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.