The Moody Minute

The Moody Minute

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The Moody Minute episodes

  • Corporate Rants, Gardens & Black Indie Bands

    In this episode of the Moody Minute I go on many rants about several corporate practices, talk about community gardens and their revivals, and highlight a Black Fronted Indie Rock band from Memphis, TN. 

    This one is a bit of a heater for me as I spend a lot of time going off on Corporate entities. Check it out and let me know in the comments any stories you all have that I can talk about.

    29 min
  • The Moody Minute: Cake's Puerto Rico Chronicles

    In this episode, we sit down with my friend Cake—a dive instructor living it up in Puerto Rico. From saving a life underwater, to wild hookup stories, to the crazy island nightlife, Pancake shares his most thrilling, hilarious, and jaw-dropping adventures.

    Whether you're into scuba diving, curious about moving to Puerto Rico, or just love a good story from the edge of paradise, this episode delivers.

    1 hr 22 min
  • Self-Checkout, Fast Food, and Festivals

    The second episode of the podcast where I love to rant about topics and news that are ailing me or I am generally interested in.

    In this episode I talk about self-checkout lanes and people using them, fast food prices and policies, and festival life.

    25 min
  • Scalpers, Nashville bands, and Blobfish.

    First episode of a podcast I (Blake) have been wanting to do. Get things off my mind, clear my head, and go on some fun little rants about news, events, and music. 

    This week I rant about ticket scalpers in the music and trading card/collectible industry, a band called Jane and the Killer Queens, blobfish, and more. Catch up with me this and every week as I spill my heart out. 

    24 min

About The Moody Minute

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Welcome to The Moody Minute, your weekly dose of unfiltered thoughts and hot takes on modern events, music, and whatever else comes to mind. Hosted by Blake Moody from Kendall Tenor, this podcast serves up sharp commentary, deep dives into the lastest music, and a whole lot of humor. From the absurd to the insightful, nothing is off-limits.