It's Big Shooter's favorite segment of the week! It's Crossing the Streams and Dukes is going in depth on movies with Ethan Anderton and MMA with Patrick Wyman. Everything one needs to know in one tiny segment. 

The Washington Capitals picked up a measly 2 points on a west coast road swing. They have started slowly after years of setting the pace. Dukes talks with John Carlson about it, as well as how he spent Halloween. 

A harrowing tale must be told. Just because Halloween is officially behind us, doesn't mean that the frightful stories are done. Dukes regales the listeners with this spine-chilling story of the rooftop bathroom. 

A columnist for the Washington Times and the host of the Cigars and Curveballs podcast, Thom Loverro joins the show. He's sitting in for the afternoon with Dukes as the go through topics both fair and foul. 

A broadcaster for CBS Sports and an NFL Hall of Famer, James Lofton is as good as any guest when it comes to breaking down the moves made at the deadline as well as what they will mean to the action on Sunday. 

In a shocking sequel to an earlier segment, Dukes has more terrifying news. One of the urinals in the men's room has overflowed and the smell as well as the sights are enough to make one cry themselves to sleep. 

Chad Dukes and Thom Loverro spend a little bit of time talking about the NFL with former Redskins GM Charley Casserly. What do the trades over the last 48 hours mean for the 'Skins and Kirk Cousins? 

Dukes and Loverro discuss some of the possible places that Kirk Cousins could play next year. One of those places happens to be in Florida. In Florida, it does not get cold. In Florida, the taxes are a lot friendlier. 

Joe Girardi is not walking through that door. The Washington Nationals didn't make a huge splash when they hire Dave Martinez as the manager for the 2018 season. Loverro tells Dukes what he thinks about the move. 

Clay Travis has built an empire for himself starting at his website OutkickTheCoverage.com. Dukes invites him on the show to talk about how ESPN is losing viewers and a rapid rate.