The Adamsons Versus The Sex Trafficking Internet Personality

The Adamsons Versus The Dog Poo Detectives

We're back after a hiatus, raring to log in and ramble about odd stories that take our fancy. This time we look into the Italian province that is building a DNA database to trace the dogs whose errant owners won't pick up after them. That turns into a chat about dogs, pets and militant orcas, before we close with another quick visit to the wild world of Florida Man.

The Adamsons Versus AI

The Adamsons are back after their summer break - which they spent working and otherwise busy, not poncing around in a villa in Tuscany or anything. Our latest episode features our look at Artificial Intelligence: what's good and bad about it, why it's racist, whether it's going to take over the world and whether we can do anything about it. As usual we digress and ramble along the way and pay a visit to our good friend Florida Man at the end. Our other podcast Double Reel is also worth a listen if you like the cut of our jib

The Adamsons Versus Tales from the Campfire

The Adamsons are back, and we decided to lighten things up after our last couple of outings. This is a kind of compilation episode where we regale each other (and you the audience) with some of our favourite stories. Imagine in our regular episodes where we've finished talking about the main topic and veer off into various flights of fancy - it's an hour of that plus some time with our friend Florida Man at the end.

The Adamsons Versus The BBC

The Adamsons are back with a discussion ripped from today's headlines, and the controversy surrounding the BBC, impartiality and Tory interference in public service broadcasting. After a wide ranging discussion on the Beeb we ramble off into modern day customer service, dog poo and the latest exploits of Florida Man.

The Adamsons Versus The Sex Trafficking Internet Personality

Former kickboxer and reality TV wannabe turned professional dickhead Andrew Tate was dragged from the depths of his online swamp into the international spotlight over the past two months. We indulge in some schadenfreude at his legal troubles but also ask where he fits in to the world of online misogyny and right wing grifting, and how we can stop young people from being damaged by their endless screen time. We also check in with Florida Man and Woman, who once again don't let us down - (just themselves).