Misunderstood

Join the Moore Brothers on an adventure as they bring you the inside scoop from the Franklin County Militia's first public event post-reorganization. The brothers are given the opportunity to set up a booth, sparking conversations about the unsung heroes—soldiers who left Franklin County to fight for the United States during the Civil War.

In this special episode, the Moore Brothers kick things off with the always entertaining Gary Dodson, serving up delicious BBQ from Daddy Ques. Listen in for a special shoutout to Gary as the Moore Brothers urge you to indulge in his delectable Turkey offerings just in time for Thanksgiving.

The interview takes an unexpected turn as the speaking segment of the program begins, cutting it short but leaving listeners hungry for more. The podcast concludes with speeches made by the Franklin County Militia, offering a glimpse into their mission.

Tune in for an episode that combines history, storytelling, and a dash of BBQ flavor, as the Moore Brothers bring you an experience from the heart of Franklin County.

Gather 'round as the Moore Brothers reunite with their cousin Chris Moore from Delaware for a raw and unfiltered episode of "Shoot the Shit." In the aftermath of a family funeral, they come together to share a candid conversation about the intricacies of family dynamics, the challenges of being fathers and husbands, of being black, and possibly white, and the essence of just being.

The discussion takes an introspective turn, covering a wide spectrum of topics from the weighty issue of sexual abuse to the warm embrace of Southern hospitality. With a blend of humor, honesty, and a touch of wisdom, the Moore Brothers and Cousin Chris delve into the complexities of life, from their personal experiences and unique perspectives.

This special episode is not just a conversation; it's a journey through the shared history of a family, filled with laughter, introspection, and moments of profound connection. Join them for an episode that goes beyond the surface, exploring the highs and lows of life, family, and the genuine bonds that tie them all together.

Step into the heart of Franklin County with the Moore Brothers in this special episode, where they take their microphones to downtown Rocky Mount to capture the stories of the people who make this community unique. As part of the 150th Anniversary of The town of Rocky Mount, We set up next to the historic First Baptist Church's original location. Amid the sounds of Gospel next door, soul, and country music from down the street, we hear from a diverse group of individuals, each with their compelling narratives.

First, the brothers sit down with Koria and LaShanda Pickens, two residents whose stories illuminate the rich tapestry of Franklin County life. Their experiences offer a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of those who call this place home.

Then, the podcast takes an intriguing turn as Justin Muse joins and livens up the podcast whith his unique voice and big personality as Mr. Franklin County. Ms. Rochelle Simmons Joins the Moore Brothers and Brother Muse, she shares her account of time spent at Joe's, the Bottoms. Her personal story adds depth to the cultural tapestry of Franklin County, creating a richer understanding of the community's history.

As this special event draws to a close, the brothers have an engaging conversation with Gary Dodson and Charles Berger. These voices provide insight into the past and present of Franklin County, offering a connection to its heritage. From Warren street to the first Black Voluneteer Figtherfiter we get the stores.

As this long unique episode closes we have a captivating conversation with Charles Leavelle Junior. Amid music from the streets, and Gospel from the Historic Frist Baptist Church, Join us for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Franklin County, where every voice matters.

Join the Moore brothers in this thought-provoking episode as they engage in a candid analysis of a recent school board meeting and delve into the heart of a school board town hall. In their signature style, they navigate these events with open minds, aiming to shed light on the multifaceted issues that matter most to the people of Franklin County.

The conversation kicks off with discussions about transgender rights, CRT (Critical Race Theory), and the ever-controversial topic of Marxism. The brothers dive deep into these contentious subjects, aiming to provide clarity and context amid the ongoing national dialogue.

But that's just the beginning. The podcast takes a turn towards a more introspective exploration, touching on the intricacies of Black male masculinity and the perception of one another within Franklin County's diverse community. These insightful conversations provoke self-reflection and challenge societal norms.

In a time when the voices of their community are more critical than ever, the Moore brothers offer a platform for diverse perspectives and provide a space for open dialogue. Join them for this engaging episode where they strive to bridge gaps, foster understanding, and encourage a more united and empathetic Franklin County.

In a heartfelt departure from their usual programming, the Moore brothers proudly present the annual NAACP Freedom Fund Luncheon, a powerful and inspiring event that aims to raise funds and shine a spotlight on the incredible work of the Franklin County chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).

This remarkable luncheon is more than just a gathering; it's a celebration of history, culture, and community. Attendees were treated to soul-stirring gospel music, as well as presentations by military officers who discussed the significant contributions of Black service members to the security and defense of our county, spanning from the Revolutionary War to the brave men and women serving in today's armed forces.

The true heart of this event, however, lies in the storytelling. A gifted storyteller takes the stage, highlighting the heroic endeavors of Black service members during the Civil War. This special recognition serves as a poignant reminder of the countless Black men from Franklin County who answered the call to defend the Constitution of the United States at a time when they were still considered 3/5th of a man.

Join the Moore brothers as they take you on a journey of celebration, remembrance, and appreciation, honoring the remarkable history of Black heritage in Franklin County and the enduring spirit of those who have served and sacrificed for the greater good. This special event is not to be missed, as it encapsulates the essence of unity and progress in the community.

Brace yourselves for an unapologetically candid episode of the Franklin County Podcast. The brothers kick off this episode with a touch of snark as they navigate another intriguing school board meeting, all while knowing that an apology might be on the horizon.

In a reflective mood, they ponder the contrasting experiences of white and black communities during the integration era, shedding light on the profound differences that shaped their county's history. They also delve into the political landscape, from the Northam era to the Younkin era, and the impact it's having on their community.

The real highlight of this episode, however, is their discussion surrounding the movie "Whose Children Are They?" A deep dive into the film's trailer confirms that racism is, unequivocally, racism! This leads the brothers to pose a compelling question to their audience, "Whose Children Are They?" as they explore the implications of the film's message.

With a hint of snark and a tinge of late night production, this episode offers a raw and unfiltered reflection of Franklin County, laying bare the complexities of their community's past and present. Join the brothers for a thought-provoking journey through history and politics, and leave with questions that resonate long after the episode ends.

Join the two brothers in the heart of Franklin County, Virginia, for the fourth episode of their dynamic audio podcast. They kick things off with a light-hearted chat about their diet struggles but quickly pivot to discussing their recent appearance on the Appalachian Podcast.

As they dive into the episode, they address the single troll comment regarding the Israel-Palestine event. For the brothers this is a relatively new foray into a complex issue, covering recent events such as the BLM Chicago controversy and the challenging request for condemnation.

Interestingely it's not all serious talk! Many of their favorite pop culture shows, including "Mo,", "Remi", "Man Like Mobeen," and "Marvelous Mrs. Maisel." have given them some introduction to issues on the other side of the world. Of course, no discussion about Ms.MaiSel is complete without a shoutout to hometown actor Josh Grisetti, who's making waves from "Knights of Prosperity" to "Mrs. Maisel."

The podcast then returns to the heart of Franklin County's local politics, revisiting a memorable school board meeting from February 14, 2022. There, they hear a familiar voice, and of course hot-button topics like CRT, staff pay, and the ongoing debate surrounding masking. Tune in for a rollercoaster of topics and engaging conversation that only Misunderstood Franklin County can deliver.

While our journey through school board meetings takes a short hiatus, take a moment to enjoy this insightful and entertaining conversation. In this episode of "Misunderstood," we take a trip to Minnesota and visit the youngest Moore Brother and his wife, on another tale from the road. Join the Moore brothers and special guest Michelle Misgen Moore as they engage in a lively discussion about politics, land, and the intriguing world of gambling. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking content in the upcoming episodes!

In this gripping episode of "Misunderstood," we continue our journey through the tumultuous world of Franklin County's school board meetings. Buckle up as we delve into an even longer and more cantankerous session, where passions run high and debates grow heated.

As the Moore brothers dissect the meeting, you'll witness a community starting to grow at apart, grappling with issues that touch the very heart of education. From the ongoing mask mandate battles to fiery exchanges over CRT and transgender student policies, the tension in the room is palpable.

Our podcast doesn't shy away from controversy. Instead, we aim to shed light on the diverse array of opinions that shape the future of our schools. We'll unpack the arguments, explore the underlying concerns, and challenge our own understanding along the way.

Join us as we wade deeper into the complex landscape of Franklin County's educational discourse. Expect passionate debates, pointed critiques, and perhaps even some unexpected moments of clarity in this longer and more cantankerous episode of "Misunderstood." Don't miss out on this unfiltered glimpse into the heart of community dialogue.

Join the Moore brothers as they delve into the past, reviewing the Franklin County Public Schools board meetings. Over the next few months, we'll dive deep into the public comments made during these meetings and explore the perspectives of both the Franklin County School Board Public Comments and Board of Supervisors Public Comments.

Our journey begins with civil discussions about mask mandates and reopening schools. Stay tuned for the next episode as we delve into the complexities of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and concerns surrounding transgender students. While our first episode may seem mild, brace yourself for the escalating intensity of these conversations.

Discover the evolving dynamics of education, policy, and community engagement as we navigate the twists and turns of Franklin County's public discourse. Tune in to "Misunderstood" and join us on this thought-provoking exploration of the issues that matter most in our community.