Cameron talks to cartoonist Adam Murphy (Corpse Talk, The Phoenix) about his new series, 'Lost Tales'.

In this Amazing Instalment of Unified Review Theory, Neill and James discuss the hottest talking point of, um, two weeks ago: the London Olympics 2012 opening ceremony! Learn what Neill has against the nation of Comoros and the reasons why Sir Melvyn Bragg is a filthy, filthy animal. ALSO: we look at a comic from 50 years ago, and talk about its merits. Join us for mermaids, biblical exoduses (exodi?) and the dangers of performance-enhancing kryptonite as we look at The Amazing Story of Superman-Red and Superman-Blue! Will we find it amazing? There's only one way to find out! (SPOILER: we will.)

Join Neill and James for an in-depth and highly illuminating look at the history, culture and geographical features of Mongolia, a proud and ancient nation which they know precisely nothing about. ALSO: US sitcom How I Met Your Mother is HOTLY DEBATED. Which is better: Mongolia or Mosby? WELL I GUESS YOU WILL JUST HAVE TO LISTEN AND FIND OUT.

We're back! And talking about films you've all already seen! And being somewhat petulant!

In this special grim and gritty edition of Unified Review Theory, Neill and James brood their way through reviews of The Dark Knight, William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and, um... Froot Loops. Neill also attempts to break the record for the number of times someone says “Batman” in a podcast, whilst James’s family attempt to kill each other.

In this VERY SPECIAL New Year's Eve-recorded episode of Unified Review Theory, Neill and James are joined by special guests Mrs. Neill and Mrs. James (or "Di" and "Debbie" as they seem to prefer being known) for an in-depth round-table discussion in which we not only review recently-completed decade The 2000s in their entirety, but also contrast and compare them with The 1990s, and also The 1810s for good measure. Join us for a fascinating and only slightly exhausting debate which covers such diverse topics as the unexpected outcomes of the Last Great Time War, Opium Eating and why it is 'a boy thing', why Neill is clever and the other three are idiots for not liking Harry Potter, and whether the global climate of fear, tension and hostility precipitated by the rise of international terrorism was a Good Thing or a Bad Thing. You'll be surprised! (Note: you probably won't be surprised.)

In this HIGHLY EFFICIENT Very Special Episode of unified review Theory, Neill and James review popular Nintendo Wii driving game Mario Kart, while playing Mario Kart! They also review the philosophical concept of Free Will, also while playing Mario Kart. It gets confusing. Join us, won't you?

In this very special episode of the Unified Review Theory podcast we review various subjects related to the subject of Sleep with the intention of providing suitable sleepytime listening for the toddlers in our audience, but unfortunately do so in an expletive-filled manner filled with SUDDEN LOUD NOISES. Join us for a vigorous and wildly incoherent discussion that takes in such subjects as Flying Hippy Yoga Monkeys, Sleep Deprivation as an Easy and Cost-Effective Form of Torture, and the Amazing Phenomenom of Unihemispheric Slow-Wave Sleep Which James is Totally Bored By. This episode features special rubbish clicky-fuzzy sound quality to simulate the feeling of being semi-conscious while listening! (We promise to do better next time. Honestly.)

Neill and James continue to Review Everything, this time setting Podcast to 'Random' for a thrilling and far-ranging discussion that covers Rock n' Roll, Sports and International Politics... and so much more.

In this excitingly rambling and incoherent URT SUMMER SPECIAL, Neill and James cast their critical eyes over two pieces of essential holiday viewing: the 1965 Elvis Presley musical 'Harum Scarum', and 80's Japanese animation 'Voltron: Defender of the Universe'. Join us, won't you?

In this first-ever episode of Unified Review Theory, join your hosts Neill and James as we continue our ongoing mission to Review Everything. Only this time, you know, by TALKING. In this packed episode, we take it back to the 90's with a review of beloved time-travel TV series Quantum Leap, and get in touch with our highland roots with a frank and full discussion of the Cameron Family Motto.