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The hosts describe the labor-intensive process behind creating each episode, noting that Mo listens to approximately 90 pieces of information at 1x speed to prepare. They discuss the transition from being an individual contributor in a corporate setting to managing a personal business. The show continues to operate under the value for value model to support its ongoing production.
A clip of Malcolm X emphasizes the need for Black and white Americans to speak their minds honestly to solve social problems. Adam Curry transitions to thanking the executive and associate executive producers of the show, noting that the podcast depends entirely on listener support through the "Value for Value" model.
Moe explains the fluid production schedule of the show, prioritizing quality over a strict weekly cycle. The hosts read final donations from the "54 Club" and associate executive producers, including Megan Emery and Chef Elvis Rosenberg. They direct listeners to mofacts.com and mofundme.com for support options via Cash App and PayPal.
The show transitions to its "Value for Value" segment, thanking producers for their financial and talent contributions. Dame Jennifer Buchanan is credited as a top executive producer for her voice work, and the hosts emphasize their independence from commercial interests.
A listener facilitated a connection with Ted Hayes following a previous segment on how immigration affects the Black community. The hosts discuss the "value for value" model of podcasting, where listeners contribute information, contacts, or financial support to become co-producers. This collaborative approach is credited with bringing subject matter experts into the show's ecosystem.
