Moe welcomes a special guest into the building, hints at a MAJOR Patreon interview that could shake things up and opens up in a way he hasn’t before.

From industry regrets to controversial opinions people weren’t ready for, this episode gets uncomfortable, funny, and real, fast.

Is DaBaby overreacting or justified?
Why is Brandy’s timing raising eyebrows?
Would YOU still go to Memphis right now?
And did one of TV’s most beloved icons have a darker side?

Plus… Moe finally says what he regrets most about his radio career—and yeah… it might surprise you.

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Is this really the end of Nate’s run… or just the beginning of something new? This episode starts with a dark joke, uncomfortable truths from the past and a random encounter at a car window that makes no sense.

Moe also shares two unbelievable moments where he may have saved someone’s life (yes… even in jail), gives a scorching hot take on dating, and breaks down how someone like Tiger Woods can be elite in one area and reckless in another. Plus, a powerful listener dilemma, a debate on human nature and power, and Moe speaks candidly on the U.S. rejecting the UN slavery vote.

0:00 – Do people suddenly fix their wrongs when they feel the end is near?

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From one of the toughest shows of his tour to a backstage moment he’s not proud of, Moe opens up about what really goes on behind the scenes. He also addresses rumors of “spies” at his shows, breaks down viral headlines, and reacts to a relationship test that goes completely left.

Somewhere between the laughs, the chaos, and the culture… Moe asks a question that might hit a little too close: Are we complaining about the very life we prayed for?

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Moe is back and he’s got STORIES.

After missing a week, Moe breaks down what really went down on his Europe tour… including a moment where his own opener might’ve crossed the line and a payment situation that left a promoter feeling some type of way.

From swearing off pizza shops forever (yes, it’s that serious), to wild celebrity headlines, to a date that took a supernatural turn, this episode goes from hilarious to unbelievable.

Oh… and at some point, you might have to accept a hard truth about your future kid

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Did Nate disrespect a man during an Uber ride that Moe paid for? Moe was ready to catch a flight after his Mom told him she was stuck in an uber and the crew gets into a debate about whether Nate tried to prove Moe was “too soft.” Plus… the gang accidentally puts the neighborhood mailman through a very triggering moment...

With Moe currently on the road for the Therapy In Real Time Tour and the studio going through some upgrades, today’s episode comes from the vault, a previously recorded conversation that’s still brand new to listeners. And trust us… it’s one of those episodes.

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Did Nate really insult Moe's grandmother? We follow up on Moe's friend who asked to see him naked. His lady almost took him out, accidentally..We think and somehow both Moe's best friend and his ladies family managed to insult him in the same weekend. The only question is, which one was worse?

Let’s unpack it.

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There’s a surprise guest in the building. Moe reads a text from a business partner that absolutely crossed the line. An explosive voice from the past may be returning sooner than you think. Virginia Beach showed OUT in a way Moe didn’t expect and deep diving into America’s Next Top Model!

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Moe talks about a stalker who he fears he might run into this weekend. Touches on his biggest regret in radio so far and what losing someone he once called a close friend actually feels like when the cameras are off. Oh and yea he might’ve crossed a line with a co-worker and he's taking accountability for it.

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Moe kicks things off with Why I’m Mad: A comment from his grandmother aimed at his lady didn’t sit right with him. Then things escalate when his girl unknowingly puts him in a situation that almost turns into a dangerous confrontation.

From relationship tension to church habits that quietly get on everyone’s nerves.

Unfiltered takes on the Super Bowl, the halftime performance, the Bad Bunny debate, Chris Brown’s post-show comments, and the commercials.

The episode closes on a deeply emotional note as Moe reflects on the service for his Godfather… and we say a heartfelt “see you later” to Nate as she steps back into her regular life.

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Episode 280 starts with an explosive confession and it sets the tone for a week of big shifts. Why I’m Mad makes its return as I break down how both my family and "new family" both somehow let me down at the same time. I also reveal a wild personal connection tied to a name that landed on an explosive list this week, unpack the hilarious and inspiring moments from the Grammys, and share a deeply personal story that brought my mom to tears.

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