71 chapters across the catalog
The hosts continue their final round of donor thank-yous, reading messages from long-time listeners and "de-deadbeating" those who made their first contributions. They emphasize that the "Value for Value" model is about the emotional connection and validation from the audience rather than just the money. Adam Curry confirms the archives will remain available in perpetuity at mofax.com.
The hosts read the names of executive and associate executive producers who contributed to episode 96. They highlight the use of the Fountain app for sending "boosts" of Satoshis and thank the community for their continued financial support through various platforms.
The hosts continue reading donations from Associate Executive Producers and "Boostagrams" sent via modern podcasting apps like Fountain and Podverse. They discuss the "GBG" (Give Blacks Guns) jingle and acknowledge various "Satoshi" donations. Mo Facts clarifies a filing issue regarding missing checks from December and January, and they direct listeners to MoFundMe.com for future support.
The hosts conclude the donation segment by acknowledging the "Big Club" mentioned by George Carlin, noting how elite investors lost millions in FTX while performing zero due diligence. They read the final list of donors for episode 90, including "new money" contributions and "Mo Karma" requests. They emphasize that the show's value is determined by the listeners and encourage continued support through MoFundMe.com.
Adam Curry reads the names of executive producers and donors who supported the show via PayPal and Bitcoin. Significant donations from "Sir Lurks-a-lot" and others are acknowledged. The hosts discuss technical improvements in Podcasting 2.0 apps like Fountain and Podverse, which now allow users to purchase Bitcoin directly within the app to support creators.
The hosts conclude the donation segment by thanking individual contributors like Gregory Kierdak and Reggie Roberts. They discuss the transition from physical cash to digital currency and reiterate the importance of the "Value for Value" model. Listeners are encouraged to use new podcast apps to support the show's mission of deconstructing social engineering.
The hosts share a lighthearted moment regarding Mo Facts' birthday and identify their respective FEMA regions (Region 6 for Adam and Region 3 for Mo). They continue to thank donors who contribute through PayPal and other fiat methods, emphasizing that every contribution helps maintain the show's independence.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts thank their executive and associate executive producers for their financial support during the show's hiatus. They emphasize the "Value for Value" model, which allows the show to remain independent of corporate advertising. Notable donors include Sir Scovey, Bullin' Sons LLC, and Melissa Shotgun Reeve. The hosts also explain how listeners can use modern podcast apps to send "boosts" in Bitcoin Satoshis.
The show concludes with a final round of thanks to donors who contributed via Bitcoin Satoshis and PayPal. Adam Curry encourages listeners to use the Fountain app to earn and send value. Mo Facts thanks the "Facts Family" for their patience and support, noting that the show's catalog remains a valuable resource for those seeking an independent perspective on race and culture.
The episode concludes with the classic "Say goodnight to the bad guy" clip from *Scarface*, serving as a tribute to Kevin Samuels. Adam Curry and Mofax wrap up the show, reiterating their pro-family message and the importance of independent media. They invite listeners to support the show at mofundme.com and announce that episode 83 will follow in 14 days.
The hosts thank their executive producers and donors, including Sir Vince and Aug Fomp Arts, for supporting the show's "value for value" model. They discuss the importance of financial independence from corporate bosses and encourage listeners to use modern podcast apps to send Bitcoin Satoshis.
A 2016 clip of Barack Obama discussing a hypothetical "third term" via a front-man with an earpiece is compared to recent footage of him ignoring Joe Biden at the White House. The hosts conclude the episode by thanking final donors and sending "Mo Karma" to listeners facing health challenges.
The hosts transition to the "Value for Value" segment, thanking executive producers and donors for supporting the independent show. They discuss the importance of direct listener support in an era of corporate censorship. A listener-contributed transcript database is highlighted as a powerful new research tool for the "Facts Family." The segment concludes with a prayer for a community member battling cancer.
The hosts conclude the second donation segment, thanking "Associate Executive Producers" and "Boostogram" senders. They express their preference for "new money" in the form of Bitcoin and digital streaming sats. They emphasize that the "Value for Value" model is the only way to maintain a show that speaks truthfully about sensitive topics like George Soros and institutional corruption.
The hosts reflect on how "The Wire," written by former journalist David Simon, accurately predicted the current state of urban decay and institutional failure. They discuss the future of "sector policing" and social credit scores. The episode ends with a call to build "parallel networks" and the announcement of a new Mastodon server for the Mo Facts community to ensure continued connection outside of mainstream social media.
The final segment recognizes "boostergram" donors who sent Satoshis via modern podcasting apps like Fountain. Listeners like Terry Keller and Sam Smock are thanked for their continued support. The hosts reiterate the importance of the value for value model and encourage listeners to visit mofundme.com to help the show transition to a full-time endeavor.
Adam and Mo conduct an extensive thank-you segment for their donors, following the "Value for Value" model. They credit top executive producers including Sir Sorted Out and Benjamin Ellis. They discuss the transition to Podcasting 2.0 apps like Fountain.fm and the use of "boostagrams" and Satoshis for real-time support.
The hosts finish the donor list, reading a note from a Barbadian listener about the social pressures on Black men regarding traditional employment. They reiterate the call for support through MoFundMe and new podcasting apps before moving into the final segment.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the "Value for Value" funding model, encouraging listeners to contribute time, talent, and treasure to keep the show ad-free. They read letters from donors who are facing vaccine mandates and describe their career shifts as a "personal great reset." The segment includes a list of executive producers and a discussion on the future of decentralized media through Bitcoin and new podcast apps.
Additional donations are acknowledged from producers like Zach Welch and David Fox. The hosts discuss "new money" (Bitcoin and Satoshis) and the importance of the MoFundMe.com donation portal. They briefly mention a potential "cringey" show collaboration between Stephen Colbert and Charlamagne tha God.
