We're back!!!! Enjoy our Video Special or listen to our Podcast below.
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In this the season finale back by popular demand, Kaiser Johnson returns to the podcast! James and Kaiser rap about G.K. Chesterton's great and mysterious work -
The Man Who Was Thursday! Enjoy!
Ever wanted to make your own film? In this episode, James and filmmaker Carlos de la Vega team up to talk about DIY filmmaking, in particular the two projects that most inspired them -
Robert Rodriguez's El Mariachi and Chris Nolan's The Following. Enjoy!
In this episode, James sits down with actor Kaiser Johnson to talk about the literary genius and philosopher without peer -
G.K. Chesterton. After sharing how they first came across Chesterton, they discuss Chesterton's perspective about the role of art, a few chapters from Orthodoxy and The Man Who Was Thursday,
and Much more! Enjoy!
In this episode, Jesse-Lee and James are joined with guest, actor Alex Dee, and geek out about the best things of the (drum roll please)...
Lord of the Rings movies! They talk about which movie is best,
which actor had the best performance,
and the impact the movies had on all of them and the art they create.
(You know, stuff like this.)
In this episode, James and Jesse talk about the film composer without peer, the man responsible for the music of timeless classics such as -
Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws and so many more. We talk about John Williams!
First we talk about John's recent concert at the Hollywood Bowl.
Where Jesse heard many of John's classics such as the soundtrack from the movie Hook.
We then talk about our favorite Star Wars movies, music-wise that is.
We talk about John's reputation as a borrower, and then finish while talking about the capability of a composer to make or break a director's dreams.
In the best episode yet, James and Jesse-Lee sit down with Jessica de la Vega and pick up where they left off last episode-
on Sex and the City.
In contrast, Jessica walks the boys through something called Theology of the Body, a view on Sex that was introduced by none other than-
Pope Saint John Paul II.
After this contrast, the cage match is over and one is a clear victor. Jessica also mentions a few practical ways that as an actress in Hollywood she had to change her lifestyle to become consistent with this view on sex. They finish up by getting a sneak listen to Jessica's upcoming book, "Chastity in the City." Be on the look out for it next year! 
In their most ambitious episode yet, James and Casey comment on the image of sex portrayed in art in popular culture.
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They then talk about the song "Trumpets", Scorcese Films and end discussion of this Part One on Sex and the City.
Next Episode - Theology of the Body vs. Sex and the City... CAGE match!
Don't Miss it!
Don't Miss it!
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In this episode the boys continue to rap about the best villains of all time, including Darth Vader, Joker
and Shredder, comparing them to villains that don't make the grade, like some of those seen in Suicide Squad.
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In this episode James sits down with a master of villainy- John Walbank, to discuss what makes a good villain. They talk a bit about recent movie -
Suicide Squad as well as a bit of the psychology behind whats makes these schizophrenics so appealing. Then James and Jesse say a few words about the villains to come on the next episode!
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