All The Time We Have

After a hiatus, we are back and excited to start a new season of the show. In this episode we talk about the exciting things that happened during the break. Jon introduces an idea for a new app that would be useful to people who need a little help in watercooler discussions. Kevin fills us in on the movie news that happened while we were away. Finally, Ron shares two stories about the big events in his life over the last month. Join us for a short introduction episode for season 3 of All the Time We Have.

This week the guys interview author Armand Rosamilia. On a unique, non-dice influenced, episode the Ron, Jon and Kevin have a fun and informative conversation with this Crime-thriller/Horror/Baseball novelist. While talking with the author of such diverse titles as the crime drama Dirty Deeds and the non-fiction book “A View From My Seat” the guys laugh and learn about what it is to be a writer in an Amazon dominated world.

Kevin is BACK! Now that the Fellowship of the Flessing has been restored we can talk about all the topics that we have been missing. Not copyright law, but everything else. We finally get to talk about Cobra Kai, and the continuation of the Karate Kid universe. Then we try to figure out why the studios keep trying to make Spiderman movies without Spiderman. Finally we talk about the new Load-and-Go fueling protocol for SpaceX. It is way more interesting and important than it sounds. So, join the guys for a fun filled conversation about handstand kicks and advice for their younger selves.

Kevin is still on vacation so we brought in his non-union Canadian equivalent, Allan Carlisle. Allan is a host on the gaming Podcast “The Goners” This week we talked about the details of the DC’s comprehensive new streaming service. We also talk about the fascinating topic of meteors, even though one of the guys was not as impressed as the others. Finally we talked about the world of gaming and the implications of Fortnite coming to the Android platform.

Kelsey’s Back! Kevin is on a brief vacation so Kelsey from “Talk 30 (Rock) to Me” has stepped in to he help. This week they talk about the guys’s recent trip to San Diego Comic-Con and the inspiration that Ron and Jon feel after the event. They then discuss the new documentary “Three Identical Strangers” and the moral and scientific ramifications of the study. Finally, they discuss the new Buffy the Vampire series and the differences between a reboot and a continuation.

This week the guys talk all things Comic-Con. They discuss their favorite things about Comic-Cons past present and the things they hope to see in the future. Listen to find out what panels they will be attending and what they wish was there. This episode also contains the instructions for a special give-away. So, listen up if you want to know where to find the All the Time We Have crew this weekend at San Diego Comic-Con.

This week the guys discuss the possibility that Google Duplex will replace traditional call centers. They then take on all things spoilers. From the recent spoiling of Batman #50 by the New York Times to some SHOCKING Star Wars related spoilers that you will have to hear to believe. Finally the crew is excited to release some really cool San Diego Comic-Con related news. Hopefully we will see you all at the show.

This week the guys discuss the future of Star Trek, including rumors of possible upcoming series. They also discus the problematic past of Hank Pym as Ant-Man. Finally they get into the latest results from the research into the exobiological possibilities around Saturn’s moon Enceladus. Listen this week to find out the latest updates in exobiology and why Ryan Reynolds should never be in the Green Hornet.

They guys are back after an exhaustive look at all things copyright law and they are ready for summer. Swimming, having fun and watching movies are all back in season. Topics this week include Solo, Infinity war and the new options on the Pokemon Go app. Also, find out who practiced basketball all summer and who spent their free time studying.  

This week the topics are all huge in scale and importance. They start with a discussion of Superman on the 80th anniversary of Action Comics #1. Each of them discusses their favorite Superman stories and versions of Superman. They then discuss a plan by the producers of Westworld to stop people from spoiling the second season of the show. Then they tackle the Avengers Infinity War. They discuss who they think will live and who may die in this epic battle that will be the culmination of the MCU as we know it. Finally Ron talks about his cousin who has decided to hike the 2650-mile Pacific Coast Trail from Mexico to Canada. All three hosts marvel at the scale of the challenge.

This week the guys have a special guest in cosplay artist Stephanie Stone. In a dedicated central segment of the show they talk all about the world of convention centered cosplay from EVA foam armor to the “Cosplay is NOT Consent” movement. Also, this week they talk about the latest developments in the Hyperloop technology. Finally they examine a recent paper about a new vaccine against peanut allergies. All the Time We Have is a weekly podcast where three geeky friends try to talk about the latest geek news, science, technology, and everything else that makes us happy. As long as we can talk about it all before the time runs out. Subscribe, rate, and follow us.

This week the guys rant about the recent comments by Simon Pegg about J.J. Abrams’ original intension for Rey’s lineage. This leads to a discussion about retconning and the possibilities of ret-retconning in the upcoming Star Wars Episode IX. During a discussion of the best trilogies of all time, only one of the guys actually chooses a trilogy. Then they talk about Donald Glover being released from the animated Deadpool series. During this topic they go over his released script, which leads to another discussion about Sudan, the last Northern White Rhino. Finally they go through a SPOILER FREE review of the new Ready Player One movie. This leads the to a discussion about the book and the general topic of translating books to movies.

We had a great time interviewing Matt Dunford about the upcoming San Diego Comic Fest on April 20-22.  We talk about the history of Comic Conventions in San Diego and Matt's love of all things comic book.  Listen to find out how to win free tickets to this wonderful con!!

This week the guys return to their regular format and conquer a wide range of topics in a shorter than average length show. First, the guys definitively answer the question about what animal, if shrunk down, would be the cutest. They also pay their respects to Sudan, the last male Northern White Rhino. Be sure to listen to find out which one of the group has grown cells from that Rhino. Then they reveal who from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) will be joining Brie Larson in the Captain Marvel movie. Then Ron, Jon and Kevin discuss the casting of Tessa Thompson to join Chris Hemsworth in a Men in Black Spin-off. Finally the guys chat about the discovery of a new organ that acts as a shock absorber in the human body.

In this week’s special WonderCon episode of All the Time We Have, the guys have a fun freestyle discussion about WonderCon and the New SYFY series Krypton. This week there are no dice, no topics and no rules. In this short and slightly goofy episode the guys have a good time doing a slightly off format show. Be sure to listen for the very special, this episode only, audio effects they guys made for this Super special episode.

The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Well, maybe not but it feels that way. This week the guys talk about three stories that reflect the end of the world, or at least the end of an era. First they talk about imminent uncontrolled return to Earth of the Chinese space station Tiangong. Then the guys discuss the upcoming SyFy original series Krypton where you can watch Superman’s grandparents running around without powers on a planet that you know is going to blow up. For their third topic the guys talk about the passing of Stephen Hawking.   Finally the gang goes over their plans for WonderCon in Anaheim. They will all be there for the weekend that will feature a couple of giveaways and Ron on a Panel. As usual, the team will roll the dice to see how much time they have to discuss these topics. Will they be able to answer these important questions and make their way through all of the topics before their time runs out? Listen to this week’s “All the Time We Have” episode to find out.

This week the guys talk about legends from the past, the present and the future. They start with the reexamination of the bones of Amelia Earhart. Contrary to a certain episode of Star Trek Voyager, new scientific evidence suggests her bones were found on a Pacific atoll in the 1940’s. Then the guys talk about modern day legend Kevin Smith and his recent heart attack. They also try to dissect why this story hits so close to home and share their favorite Kevin Smith stories. Finally they look at the future of the live action Star Wars television show directed by Jon Favreau.

This week the guys look into the future of three of their favorite things, aside from raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens. First, they look at the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With the upcoming release of Infinity War, they mull over where the story has been and where it is going. They then discuss the future of Joss Whedon. Now that he has dropped out of the Batgirl project where is he going to go? Finally they look at the future of everyone’s favorite corporate tool, Nate Fillion. Hear the guys discuss the future of his new show “The Rookie.”

This week the guys try to answer fundamental questions about who we are and where are we from. They start with a quick Q&A about superhero origin stories. Listen to hear the integrated origin story of the Team All the Time. Also learn about Kevin’s lifelong fear of computer explosions. Then follow the guys through a discussion of Ancestry DNA testing, the origin of Wakanda from Black Panther and finally the origin of the most unusual Olympic Skier you have ever heard of. As usual, the team will roll the dice to see how much time they have to discuss these topics. Will they be able to answer these important questions and make their way through all of the topics before their time runs out? Listen to this week’s All the Time We Have episode to find out.

This week the guys delve in to the world of competition. They start with what is currently the biggest competition in the world: The Winter Olympics. Specifically the ever exciting world of mixed doubles curling. A topic kevin knows almost too much about. Then they move on to the return to the ring in Reseda That is YouTube Red's upcoming mega hit Cobra Kai. Find out why some of the understand that this sequel series to the Karate Kid is needed in the world and why some hate the idea. Finally the guys look at the new McDonald's Happy Meal menu. Which doesn't sound competitive, but they worked really hard to make it fit into the show. Which is a certain kind of competitive If you think about it. So Listen as the guys Kick, Eat and Curl their way through all of the topics before their time runs out. Then you too can know "Nothing's ever going to bring you down"

In this episode the guys talk about the future of movies, the home and outer space. Be sure to tune in to hear Ron crying about horses on TV and to hear Kevin wonder "Where's the Beef?" 

This week, the guys discuss the new Nintendo Labo, Ron talks about how great Hamilton is, and we discuss the Hollywood Rumor Mill.  Find out why Ron thinks Legos with instructions are not creative, and why Kevin is a bit wary about the new Star Wars: Solo film.

This was a super fast episode.  The guys get together to have a nice relaxing episode, but instead are under the gun to finish in 24 minutes.  It's like an episode of 24, but without terrorists, killing, running, or torture.  So it's nothing like 24.  Listen in to find out if they succeed in talking about all their topics before the time runs out.  Spoiler alert, they don't quite get there.

This week, the guys talk about Apple intentionally slowing down their iPhones, their thoughts about "The Last Jedi", and quickly go over copyright laws.  Oh, and did I mention it's the first episode of their second season?  Well, it is!  Hooray!

This week, the guys talk about the Southern California Fires, re-visit the Amino Acid topic from last week, and finally talk about all the new movies coming out in 2018.  Hold on to your seats, and find out how close to the fires Ron actually got, why Kevin doesn't like sushi (we don't actually talk about this, but if you're reading this, now you know), and what movies the guys are looking forward to the most. 

This week, the guys try to tackle some science topics, but with Ron bowing out because his voice was giving out, Kevin and Jon decide to go to something they are more familiar with; Comic TV Shows!  Give us a listen and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review.

In this week's episode, we look back to the 70's to early 2000's.  We talk about Star Wars, and what we loved about the original trilogy; we talk about our favorite movies growing up; and we discuss Buffy The Vampire Slayer.  Find out why Kevin went to Arby's for Thanksgiving, learn why always bringing gravy to Thanksgiving dinner is essential, and why Super Mario Bros (the movie) ranks up there with the Godfather (not really) This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://audible.allthetimepod.com for a free 30 day trial today!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  This week, we chose to spend time with friends and family, so we don't have a full episode for you.  But, we did manage to spend a few minutes talking about some things we are thankful for.  Enjoy!

This week, the guys take a last look at some fall TV shows and answer the age old question... If Inhumans had been a movie, would it have been better than the TV Show?  Also we look at Me, MYSELF, and I; discuss the possible legal issues of cancelling House of Cards; Do another Tag & Release; and finally Discuss Beaumont: City of the Future. This week's episode is sponsored by Lyft. Get a $5 discount on your first Lyft ride today. Become a Lyft driver today  

This week, we are joined by Matt Dunford, chairman of San Diego Comic Fest.  We discuss how SD Comic Fest started and what they are excited for in 2018, we do another Super Roll Battle! between Matt & Jonathan, then we discuss Thor: Ragnarok. Matt's Instagram

This super short show (we rolled a 3 and 1!!), we quickly discuss the new Marvel Runaways show on Hulu, laugh about the Google/Apple emoji controversy, then we talk about some more Star Wars news.  Find out what our thoughts are on proper cheeseburger construction entails.  Learn why Ron doesn't like Hulu.  And FINALLY get the results of our Super Roll Battle! from 2 weeks ago!

In our very first annual Halloween Special, we talk about all things Halloween.  Find out what the guys thought about "The Runaways" Trailer, join us as we discuss our favorite candy, and learn why Jonathan was never invited to his friend's house again. This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://audible.allthetimepod.com for a free 30 day trial today!

This week, we are super excited to get back into some TV Reviews, introduce a new segment called "Super Roll Battle!", and we discuss Marvel's plan to start their own convention. This week's episode is sponsored by Lyft. Get a $5 discount on your first Lyft ride today. Become a Lyft driver today

This week, we take a deep dive into McDonald's Mulan SzeChuan Sauce, talk about New York Comic-Con, and Ron explains to us all things Nobel Prize.  Find out why Ron isn't perfect, learn more about Jonathan's dad, and discover with us that Matthew McConaughey isn't in Sweet Home Alabama This week's sponsor is Blue Apron, go to blueapron.allthetimepod.com for your first three meals for free when you sign up now.

This week is pilot week.  No, we're not flying anywhere.  We review 3 new shows.  We review Marvel's "Inhumans", Fox's "The Gifted", and CBS's "Young Sheldon".  Find out why Lost was the greatest let down of all time.  Learn what show Jonathan wishes never was cancelled.  And find out why the guys are uncomfortable with the leader, John Proudstar, of "The Gifted". This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://audible.allthetimepod.com for a free 30 day trial today!

It's a space themed episode this week.  The guys talk about the Voyager missions, Cassini-Huygens Mission, and Star Trek: Discovery.  We are super excited this week, because we interviewed Sarah Gaydos from IDW Publishing to talk to us about Star Trek.   This week's sponsor is Blue Apron, go to blueapron.allthetimepod.com for your first three meals for free when you sign up now. You can find Sarah at: Sarah Gaydos: @sarahgaydos IDW Publishing Twitter: @idwpublishing  

This week, we have special guest, Jeremy Flessing.  The guys discuss the Equifax Breach, JJ Abrams directing Star Wars IX, and the new iPhones.  Find out who literally has had their ear cut off in a school fight.  Learn where Ron would go if he had an all expense paid vacation to anywhere.  And listen as Jon gives a better "Kevin" answer than Kevin does. This week's sponsor is Blue Apron, go to blueapron.allthetimepod.com for your first three meals for free when you sign up now.

This week, the guys talk about Seth MacFarlane's new show "The Orville", Ron talks about his difficulty of choosing a team to root for this season in Football, and the casting of the upcoming "Hellboy" movie.  Dig into why Jon can't leave home with less that 100% charge on his phone, How many copies of "Star Wars" movies does Kevin actually own and what "Matrix" skill does Ron want (if he can't have any language). This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://www.audibletrial.com/Time for a free 30 day trial today!

This week, the guys discuss the impracticality of the AT-M6 (from "Star Wars: The Last Jedi"), a possible new cure for Pediatric Leukemia, and CW Show crossovers.  Find out why Jon isn't speaking to Kevin, who would give themselves sonar (like Daredevil), and why Kevin wants Superman to show up on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Picture of AT-M6 Article on Pediatric Leukemia This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://www.audibletrial.com/Time for a free 30 day trial today!

This week, we are joined by special guest Kelsey Laine.  We discuss Joss Whedon and feminism, the pros/cons of Roll Playing Games, and Pilot season for Amazon.  Find out why Kevin calls Jon his "brother in-law", why Ron wants his keyboard to act like a thumb drive, and Why Kelsey is so afraid of the whale from Pinocchio. Article on Joss Whedon by Kai Cole This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://www.audibletrial.com/Time for a free 30 day trial today! Special thanks to Kelsey for joining us this week.  You can find her on: Twitter & Instagram: @redheadedblonde And you can find her podcast, "Talk 30 (Rock) to Me" on: Twitter & Instagram: @talk30rocktome

This week, the guys look back at the Eclipse (not directly!), we do another "Tag & Release", and talk about first thoughts on Marvel's The Defenders.  Find out why Ron wants an acrobat around when the Zombie apocalypse happens, learn what hobby Kevin would pick up if he had the time and money (spoilers, it's robots), and why the guys want Ewan McGregor to carry Liam Neeson around on his back. This week's sponsor is Audible, go to http://www.audibletrial.com/Time for a free 30 day trial today! Special thanks to Jeanne F Loring for graciously allowing Ron and his family to stay at her campsite to see the eclipse.

In this week's episode, the guys talk about the Last Jedi; introduce a new recurring segment called, "Tag & Release"; and discuss Levar Burton's podcast, "Levar Burton Reads"  Find out why Kevin and Jon are wrong, if anyone wants Star Wars spoilers, and on the eternal debate of "Michael" v. "Prince" who is better.

This week, we discuss the different types and medical advancements of Diabetes, The return of shows like Will & Grace, and 32 bit Apps no longer supported on the iPhone.  Find out who thinks their skills at Excel deserve an honorable mention, Who cannot stand the thought of mushrooms, and who wants a Busom Buddies reboot.

In this week's episode, the guys discuss which Marvel character belongs to which movie studio, the many many many formats of the new Dunkirk movie, and the upcoming Solar eclipse.  Find out why Ron used to wear socks on his hands, how Jonathan used to think the hoverboard was real, and why Kevin is "meh..."

In this week's episode, we play the rest of the interviews we got at Comic-Con, and Kevin talks about the saddest thing he saw at the Con.  See you next week for a full, regularly scheduled episode.

We talk about what we did on Saturday for Comic-Con.  Kevin and Jon stayed for the Star Trek: Discovery & CW shows panels.  Ron checks out the floor of Comic-Con and walks around Gaslamp.

We talk about what we did on Friday for Comic-Con.  Kevin discussing "Psych: The Movie", Ron talks about why modern Viking funerals are lame, and Jonathan interviews some more people. Kingdom of Terre Nueve The Adrian Empire Peter Parkour AKA Matthew Gallegos Sharon Chen - Fox 5 San Diego

We talk about what we did on Thursday for Comic-Con.  We interview people, and ask them their favorite thing that they did today, what they are looking forward to, and who their favorite superhero is.

This week, we are headed down to San Diego Comic-Con. But we didn't want to leave you without something this morning. Here's a brief episode about the Wilhelm Scream. 

In this week's episode, we discuss Daniel Dae Kim & Grace Park leaving Hawaii 5-0; reasons to love Comic-Con; and Pete Frates, the man behind the Ice Bucket Challenge.  Find out why Jonathan's dog needs superpowers, how Kevin wants to buy Antarctica, and what Ron would do with a million dollars.

This week, we discuss Spiderman, The new/old SNES console, and the SpaceX program.  Join us this week as we discover why Chinese food is the weirdest food you will try and why Jonathan is obsessed with meatloaf, learn why the shire is the best place to live, and how Kevin got his hands on a NES Classic Edition (with extra controller!)