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The series concludes with a "now" message from Reverend Ike and a final expression of mutual respect and love between Adam Curry and Mo Facts. They emphasize the importance of seeking first to understand and loving one's enemies to strip them of power. The episode and the series close with James Brown's "Mind Power," serving as a final call for information, unity, and mental sovereignty.
The episode concludes with a summary of the "Devil's" formula: be definite in everything and never leave unfinished thoughts. The hosts encourage listeners to "fight like men on our knees in prayer" and prepare for the 100th episode finale. The show ends with a musical track warning listeners not to let the "devil fool you."
Adam Curry and Mo Facts announce the beginning of the final season of the podcast, targeting a 100-episode milestone. Mo explains how transitioning from a corporate job to entrepreneurship due to vaccine mandates impacted his ability to consume content and produce the show. The discussion highlights the intensive research process required to maintain the show's quality while balancing family and business obligations.
The episode concludes with a discussion on whether Deion Sanders left a viable blueprint for other HBCUs to follow. The hosts argue that while Sanders brought attention, true sustainability requires long-term investment from other black elites like Jay-Z or Sean Combs. They reflect on the parallel narratives of Jerry Jones and Deion Sanders, noting how race continues to be the primary mechanism for social and psychological control in American sports and media.
The hosts note that the Michael Jordan documentary "The Last Dance" had higher ratings than the actual NBA Finals featuring LeBron James. They argue this proves that audiences prefer the "hero" vibe of Jordan over the "woke" messaging of modern athletes. They discuss how sports used to be a "portal to youth" and a mental escape that has been "polluted" by politics.
Adam Curry and Mo Fax celebrate the 50th episode of their podcast, marking the conclusion of what they consider "season one." They discuss the growth of the show and the emergence of listener meetups. Mo Fax addresses potential plans to appear on Hotep Jesus's video show, expressing his preference for the anonymity of podcasting over traditional celebrity status.
The episode concludes with a call to look past media-driven racial divisions and focus on the "true power" of elite bloodlines. The hosts promote their "value for value" funding model and the MoFundMe website, encouraging listeners to support the show based on the information received. The program ends with a musical track and a reminder to pay attention to everything so the truth can reveal itself.
