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The hosts conclude the donation segment, thanking supporters from Rotterdam and Spartanburg. A listener from South Carolina shares materials sent by a "Diversity and Inclusion Officer" for Black History Month that focus on white LGBTQ+ figures and "Unity Month" rather than Black history. The hosts argue this is an example of using Black history to promote unrelated political agendas.
A host shares his mother-in-law's stories of the "Hunger Winter" in WWII Rotterdam, which influenced his habit of keeping an abundant supply of food. This is contrasted with his "hip-hop" persona at MTV, where he drove a Rolls Royce and carried a mobile phone in a briefcase. The "Grey Poupon" in the dashboard served as a playful nod to the elite status symbols he was subverting.
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.
The hosts open the show by explaining their two-week absence, citing family commitments in Rotterdam and Veterans Day celebrations for a father who served in the Navy. They introduce the value-for-value model, encouraging listeners to donate via Mo Fund Me if they find the content worthwhile.
