Join Luke and James as they take Greshan on a gigawatts fuelled journey through time!

They've discovered Greshan has never seen the classic 80s film, Back to the Future. Listen in as they watch him react to the DeLorean, the Flux Capacitor, and the unforgettable characters of Marty McFly and Doc Brown. Will Greshan be blown away, or will this 1985 classic fall flat? Tune in to find out if he becomes a fan or decides this time-traveling tale is better left in the past.

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This week, Luke, Greshan, and James boldly go where theyprobably shouldn't: into the uncharted territory of time travel. With minimal scientific knowledge, but a love of pop culture, the guys ditch the equations and get right to the important questions.

Join the unqualified panel as they debate the biggestethical and logistical dilemmas of the universe. If Greshan had a time machine, would he use it to fix a paradox... or just go back and watch Back to the Future? If James could, would he go back would he just go straight for the stock markets to make a fortune? And could Luke, armed with a new found respect for history, resist the urge to go see the Great Exhibition of 1851, consequences be damned?

They’ll talk paradoxes, the unintended consequences of theButterfly Effect, and why, if they're being honest, the entire concept is probably a terrible idea. Strap in for a completely un-researched, pop-culture-fuelled debate on why some timelines are better left untouched.

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In this week's episode, Luke, James, and Greshan dive into a world of cosmic chaos and disproven theories. Join them as they explore how the laws of physics debunked some of the wildest conspiracies, from a celestial near-miss with an asteroid that had the world on edge to the bizarre, real-life phenomenon of exploding toads. It's a journey through failed doomsdays and scientific marvels that proves truth is stranger—and more fascinating—than fiction.

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