In The Moement

I’ve listened and I wanted to share something that might actually help the show grow. When one person is venting or giving an opinion and the other person just agrees the whole time, the conversation starts to feel one-sided. We don’t need an echo chamber. A good podcast has balance. That’s what keeps people engaged. When everything gets agreed with, it almost sounds like she’s scared to disagree, and it takes away from the fun of listening. Adding more back-and-forth and playing devil’s advocate sometimes would make the episodes a lot more interesting.

Moe brings something a lot of podcasts are missing right now: honesty!! Always funny, sometimes messy, sometimes vulnerable, but always real. You may not agree with everything he says, but you’ll never question whether he’s being himself. The show feels like real conversations instead of forced podcast personalities. I’m happy to see you still going with all this hate you have received over the years. Heavy is the head who wears the crown, keep going King!

I used to love him on the radio. But since leaving, he constantly alludes to sharing his story, but it’s behind a paywall. Once you pay, he says nothing. It’s all a manipulative money grab and reveals so much about his character - and I hate feeling manipulated. He lacks authenticity. I think we can all now see why he has gone through so many cohosts- the common denominator behind each leaving is him. It can’t always be someone else’s fault and the most recent cohost says nothing - just there to support him and not get fired.

I can’t keep up with the change of co-hosts anymore. The women seem scared to disagree with him. I think the most disappointing is how Moe will tease a story..and then never mention it during the podcast. He talks about the same past conflicts all the time, but only expresses anger and never tells his story completely.