Topic: Mofacts

The final strategy, "Sow Uncertainty and Panic Through Acts of Terror," is described as the prevailing state of modern America. The hosts conclude that "rationality is the last line of defense" against these psychological campaigns. They end the show with a call for listeners to stay balanced and avoid being polarized, followed by a musical track reflecting on the themes of the episode.

Moe and Adam thank their "Satoshi boosters" who send value via Bitcoin and modern podcasting apps. They read messages from supporters like Sergio Stars and Mark C. Moe explains that the show takes significant time to produce due to the research involved, and they announce that only six episodes remain in the current season.

Moe and Adam conclude the episode by questioning the "Talented Tenth" theory of W.E.B. Du Bois, suggesting it actually creates a class of "bloodsuckers" like the Boule. They cite Charlamagne Tha God as a modern example of a "hip" operative for the establishment. The show ends with a preview of future discussions on the "bastardization" of hip-hop's power and a final musical montage.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts return on Labor Day 2022 after a brief hiatus. Mo explains the absence was due to securing foundational income during a personal transition to ensure the show's quality remains high. They discuss the current economic climate, including fluctuating gas prices, before spinning the "Wheel of Topics" to start the Pizza Potluck episode.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the expansion of their independent media empire, including the launch of "mofacts.social" on the Fediverse. This platform is intended to be an algorithmic-free, open-source alternative to Twitter. They invite listeners to contribute their "time, talent, and treasure" through the show's website.

The episode concludes with a discussion of Oprah Winfrey's "whispers" and rumors regarding her own sexuality. A final connection is made to Reverend Wright's church and alleged efforts to pair individuals. The hosts sign off, promoting "The Lost Tapes" and the next episode of Mo Facts.

Adam Curry explains the "Value for Value" funding model, which eschews advertising and sponsorships in favor of direct listener contributions. He introduces new Podcasting 2.0 apps like Breeze, PodFriend, and SphinxChat that allow listeners to stream small amounts of Bitcoin (Sats) to the show. This is framed as a way to maintain independence from corporate and political influence.

The hosts thank a series of producers who donated under $50, including "Tommy G" and "Steele Symes." Mo Facts mentions his "interludes" on YouTube where he provides visual context for the podcast topics. A donation from Berlin mentions Adam Curry's popularity in the Netherlands, which Adam dismisses as an "illusion."

Adam and Mo read a second round of donor messages, including a note from an ironworker in New England and a pool cleaner who lost business for refusing to wear a mask. Listeners express appreciation for the show's "evergreen" content and its ability to deconstruct complex social issues. The hosts reiterate the importance of the value-for-value model in maintaining their independence from mainstream media censorship.

A letter from Natasha Findlay describes how the podcast helps her navigate "cognitive dissonance" in 2020. She notes the prevalence of black people in vaccine advertisements on Twitter as a point of suspicion. The hosts also call out Scott Shellhammer for a missing note regarding his donation.

The hosts discuss the "Value for Value" funding model, which relies on direct listener support rather than corporate advertising. They celebrate the upcoming one-year anniversary of the MoFacts podcast on July 31st. Top executive producers, including the Green family and Eric Darian, are thanked for their contributions to episode 44.

The hosts conclude the episode by urging listeners to look past media-driven racial divisions and focus on the "true supremacy" of elite bloodlines. They emphasize that the current system is designed to keep people "enslaving themselves" through manufactured conflict. Listeners are invited to visit mofacts.com for more content and to support the show through the donation page at mofundme.com.

The show concludes with a reminder to support the podcast at moefundme.com. The final segments feature a dramatic spoken-word and musical piece about a woman telling a man to "go away" because he can no longer be the man she thought he was. The lyrics touch on themes of perfection, Essence magazine, and the difficulty of resisting a partner despite their flaws.

The show fades out with a soul music track. Adam and Moe exchange final New Year's greetings and direct listeners to mofacts.com for more information.

The show concludes with an explanation of the "value for value" funding model, encouraging listeners to support the program via MoFundMe.com. The hosts reflect on the deconstruction of Kanye West and his potential future in politics. The episode ends with a musical track and a reminder to pay attention to the truth as it reveals itself.

The hosts conclude the episode by explaining the "Value for Value" model, asking listeners to contribute financially if they found the information or entertainment valuable. They provide the websites MoFacts.com and MoFundMe.com for support. The show ends with a musical track and a sign-off for the following week.

The hosts conclude by reflecting on the deep layers of manipulation and control found in modern social narratives, from Roe v. Wade to immigration. They encourage listeners to support the show via the "value-for-value" model at MoFacts.com. Adam Curry and Mo sign off, promising to return the following week to continue their analysis of current events and historical propaganda.

The episode concludes with a summary of the need for nuanced conversations that avoid divisive talking points from both the left and the right. The hosts emphasize that the "elite" on both sides often share the same interests, leaving everyday people to suffer the consequences. The show ends with a musical tribute to the importance of the family unit as the solution to the world's problems and a reminder that "the truth will reveal itself."

The hosts open the third episode of the show by addressing technical difficulties regarding the podcast's availability on iTunes. An outdated Apple account linked to a Dutch version of the store caused a delay in the RSS feed submission. Listeners are directed to the official website for the direct feed while the directory listing is resolved.

Adam Curry and Mo launch the second episode of the Mo Facts podcast following a successful pilot. They announce the launch of mofacts.com, which features links to the podcast, Mo's YouTube channel, and the No Agenda website. The hosts discuss setting up the RSS feed and submitting the show to Apple Podcasts to ensure broad availability for listeners.