Episodes

This week, Kevin and Jay sit down with the brilliantly creative Duke Electric to talk about his brand-new indie comic “Greg” — the hilarious and deadly tale of a man so beautiful, anyone who looks directly at him dies. 💀✨ We dive into the art process, storytelling, the upcoming Kickstarter campaign, and of course, plenty of tangents about our favorite shows, nerdy obsessions, and random laughs along the way. If you love comics, indie creators, or just chaotic fun conversations, this is an episod...

On this week’s episode of the K J and A Podcast, we gear up and get gothic as we dive into Code Vein, the anime-style Soulslike that dropped us into a stylish post-apocalyptic world full of vampires, bosses, and betrayal. From the combat system and companion mechanics to the fashion and lore, we talk about what worked, what felt clunky, and whether this game deserves more love than it got at launch. In this episode: Code Vein’s world, characters, and “anime vampire trauma” How the combat sta...

The end of an era… and the start of a new one! 🎉 Join Jay and Kevin as they close the book on Season 3 with their trademark blend of unfiltered banter, ridiculous tangents, and genuine friendship. From our favorite moments of the year to the wildest off-mic shenanigans, we’re looking back, laughing hard, and getting hyped for everything Season 4 will bring. If you’ve been with us since the beginning or you’re just hopping in — this is a perfect episode to catch our vibe before we level up. Emai...

On this week’s K J and A Podcast, we get shaped—by Shapez, the minimalist factory-building game that turns geometric puzzles into pixel-perfect addiction. We dive into how this deceptively simple indie game managed to scratch all the right itches: automation, logistics, color theory, and the sweet dopamine hit of perfect symmetry. In this episode: Why it feels more relaxing than stressful What Shapez gets right about complexity and pacing Other games it reminded us of If you like cozy chao...

This week on the K J and A Podcast, we set out with zero agenda and somehow ended up debating fast food mascots, forgotten cartoons, terrible movie sequels, and why socks always vanish in the dryer. It’s an off-the-rails ride through pop culture tangents, childhood memories, completely unqualified hot takes, and moments that made even us say, “What were we talking about again?” Grab a snack, press play, and hang out with us for an episode where the journey is the destination. No structure. Ju...

This week on the K J and A Podcast, we sink our teeth into a gothic gaming legend: Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. Released in 1999, this dark, narrative-driven action-adventure still haunts our memories—and in the best way. We talk about its worldbuilding, voice acting, that unforgettable intro, and why Raziel’s tragic arc might be one of the most underrated in video game history. Plus: The wild timeline of the Legacy of Kain series Why Soul Reaver’s dimension-shifting mechanic blew our minds ...

This week on the K J and A Podcast, we’re joined by indie comic creator Alex Clark, the mind and pen behind the new series Lost in the Shuffle. We talk all things nerdy—from childhood cartoons and favorite comic runs to the behind-the-scenes process of bringing a self-published story to life. Alex walks us through the characters, inspirations, and emotional beats of Lost in the Shuffle #1 and #2, as well as what’s coming next. If you love indie art, character-driven storytelling, and good old-...

Gothic castles, divine relics, and a Belmont on the edge—let’s talk Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we sink our fangs into Castlevania: Lords of Shadow — MercurySteam and Kojima Productions’ bold reboot of the iconic franchise. We discuss: The shift from 2D to cinematic 3D and how it changed the series Gabriel Belmont’s tragic journey from holy knight to something much darker God masks, necromancers, werewolves, vampires, and titanic bosses The game’s...

On this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we dive into Happy Gilmore 2, the long-awaited Netflix sequel that brings back the original cast—including Adam Sandler, Shooter McGavin, and Virginia—in a story about grief, redemption, and one epic golf comeback. We cover: The emotional catalyst: Happy accidentally kills his wife Virginia with a high-powered golf drive, fueling his return to play for his daughter’s ballet school tuition Character evolutions: How Happy, Shooter, Hal L., and others ha...

Plane crash survivors. Cannibal cults. Underground nightmares. Welcome to The Forest. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we venture deep into the woods—literally—as we break down The Forest, the cult-favorite survival horror game by Endnight Games. We cover: The brutally atmospheric survival mechanics Base-building, crafting, and cannibal encounters Our favorite (and most terrifying) moments Why this game stands out among other survival titles Whether you’re new to the game or a sea...

Get ready to slay demons… with music. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we dive into K‑Pop Demon Hunters, Netflix and Sony’s animated surprise hit. Follow Huntr/x—Mira, Rumi, and Zoey—balancing K‑Pop superstardom with secret demon-slaying duties. We unpack: The electrifying animation style blending K‑Pop visuals, anime, and concert CG The music that’s killing it—from in-film hits to Billboard #1 “Golden” Major narrative beats: half-demon Rumi, Saja Boys rivalry, and the Honmoon barrie...

High-speed mech combat? Check. Kojima drama? Absolutely. Welcome to the Zone. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we fire up our PS2s and take a deep dive into Zone of the Enders, the 2001 sci-fi mecha action game developed by Konami and produced by Hideo Kojima. We cover: The lightning-fast combat and unique mech controls The emotional story of Leo Stenbuck and the Orbital Frame Jehuty The art style, music, and anime vibes that set Z.O.E. apart How it was infamously bundled with the ...

In this off-the-rails episode, we throw the script out the window and hit each other with the weirdest, funniest, and most unexpected questions we could come up with. From nerdy hypotheticals to personal preferences, nothing was off-limits—and things got weird fast. It’s chaotic. It’s hilarious. It’s the kind of episode where anything goes. Tune in for pure vibes, unpredictable laughs, and some surprisingly deep answers to deeply unserious questions. Email us at kjandapodcast@gmail.com Give u...

From backyard meth labs to goofy drug-fueled chaos, we’re jumping headlong into Schedule I This episode of K J and A Podcast breaks down Schedule I, the viral first-person crime simulator by TVGS. We dive into how you build a drug empire—starting in an RV and ending… well, maybe with super-powered weed. We cover: What makes the core gameplay loop both satisfying and addictive Memorable minigames: weed-growing, meth cooking, supply-chain logistics Co-op chaos: how playing with friends changes ...

A deadly virus. A secret facility. And a LOT of thorns. This week on the K J and A Podcast, we sit down to talk about King of Thorn, the 2010 sci-fi horror anime film streaming on Crunchyroll. What starts as a survival horror quickly spirals into a psychological deep dive filled with monsters, twin trauma, experimental science, and “wait… what’s even real anymore?” moments. In this episode we cover: A full breakdown of the movie’s plot (with spoilers) Our honest reactions to the characters, ...

Barricades, creativity, and a whole lot of comic book passion. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we’re joined by comic creators Chris (of Long Box Punk) and Kris to talk about their brand-new Kickstarter project — Barricade Brigade. It’s an indie comic loaded with action, rebellion, and beautifully illustrated characters set in a bold new world. We chat about: What Barricade Brigade is all about Their journey from concept to Kickstarter The challenges and joys of indie comic creation...

In this episode, we swing back to 2008 and revisit Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, the dark, symbiote-fueled action game that let players choose between being the hero New York needed—or the monster it feared. With its high-flying combat, branching morality system, and Venom-infested city under siege, Web of Shadows carved a bold, memorable path in Spidey’s game history. We break down what worked, what was wild, and why this game deserves more love. Whether you sided with the red suit or gave in to...

Ever wondered what it takes to build one of the most respected comic book communities on YouTube? In this special episode of the K J and A Podcast, we sit down with the creator of Near Mint Condition — a staple in the comic collecting world. We talk about the origins of the channel, building a passionate following, how to keep up with the insane omnibus release schedule, and why the comic community means so much. We cover: The inspiration behind Near Mint Condition Favorite omnibuses, hidden ...

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Divinity: Original Sin (Enhanced Edition), the turn-based RPG masterpiece from Larian Studios that brought back the glory of classic isometric RPGs with modern twists. We’re talking environmental chaos, co-op drama, creative problem-solving, and some of the wildest spell combos ever seen in a game. Whether you’ve played it, rage-quit it, or never touched it—this episode explores what makes Divinity so beloved, frustrating, and ahead of its time. Join us...

Jay’s back at it—and this time, he’s driving the chaos. In Part 2 of Hot Takes & Hypotheticals, Jay puts Kevin (and maybe reality itself) to the test with more ridiculous, brain-breaking, and nerd-culture-loaded questions. From philosophical rabbit holes to pop culture throwdowns, this episode keeps the debate hot, the takes spicy, and the laughter constant. Think you’re ready for Jay’s question gauntlet? Buckle up. Email us at kjandapodcast@gmail.com Give us a call or leave a message at, 858...

Get ready to charge up and throw down. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we’re diving into the game that kicked off a franchise of epic brawls: Dragon Ball Z: Budokai. From the nostalgic PS2 menus to those classic cel-shaded battles, we’re talking about what made this fighter so iconic. We cover: The story mode and how it brought the anime to life Why the combat system still holds up (or doesn’t) Our favorite fighters and stages Memorable voice acting moments How Budokai shaped fut...

In this special episode of The K J and A Podcast, Jay takes the reins and unleashes the first half of his epic 20-question gauntlet—packed with wild hypotheticals, nerdy dilemmas, and deep pop culture rabbit holes. Kevin’s on the hot seat as Jay dishes out questions ranging from “Would you rather?” battles to mind-bending philosophical curveballs. It’s the start of a hilarious, chaotic journey full of hot takes, friendly debates, and some surprisingly thoughtful moments. Whether you’re into vid...

It’s a lovely day in the village… and we’re causing chaos. In this episode of the K J and A Podcast, we dive beak-first into Untitled Goose Game, the indie stealth-comedy hit that lets you live your best life as a mischievous goose. We talk about: The game’s simple yet hilarious premise Our favorite honk-fueled moments The stealth mechanics and creative level design Why this minimalist indie game became a cultural phenomenon Our final rating and thoughts Whether you’ve terrorized the vill...

The nerdy madness continues! In Part 2 of Hot Takes & Hypotheticals, Kevin and Jay pick up right where they left off—tackling more hilarious, bizarre, and surprisingly deep questions. From ridiculous animal fights to the ethics of immortality and D&D powers in real life, no topic is safe. It’s part talk show, part therapy session, and all nerdy chaos. Missed Part 1? Go check it out first—then buckle up for another round of unfiltered opinions and off-the-rails hypotheticals. Email us at kjanda...