Moe talks about a stalker who he fears he might run into this weekend. Touches on his biggest regret in radio so far and what losing someone he once called a close friend actually feels like when the cameras are off. Oh and yea he might’ve crossed a line with a co-worker and he's taking accountability for it.

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Moe kicks things off with Why I’m Mad: A comment from his grandmother aimed at his lady didn’t sit right with him. Then things escalate when his girl unknowingly puts him in a situation that almost turns into a dangerous confrontation.

From relationship tension to church habits that quietly get on everyone’s nerves.

Unfiltered takes on the Super Bowl, the halftime performance, the Bad Bunny debate, Chris Brown’s post-show comments, and the commercials.

The episode closes on a deeply emotional note as Moe reflects on the service for his Godfather… and we say a heartfelt “see you later” to Nate as she steps back into her regular life.

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Episode 280 starts with an explosive confession and it sets the tone for a week of big shifts. Why I’m Mad makes its return as I break down how both my family and "new family" both somehow let me down at the same time. I also reveal a wild personal connection tied to a name that landed on an explosive list this week, unpack the hilarious and inspiring moments from the Grammys, and share a deeply personal story that brought my mom to tears.

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A storm outside turns into storms everywhere else. Moe breaks down the chaos of being the only man on an all-women vacation, the massage that went completely left, and a relationship disagreement that hits deeper than expected. A lie from a family member raises questions, a friend’s comment forces a decision, and Moe confronts how different he and his lady really are.

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This week, the conversation continues as Moe opens up about a former co-host and then gets real about losing his Godfather and what that loss has done to him.

Meanwhile, things get messy in real time as we try to figure out whether a familiar married man just slid into a friend’s DMs, and Nate is forced to explain (and defend) something she does in other people’s bathrooms that has everyone questioning her morals.

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The tour started… and things immediately went left. Moe breaks down what really happened at his first show, the wild moments he witnessed in New York, an embarrassing night at a high-end restaurant, and the long-term friend who betrayed him for nothing.

From being offered hard drugs in front of his family, to debating whether he should leave the country or back out of a dangerous trip, this episode ends with Moe finally addressing the comments, the silence, and the truth about a former co-host he hasn’t talked about until now.

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It’s already feeling unhinged in 2026. Moe gets real about his depression and why it’s been weighing on him, then somehow ends up insulting Nate by questioning whether she’s actually a friend. Moe also addresses the awkward Moement of being caught doing the naughty by his neighbor and a response to an article floating around about him, while Nate casually announced that she’s heading to Thailand to find a “happy ending.” Add in a friend cheating on his wife and Moe trying desperately to stop a listener from cheating on her husband, and you’ve got an episode that’s funny, uncomfortable, and way more honest than planned. Welcome to 2026.

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Moe explains why he somehow ended up picking women’s underwear up off the street, Nate shares the scary moment she passed out in class and nearly died, and then things take a turn. Moe opens up through tears about the theme of his 2025 (Year of the Snake)“I thought we were family.” He talks about what therapy has revealed about why he carries so much pain, what it feels like when everyone seems to come for you at once, and how betrayal hits differently when it comes from people you loved.

Funny moments, heavy truths, and one of the most honest episodes yet.

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