TJ VanBuren, Kain Wilder, Dylan Freeman
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A single-mic return and a last-minute trip plan carry the whole episode.
To Kill Time centers on a last-minute trip plan and a return after about a month, with the crew still working through a new one-mic setup. The talk keeps circling the same question: is the weekend worth the gas, the drive, and the headache?
Christmas banter gives way to a 70-inch Walmart TV headache and laid-back back-and-forth.
Holiday banter sets the tone before the episode settles into a drawn-out, irritated account of trying to buy a 70-inch TV from Walmart, with canceled transactions, app trouble, and customer-service frustration stacking up quickly.
A loose, joke-heavy sports panel built around Matt Canada's firing and a Giants quarterback breakout.
The episode starts with a goofy detour, then settles into a brisk sports back-and-forth. Matt Canada's mid-season firing comes up early, followed by the Giants' new quarterback's strong game against Washington and a long stretch on how Cam Newton's career and Super Bowl mindset…
A casual sports check-in built on quick hitters, weekly picks, and easy banter.
TKT Podcast's sports edition keeps things moving with a fast, loose cadence. It moves from week-to-week sports chatter to unanimous MLB Rookie of the Year honors, Saints injury news, Giants frustration, and a run of NFL results before shifting into power-rankings talk and weekly…
Loose sports talk that stays readable while it wanders.
Sports To Kill Time E1 settles into a loose sports chat without losing its shape. Travis, Kane, and TJ move from the opening absurdity into an NBA-heavy stretch about early favorites and team fit, and that shift gives the episode enough direction to keep moving.
A shaggy season opener where ordinary annoyances become the main event.
Season 2 opens with Travis, Kane, and TJ back together, with new colors and a new logo already setting the tone, while the loose group energy still does most of the work.
A loose friend-group hang that turns work, weather, and 2K gripes into the main draw.
Travis, Kenny, and TJ start with a plain weekly check-in, then drift through weather complaints, work talk, basketball, and a story about a friend who is always late.
A surprise Thanksgiving trip and plenty of car talk keep the catch-up scrappy and lived-in.
2KillTom Podcast turns a two-week gap into a loose, funny catch-up built around a surprise Thanksgiving trip home, the logistics of keeping it quiet, and a 15-hour drive.
Nilay Patel presses tech and media CEOs on how they actually run their companies.
Physician Shoshana Ungerleider pairs TED talks with interviews on aging, drug prices, and menopause.
Travis says he and Haley drove 15 hours home for Thanksgiving, surprised everyone, and then missed a recording after he woke up with a 103-degree fever.
To Kill Time Podcast’s Halloween special opens with Travis Kane and TJ joking about aliens, UFOs, and whether a person could land a plane if the pilot were dead.
To Kill Time Podcast episode E60 opens with Travis, Kane, and TJ trying to untangle a $50 Monday basketball run in Hudson that reserves a spot but still has no-shows.
TJ and Cain spend much of To Kill Time Podcast episode 72 on beer preferences, naming Pabst Blue Ribbon, Corona, Modelo, Miller Lite, Coors Light, Coors Banquet, and Miller Genuine Draft.
Kane, TJ, and Travis spend a long stretch on Dylan’s pickup-basketball injury, including the hour they spent persuading him to play, his “I’m retired” line, and the later update that he has torn ligaments and a walking boot.
To Kill Time Podcast opens with Travis, Kenny, and TJ riffing from “is the moon fake?” into a complaint about an alligator weighing “four and a half,” then shifts into a return-to-schedule update tied to a barbecue sauce launch.
To Kill Time Podcast episode E75 opens with Cedar Point stories, including Top Thrill 2 bugs that had to be scraped off at a gas station and a front license plate that was almost unreadable.
Travis, Kane, T.G., and Haley turn the episode into a 23-question best-friend-versus-girlfriend quiz, with points for answers like lime green, Golden Grahams, pancakes, and the Bentley Continental GT Speed.
TJ and Kang reopen To Kill Time Podcast for season 3 after losing one host, saying he moved back to New York and decided he did not want to stay on the pod.
Travis Cannon and TJ kick off the show’s first sports episode with their usual chaos.
TJ and Kane introduce Dill as the new co-host on To Kill Time Podcast, saying he was last on episode 10 and will be around at least weekly.
Travis opens by saying he went to TJ's for New Year's and wrecked his TV after a brake slam near the Stewart's on Route 29 toward Galloway.
Travis Kennedy and TJ use this Sports to Kill Time episode to run through Michigan’s national title, including 303 rushing yards and two touchdowns each from Edwards and Corum.
Kane opens To Kill Time Podcast episode 67 by saying Travis and TJ are moving down on Friday and that Haley is the first guest of season two.
To Kill Time Podcast episode 74 opens with TJ, Kane, and Dylan sorting out a messy intro before Dylan says he has been doing DoorDash in the Glens Falls area and averaging over $20 an hour.
Two Kill Time Podcast episode E65 centers on drive-thru stories from Taco Bell, including a $2.94 soda mistake, a worker who only says “You,” and a second trip around the building for a separate mobile order.
To Kill Time Podcast episode E64 centers on the hosts’ return to a more personal season-two format, with Travis, Kenny, and TJ talking through why the show has been less consistent and why guest plans are coming back.
Travis, Kane, and TJ show up ready for season two, spend a minute on listener shout-outs, and then kick off a new segment called Momentary Knockout.
To Kill Time Podcast spends much of this episode on Shohei Ohtani's $700 million, 10-year Dodgers contract and the deferred-money structure that pushes most of the cash into later years.
Travis, Kenny, and TJ kick things off with a ridiculous bit before settling into their usual weekly check-in about work, cold weather, and the point when outdoor jobs should really end for the year.
The crew comes back after about a month and opens by getting weird about the moon, an alligator, and whatever else a one-mic setup can handle.
Anthony put $9-10k into a Lexus and now won't sell it because he's too deep.
The boys open with a moon-is-fake, alligator joke and the Christmas catch-up.
Travis, Katie, and TJ spend much of To Kill Time Podcast E59 on a money-and-spending conversation, contrasting daily small purchases with the savings that come from cutting them out.
To Kill Time Podcast spends much of SE4 on the Steelers firing Matt Canada after 44 games and a stretch of bottom-tier offensive numbers, including 23rd in yards per game and 21st in points per game.
To Kill Time Podcast episode 3 of the sports edition opens with Travis, Ken, and TJ running the “momentary knockout” quick-hit segment on MLB, NFL, and college football news.
Travis, Kane, and TJ open To Kill Time Podcast’s Sports To Kill Time E1 with a baseball argument built around the Arizona Diamondbacks and Texas Rangers, who reached the World Series as low seeds after sweeping higher seeds and surviving Game 7s.
Travis, Kane, and TJ open Season 2 with new colors, a new logo, and the same chaotic energy.