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Adam and Mo read letters and donation amounts from their top "Executive Producers" for the final episode. Highlights include a $777.99 donation from Benjamin Nitis and a hand-painted card featuring a black butterfly from listeners "Renegade 6" and "Sparkles of Chaos." The hosts thank the "Facts Family" for five years of support under the Value for Value model.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts thank their "Executive Producers" for supporting the show through the Value for Value model. Major donors include Jimmy James ($1,000), Nathan Rottier ($200), and Summer Norris ($150). The hosts emphasize that the show is entirely listener-supported and free of corporate advertisements, encouraging the audience to contribute time, talent, or treasure as the series nears its 100th episode.
The hosts read the second half of the producer credits, thanking donors such as Dustin Zimmer, James Pierce, and the "human subscription" Terry Keller. They discuss the technical side of the Value for Value model, including "Boostergrams" sent through modern podcasting apps like Fountain and Podverse. Adam Curry mentions an upcoming upgrade that will allow listeners to contribute using traditional currencies more easily.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts thank their executive and associate executive producers for their financial support through the "value for value" model. Major donors including Brian Tellecky, Margaret Shapiro, O.C. Elliott, and Sir Dwayne Melancon are recognized. The hosts emphasize that the podcast is independent and free from outside control thanks to listener contributions of time, talent, and treasure.
The hosts conduct a final round of thank-yous for donors contributing via PayPal, Cash App, and Podcasting 2.0 apps like Fountain and Podverse. They highlight the "non-deplatformable" nature of Bitcoin Satoshis as a way to support independent media. Contributors such as Phil Calvin, Todd from Northern Virginia, and Eric PP are acknowledged for their support of the show's 97-episode run.
Adam Curry and Moe Facts explain the "Value for Value" model, which relies on listener donations rather than traditional advertising. They thank executive producers who donated $100 or more, including Trent Scovel and Ryan Tierney. The hosts encourage listeners to use modern podcasting apps to access searchable transcripts and support the show via Satoshi micropayments.
The hosts explain the "value for value" model in practice, thanking a donor known as "Sir Honnymus of Dogpatch and Lower Slobovia" for a massive contribution of $3,506. This donation, which matches amounts given to No Agenda and Podcasting 2.0, is cited as proof that the model works. The hosts express awe at the level of support and the personal connection they have with their executive producers.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts thank their "Executive Producers" and "Associate Executive Producers" for supporting the show through the Value for Value model. They discuss the use of Bitcoin and Podcasting 2.0 apps to send "boostagrams" and micro-payments. Notable donors include Benjamin Nyders, Timothy Lepez, and Sir Lurksalot, who contributed over a million Satoshis to the program.
The hosts read the final list of donors for episode 89, including Alejandro Alocer and Matthew Weaver. They encourage listeners to use new podcasting apps to support the show and provide the websites mofacts.com and mofundme.com for direct contributions.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts read a long list of donors who supported the show during its hiatus. They thank executive and associate executive producers for their financial contributions via Fiat and Bitcoin (Satoshis). The segment emphasizes the "Value for Value" model, which allows the show to remain independent of corporate advertising and censorship.
The hosts reiterate their "value for value" model, encouraging listeners to donate based on the information they receive. They reference Malcolm X's idea of the white man and black man sitting at a table to speak freely. The segment introduces the "GBG" (Give Blacks Guns) mantra and thanks top donors for their financial support.
A series of "boostergrams" (messages attached to Satoshi payments) are read, thanking the audience for their engagement. The hosts discuss how this model creates "guilt-free listening" and allows for a direct connection between the show and its producers. They encourage listeners to use the new podcast apps to participate in this micro-economy.
The hosts address the financial structure of the podcast, emphasizing the value-for-value model. Adam Curry notes that Mo Facts recently transitioned to podcasting as a primary income source after leaving his job. Listeners are encouraged to return value for the curated content and research provided in the 44 selected clips.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts read donations from "Big Ballers" and "Associate Executive Producers." A donor named Brandon Johnson recounts meeting Curry in Charleston and jokingly pretending to be Mo Facts. The hosts discuss the diverse makeup of their "Fax Fam" listener community.
Adam Curry reads the names and notes of executive producers, including Stephen Page, who donated $175.75 and proposed a Mo Facts meetup in Chicago. Other producers like Murray N and Lindsay Jarrett send messages of support regarding Mo's recent job loss. The hosts express gratitude for the "Facts Family" and their immediate financial support.
The hosts read the final list of producers and donations, including a "cuck buck per episode" challenge from Joel Villanueva. They perform several more "deadbeatings" and discuss the "Value for Value" philosophy. The segment concludes with a lighthearted discussion about the aesthetic appeal of "new money" and hundred-dollar bills.
The hosts conduct an extensive "Value for Value" segment, thanking executive and associate executive producers for their financial support. They read listener notes, discuss the transition to new podcasting apps, and announce a new PO Box for physical donations. This segment reinforces the show's independent funding model and listener engagement.
The hosts acknowledge a $1,000 donation from Daniel Taggart, who is knighted as "Dame Taggart, Gypsy of the Southwest." Her note discusses her transition from "No Agenda" to "Mo Facts" and her desire to stay aware of societal "reality TV" tactics. The hosts grant her "Mo Karma" and "de-deadbeat" her, recognizing her as the "Biggest Baller."
The hosts thank the "Executive Producers" and "Associate Executive Producers" who funded the episode through the "Value for Value" model. They read notes from donors worldwide, discussing topics ranging from mixed-race families to the "Stuxnet" virus. The segment emphasizes the decentralized, "uncancellable" nature of the podcast and encourages listeners to use new Lightning-enabled apps like Sphinx and Breez.
The hosts conclude the second donation segment, thanking producers for their "X" (Malcolm X) donations and "magic number" contributions. They discuss Amazon's new "Helix" building in Virginia and its potential connection to the company's expansion into healthcare and DNA services. The segment reinforces the "Value for Value" model as the only way to keep the show independent and "uncancellable."
