Topic: Hill

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open the 100th and final episode of their five-year podcast series from the Texas Hill Country. The hosts reflect on their history, noting they first connected via Twitter DM regarding the term "ADOS" (African Descendants of Slavery) five years prior. Mo Facts introduces the final topic as the "N-word," describing it as the ultimate rabbit hole that has remained unspoken throughout the previous 99 episodes.

In an audio recording based on Napoleon Hill's "Outwitting the Devil," the "Devil" explains how he controls 98% of people by occupying the "unused space" of the human brain with negative thoughts. His primary tools are the six fears: poverty, criticism, ill health, loss of love, old age, and death. He claims to thrive on the "habit of drifting," where individuals stop thinking for themselves.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts introduce episode 98, the first of the final three episodes of the series. They frame the discussion around the recent Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud, focusing on the "racial classification confusion" it has sparked. The conversation explores whether Drake is "black enough" and the complexities of being racially mixed within a system of white supremacy.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 97 of the podcast from the Texas Hill Country, noting that only three episodes remain in the current series. They discuss the technical improvements of their recording setup over the past four years and the current state of racial discourse in America. The hosts suggest that racial tension is spiking due to the upcoming election and the perceived shift in political alignment among Black American men.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 96 from the Texas Hill Country, marking the final "potluck" formatted episode of the current show iteration. The hosts discuss improved audio quality following a Verizon internet upgrade and outline the four-segment structure of the upcoming discussion.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 95 of the podcast, noting the long delay since their last recording. Mo celebrates finally receiving a high-speed internet connection in Northern Virginia after three and a half years of technical difficulties. The hosts prepare to discuss a specific book that will frame their analysis of global conflicts.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 94, titled "The Holy Ghost Meets Commerce," as a direct follow-up to their previous discussion on the "hip" part of hip-hop. They define the "hot" in hip-hop as an acronym for "Helping Our People." The segment includes a five-minute recap mashup designed to bridge the context for new listeners regarding the bedrock of the genre.

Dr. Logan Westbrook describes his role as a liaison for the 1972 Harvard Report, a study commissioned by CBS under Clive Davis to create a blueprint for penetrating and dominating the black music market. The timing of the report is highlighted as occurring just one year before the recognized 1973 birth of hip-hop with "Rapper's Delight." The hosts explore whether hip-hop was intentionally hijacked as a mind control mechanism following this corporate blueprint.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 93 of the podcast from the Texas Hill Country. They discuss the opening track, "93 Till Infinity" by Souls of Mischief, noting its status as a hip-hop classic. Mo Facts prepares to reveal the primary theme for the episode, which focuses on the history and control of hip-hop.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts return for episode 92 of the podcast after a brief hiatus. Mo Facts introduces the central theme of the episode, "Terror Alert Orange," which serves as a metaphor for a new minority class. He posits that a specific group of people is being demoted from "whiteness" to "orange," creating a new social separation.

The narrative surrounding the 2024 Republican primary is analyzed as a media-driven effort to split the party. While polls show Donald Trump leading Ron DeSantis, the hosts suggest these figures are manipulated by networks like CNN and Fox News to influence voter behavior. A question is posed regarding which candidate's base would be more likely to abstain from voting if their preferred choice loses the nomination.

Malcolm Nance, described as the "Neil deGrasse Tyson of counterintelligence," is featured discussing his book "They Want to Kill Americans." Nance uses the term "Orange Jihad" to describe Trump supporters and domestic militias. Mo Facts compares this rhetoric to the "Black Identity Extremist" label used by the FBI, suggesting the same playbook is being used to criminalize a new segment of the population.

Adam Curry introduces episode 90 of Mo Facts from the Texas Hill Country on February 20, 2023. Co-host Mo Facts discusses his recent oral surgery and the physical difficulty of speaking during the recording. The hosts preview the primary topic of the episode: the intersection of Big Tech and conservative media, specifically the public dispute involving Steven Crowder and The Daily Wire.

The Hill's news panel expressed shock at the $50 million valuation of Steven Crowder's brand, highlighting the massive financial scale of independent conservative media. The hosts note that mainstream journalists often react with resentment toward the earnings of "red media" figures. They also compare the media's reaction to Crowder with the backlash Elon Musk received for his peace proposal regarding the war in Ukraine.

The hosts critique a segment from The Hill where a contributor argued that media figures "owe" their voices to Big Tech. They discuss the "slave contract" nature of modern media, where outlets act as "overseers" for their tech masters. Mo Facts notes that the "litmus test" for authenticity is very sensitive in independent media, and the Daily Wire's perceived impotence in the face of tech censorship is a damaging charge.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts return for episode 87 after a brief hiatus. Mo Facts explains that his transition into running his own business and the complexity of current events contributed to the delay. The hosts discuss potential tweaks to the show's format to ensure a more regular recording schedule moving forward.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open the program on Labor Day, September 5, 2022, discussing their recent hiatus and the transition to securing foundational income. They introduce the "Potluck" theme for the episode, signaling a variety of topics to be covered. The hosts exchange pleasantries regarding a belated birthday and prepare to spin the "wheel of topics."

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 85 from the Texas Hill Country, discussing Curry's recovery from a recent illness. They transition into the day's primary theme: the relationship between race and mental capacity within the framework of eugenics. The discussion serves as a continuation of their previous exploration of genetics, evolution, and social Darwinism following the Roe v. Wade decision.

A host shares a story about his stepdaughter's reaction to a comment he made at a Texas Hill Country restaurant regarding a server's resemblance to Snoop Dogg. The daughter viewed the comparison as racist, leading to a discussion about "misplaced compassion" and how younger generations may be hyper-vigilant for racism. They conclude that this constant scanning for offense is a form of "sympathy" that can be psychologically exhausting.

Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 84 of the podcast from the Texas Hill Country. They discuss personal anecdotes regarding home ownership, specifically dealing with yellow jacket infestations inside drywall. The hosts transition from banter about domestic life and pest control into the primary theme of the episode.