Cross Theory Podcast

IT'S THE SEASON FINALE!! The Boys close out Season One with their highly-anticipated review of the 1998 film, "The Prince of Egypt." They compare scenes of the movie to the actual story from The Book Of Exodus that it's based upon. 

 

Thank you to Everyone who tuned in for the first season of Cross Theory! It's been great making this content for y'all, and we can wait for y'all to see what we have in store for Season 2!

After A Small Summer Break, Catch back up with us by watching this new episode of Anything Bros. where The Boys try to break down what IS the Space Jam!

 

Welcome to Anything Bros! Watch and Listen as Cross Theory Podcast Hosts Brandon Speed and Sam Washington III talk about pop culture and their personal lives in this laid-back secondary show with no script. Anything Bros.! Where Anything Goes!

This week, The Boys Interview First Lady of the Podcast and New York City Poet, Shakira "Lady Kay" Brunson-Washington, and talk to her about her NEW book, Man of Your Word. They discuss her introduction to spoken word, the NYC Poetry Scene, and how the delivery of one's message can help captivate a new audience.

 

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In this week's episode, The Boys analyze the similarities and differences between the origins of Christianity and The Roman Empire. Then, they break down how Jesus defeated The Roman Empire decades after his death. They conclude by discussing how one person's faith can move mountains and outlast civilizations.

The Boys discuss which characters are Fast OR Furious throughout The Fast and The Furious Franchise in their inaugural episode of Anything Bros! 

 

Welcome to Anything Bros! Watch and Listen as Cross Theory Podcast Hosts Brandon Speed and Sam Washington III talk about pop culture and their personal lives in this laid-back secondary show with no script. Anything Bros.! Where Anything Goes!

WE’RE AT OUR NEW PODCAST STUDIO!

In this week's episode, The Boys address the Pentagon’s confirmation of the existence of U.F.O.’s and Aliens. They discuss if the alien existence conflict with the beliefs of the Bible. They conclude by analyzing Raëlism; an atheist cult that believes a technological race of aliens beings created the world.

MORTAL KOMBAT, but the K is backwards!!

In this week's episode, The Boys battle it out to decide who is the bigger kleptomaniac; The TikTok Thief, Neumane, or The Beats Bandit, PXVCE. They also tell their own stories of when they have stolen in the past. They conclude by discussing why stealing is wrong and does not bring true validation.

Directed by Neumane. Music by PXVCE.

In this week's episode, The Boys review the critically-acclaimed anime, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and draw connections between the show and the Christian faith. They continue by discussing different characters' views on Equivalent Exchange, the price of one's life, and the aspiration to become God-Like. The Boys conclude that the TRUE meaning of life, according to the show, is that one should not aspire to be God, but should aspire to be oneself.

Coming off their mid-season break, The Boys address the verdict of the George Floyd case and discuss how one's death can inspire a community. They continue by stating that this inspiration develops from how one has impacted the world while alive. Through examining the lives of social justice leaders (Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, and Fred Hampton), pop culture superstars (Nipsey Hussle, Kobe Bryant, and Chadwick Boseman), comic books heroes (Superman and Iron Man), and the Son of God, The Boys conclude that one should always live their lives with intention because every day is not promised.

In this week's episode, The Boys address the death of Rapper DMX and his devotion to prayer. They break down the series of Prayers from his albums and discuss the uniqueness of a person's relationship with God. DMX, we thank you. You will be missed. Rest In Paradise, King.