The Root of All with Alexander Brown

Alexander Jeremiah Brown

The Root of All with Alexander Brown is a limited podcast featuring numerous roundtable discussions about current events, politics, education, and most importantly, today's society. Guest appearances on almost every episode.

  1. Episode 6: Pointing To The Way Forward

    May 1

    Episode 6: Pointing To The Way Forward

    On this episode of The Root of All with Alexander Brown, Alexander returns from a brief month-long hiatus to share exciting personal news and his transition into business ownership. What began as an idea among friends has now evolved into a fully realized venture. He reflects on entering the early stages of his journey as a young entrepreneur and offers insight and encouragement on what to expect when pursuing your vision. This episode emphasizes that abundance is attainable when you commit fully and put your dreams into overdrive. This episode features the song Mona Lisa (Masterpiece) by Jazmine Sullivan. We do not own the rights to this music. It is used solely for entertainment and recreational purposes, and all rights remain with the original copyright holders.

    20 min
  2. Episode 5: Steady Voices In Unsteady Times (Featuring Representative Jordan Lopez)

    Mar 20

    Episode 5: Steady Voices In Unsteady Times (Featuring Representative Jordan Lopez)

    On this episode of The Root of All, Alexander Brown welcomes North Carolina State Representative Jordan Lopez for a wide-ranging conversation on his work in the State House and the challenges of navigating a turbulent federal environment. Rep. Lopez discusses how he’s supporting his community, the issues shaping North Carolina’s future, and the driving motivations behind his re-election campaign. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue on leadership, resilience, and what progress looks like in the years ahead. The Root of All with Alexander Brown does not own the rights to the instrumental of Early in the Morning by the The Gap Band. The brief snippet included in this episode is used solely for commentary and discussion purposes. All rights to the music remain with the original copyright holders.

    27 min
  3. Episode 4: Behind The Mission (Featuring Majd Abdallah)

    Mar 6

    Episode 4: Behind The Mission (Featuring Majd Abdallah)

    On this episode of The Root of All with Alexander, Alexander sits down with Majd Abdallah to dive into his powerful work in the advocacy space for foster youth. Majd shares the story behind FosterFriendz, the mission driving his efforts, and the impact he hopes to create for children navigating the foster care system. They also discuss his upcoming TEDx talk, offering listeners an inside look at the message he’ll be bringing to the stage in March. The Root of All with Alexander Brown does not own the rights to the instrumental of “Livin’ In A World (They Didn’t Make)” by Janet Jackson. The brief snippet included in this episode is used solely for commentary and discussion purposes. All rights to the music remain with the original copyright holders.

    27 min
  4. Episode 3: A New Dawn For America

    Feb 20

    Episode 3: A New Dawn For America

    In this episode, Alexander takes time to reflect on his recent New Dawn for America speech, sharing his insights on where America stands ahead of a consequential midterm election year, and on what we must all focus as humanity, faith, and grace stand on the frontlines. This episode includes a brief audio excerpt from “High Hopes” by The S.O.S Band. All rights to this material are owned by the respective copyright holder. This excerpt is used for commentary and discussion purposes only.

    20 min
  5. Episode 2: Keeping It True (Featuring True Liles)

    Jan 30

    Episode 2: Keeping It True (Featuring True Liles)

    On this episode of The Root of All, Alexander Brown is joined by his friend True Liles to break down the biggest pop albums of 2025. They dive into the standouts, the surprises, and ultimately debate who dropped the best album of the year. A quick, insightful look at the music that defined 2025. This episode includes a brief audio excerpt from “You’re On Your Own, Kid” by Taylor Swift. All rights to this material are owned by the respective copyright holder. This excerpt is used for commentary and discussion purposes only.

    32 min
  6. Episode 1: The Year Of The Glass Ceiling Breakers (Featuring Courtney McClain)

    Jan 9

    Episode 1: The Year Of The Glass Ceiling Breakers (Featuring Courtney McClain)

    2026 is shaping up to be the year of the glass ceiling breakers. Across the country, a new generation of leaders is redefining who gets to lead—and this week, we’re spotlighting one of them: Courtney McClain, a 24-year-old candidate making history in South Carolina’s 4th Congressional District. Listen to the Season 5 Premiere of The Root of All with Alexander Brown. This episode contains a brief audio snippet from Scandal, which is the property of ABC and Shondaland. The use of this clip is for commentary and discussion purposes under fair use. We do not claim ownership of the original content, and all rights belong to their respective owners. If you enjoy Scandal, we encourage you to support the official release.

    32 min
  7. Episode 17: Burnout, Breakthrough, & Beyond (Featuring Pete Stone)

    12/12/2025

    Episode 17: Burnout, Breakthrough, & Beyond (Featuring Pete Stone)

    2025 pushed many of us to our limits. Between personal challenges, global pressures, and the quiet battles we rarely speak about, this year forced us to confront exhaustion, resilience, and what it truly means to keep going when the fire gets too hot to stand. In this powerful Season 4 finale, The Root of All with Alexander Brown closes the year with an honest conversation about burnout, how it shapes us, breaks us down, and ultimately becomes the forge that sharpens who we’re meant to be. Alexander is joined by special guest Mr. Pete Stone, a voice of wisdom and grounding, who offers a heartfelt reflection on navigating 2025 and finding strength in the midst of chaos. This episode contains a brief excerpt of “Living for the City” by Stevie Wonder. We do not own the rights to this song. The audio is used solely for commentary and discussion purposes under the principles of fair use. If you enjoy the song, we encourage you to support the official release.

    37 min
  8. Episode 16: From Loss to Life Again (Featuring Anthony Spina)

    11/28/2025

    Episode 16: From Loss to Life Again (Featuring Anthony Spina)

    Grief is universal, but how we rise from it defines us. In this week’s episode of The Root of All with Alexander Brown, we sit down with Anthony Spina for a raw and honest conversation about loss, healing, and the strength it takes to move forward when it feels impossible. Together, we unpack what it means to find purpose in pain and light in the aftermath. This episode features a snippet of Marvin Gaye’s “Abraham, Martin & John.” We do not own the rights to this song, and its use is solely for commentary and discussion purposes under fair use. If you enjoy Marvin Gaye’s work, we encourage you to support the official recording.

    28 min
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The Root of All with Alexander Brown is a limited podcast featuring numerous roundtable discussions about current events, politics, education, and most importantly, today's society. Guest appearances on almost every episode.

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