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The Space Oddities

The Space Oddities

By: Josh Keegan Tom Dune Jim Clelland
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A podcast, brought to you by The Space Oddities, fueled by caffeine and whisky. Join Tom, Josh and Jim as they talk all things space and science. Josh Keegan is the host of Aussienaut, Tom Dune is the host of UK Space News, Jim Cleland works in the aerospace sector and is the glue that holds it all together. Three mates | YouTubers | one shared passion Just don't encourage them! Find them individually on YouTube or together on Aussienaut and now in their very own podcast. What could go wrong? And remember... Stay caffeinated!Josh Keegan, Tom Dune, Jim Clelland Science
Episodes
  • Star Trek Strange New Worlds Review - Was it really that bad?
    30 Oct 2026

    In the first side episode of the Space Oddities Podcast - Jim & Tom Talk Trek - the duo revisit Strange New Worlds Season 4 and ask whether it was really as bad as the critics say.


    Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has wrapped up its fourth season, and Tom and Jim are here to unpack the most memorable moments and their mixed feelings about the season's direction.


    Jim notes that this season has been quite divisive among fans. "It's been quite divisive this season. It really has been," he shares. Tom agrees, suggesting that some critics might actually have valid points about the season's direction.


    Yet, both hosts defend certain aspects, particularly the thrilling escapades that have made this series a standout in the new era of Trek. Tom expresses, "I think it was good. There were some really, really good moments in this season."


    Tom and Jim dive into specific episodes, recalling the bold storytelling choices. They reflect on the first season's divisive fantasy episode, highlighting how the series continues to explore new themes, including time travel and alternate universes. Jim questions, "Was it necessary at all in furtherance of any Trek lore?"


    They touch on the season opener, which introduced viewers to dinosaurs in a unique twist dubbed "Jurassic Trek." Tom describes the premise: "Enterprise is caught in a solar storm that throws them back sixty-five million years in Earth's past."


    The duo also discusses character arcs, particularly Spock's evolution. Tom praises Ethan Peck's portrayal, stating, "I think he's the stronger choice," acknowledging the challenges of developing a younger Spock.


    They reflect on the series' ability to balance humor and serious themes, with Tom remarking on the strength of certain characters, particularly Number One, who he feels has shown significant growth this season.


    As they wrap up their discussion, Tom and Jim express hope for the future of the series, contemplating how the show will continue to evolve. They conclude that despite its flaws, the series has delivered moments worth celebrating.


    For a deeper dive into their thoughts and more insights, catch the full episode!

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    1 hr and 13 min
  • Episode 1 - New Frontiers
    10 Aug 2026

    The Dawn of Space Oddities: Exploring New Frontiers

    All right, welcome to the inaugural episode of Space Oddities! This podcast is your gateway to exploring remarkable advancements and discussions around space, all while keeping things informal and engaging.

    Meet Your Hosts

    Josh Keegan (also known as Aussienaut) kicks things off alongside his co-hosts, Jim Clelland and Tom Dune. While Josh leans into the business side of things, Jim embraces his role as the "space nut" of the group, and Tom adds his unique flair.

    "If you're the space nut, we're the bolts." — Tom Dune

    Join us as we dive into India's remarkable space achievements and more!

    We also have a few rants in a segment we like to call "The Dark Side of the Dram", where the whisky takes over and we go off the cuff on topics of the day.

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    1 hr and 22 min
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