This week on In The Moement, Moe questions if secrets are even real — and shares a wild story that cured him of road rage for good. Nate takes us inside his hilariously tragic attempt at being a stripper, while Moe opens up about his first not-so-great show in front of celebrities and the hard truth about why he’s hated. Plus, Nate’s brutally honest take on tipping might ruffle a few feathers. You don’t want to miss this one.

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Moe gets real with listeners about the big announcement and the support that followed. He breaks down an article on the types of friends you may need to cut off — even the longtime ones. Plus, Nate asks a question she’s never asked anyone before, and Moe flips the script by putting her on the hot seat about faking it with a former podcast guest.

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This week, Moe has a weekend confession, nearly loses a finger, and Nate helps tackle the elephant in the room. Plus — how one surprise turned into a total relationship disaster.

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From celebrity run-ins to gut-punch revelations. Moe shares the story of finally meeting Ciara and the awkward moment that left Nate wondering if she got played. Then it’s Moe vs. Funny Marco in an uncomfortable exchange that has us all asking: was he being...funny?

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In this raw and revealing episode, I sit down with the ever-honest Mother Nateur to unpack one of the biggest mistakes I’ve ever made—and the mind games that almost broke me. We dive deep into the psychological traps that sabotage our lives, relationships, and sense of self. Then, we ask the uncomfortable questions: What if women truly understood why men cheat? And are men even allowed to not want sex in a relationship? No filters. No fluff. Just truth.

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After five years of silence, did Moe finally call his former best friend? The emotional follow-up to his vulnerable Patreon confession continues. Plus, the Coldplay cheating scandal gets broken down, Nate drops a wild take on tipping culture, and we celebrate the greatness of Malcolm Jamal Warner. Moe shares 10 life experiences that prove if you're tougher than 98% of the world, and it’s game time with a brand new round of Who’s the Catch? This one’s honest, hilarious, and healing.

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Moe and Mother Nateur unpack the sting of betrayal—from Drake covering up tattoos to the heartbreak of losing a true friendship. They get brutally honest about why we ignore red flags in people we love, and why sometimes, even though life is short, reconciling isn’t worth it. It’s a real one about loyalty, trust, and the scars we hide under the ink.

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Moe reveals how he ended up in a wild bullfight in Ecuador — and survived! Nate finally explains why she wears the same outfit every day. The crew dives deep into the Diddy verdict and what it really means for the culture. Meanwhile, Keyon stands trial for being absolutely terrible at one thing — and it doesn’t stop there: his cousin STOLE his girlfriend!...Plus, Nate’s been hiding a secret for weeks… and you'll find out why Keyon’s new nickname is "Tickle Me Keymo"

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Moe Mitch, Mother Nateur and Key Will Voice hit episode 250 with Godfather of Harlem’s Markuann Smith. Key recaps the BET Awards, the crew salutes Ananda Lewis, and the convo spirals into toe-sucking, dating extroverts, parenting while dating and relationship privacy. Wild stories. Hot takes. Zero filters.

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Moe Mitch, Key Will, and Mother Nateur link up with the bold Chanel Nicole Scott to dive into modern love—dating short kings, body count drama, sexpectations, and first date fails. They play her Relationships Matter card game, tackle AI dating, and unpack why women (allegedly) lie. It’s taller, messier, and more unfiltered than your last situationship.

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