5 chapters across the catalog
One host remains in professional limbo due to shifting work-from-home policies and a potential career transition. They reflect on the success of a recent Christmas special featuring "Mama Facts" reading the biblical Christmas story, which served as a gift to the show's audience.
Public health analysts are encouraging families to require vaccination for guests at indoor holiday gatherings. The hosts describe reports of families in the Texas Hill Country and Austin being torn apart by this pressure. They suggest that testing all guests, regardless of vaccination status, is a more logical approach since vaccinated individuals can still spread the virus according to CDC guidelines.
Adam Curry and Moe exchange New Year greetings for 2021, marking the 56th episode of the podcast. They share personal anecdotes from the holiday season, including a white Christmas in a new home and the gift of a motorized professional knife sharpener. The conversation briefly touches on the political climate and the anticipation of a final act from the 45th president.
The hosts read a viral post detailing QAnon-related theories involving mass arrests of celebrities like Tom Hanks and the resignation of hundreds of CEOs. They cite a report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas showing a record 172 CEO departures in October 2019 as a potential data point fueling these theories. The segment explores the idea of the coronavirus being used as a "cover-up" for covert intelligence operations.
Adam Curry and Moe open the 19th episode of Mo Facts on December 30, 2019. They discuss their respective Christmas holidays, family visits, and the demands of maintaining a podcast schedule during the end-of-year break. Moe mentions his mother's visit and the exhaustion of parenting during the holidays while Adam shares details about his family time in Rotterdam.
