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Welcome to The TKast, a network of podcasts for geeks, gamers, knowledge workers, and cool folks like you. The TKast is a podcast network about the stuff we love.

And since we love you, it’s about you, too. Enjoy.

What Is The TKast?

It'd be easy for us to tell you what The TKast is. Too easy.

Much too easy.

That's why we've decided to tell you what The TKast isn't; it isn’t a birdhouse, a show company, or a hippopotamus.

The TKast also isn't:

  • The easiest way to spend your afternoon, lounging on the porch, drinking a gin and tonic, and listening to Karl and Toku tell you about nightlife and gaming on The TKast
  • The smartest way to hear Chris and "Chad" talk about the newest and greatest awful/awesome movies you've (n)ever seen on Movie Klub
  • The most enjoyable way to hear Kai and Chris talk about communication, productivity, tools, technology, and passion and all the ways they’re doing it wrong, so that you can do it right, on GFL.

Except that its definitely those things.

Welcome to The TKast.

THE TKAST LINEUP

The TKast

The TKast is a conversation about nightlife, gaming, and where the two collide. It is hosted by Karl Goranowski and Chris "Toku" Zaborowski, and covers a wide range of topics, from Magic: the Gathering and other card games to boxing, local nightlife hotspots to original cocktail recipes and much of the space in between.

The TKast records and publishes every 2 weeks.

GFL: Grind For Life

GFL is a candid conversation between its hosts, Kai Davis and Chris "Toku" Zaborowski, that covers a wide range of work related topics. The common threads throughout each conversation are fear, failure, fear of failure, productivity, and ultimately, success.

GFL records and publishes every 2 weeks as its hosts' schedules allow.

Movie Klub

Movie Klub is a show about awful movies that are too awesome not to love. Hosted by Chris and "Chad", they watch the movies and tweet about it (follow the Twitter hashtag #TKastMovieKlub), and then dissect and review the movie on-air.

Movie Klub records and publishes every 2 weeks.