In The Moement

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.

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.

This week, Moe reacts to the Surprise Dave Chappelle special, breaks down Jake Paul’s loss, and opens up about a surprise trip to D.C. that left him more uncomfortable than expected. He also shares why you should never let companies embarrass you after you refuse pennies or fake flowers and why, lately, Moe honestly feels like his life might be over.

This week got international real quick. Moe went to South Korea for the weekend and almost didn’t make it back into the country, Nate admitted to something she does on planes that had the whole studio wondering how she’s never been arrested, and Moe and his friend found out the hard way that Korea does not care about your vibes when you’ve been drinking. Plus, the craziest things we’ve ever seen go down at work holiday parties.Wild trips, bad decisions, and stories that probably shouldn’t be told… but are anyway.

There was a huge surprise for Moe at his party over the Weeknd! Someone came at Moe’s girl, Nate committed a party foul of her own, and Moe’s relationship might be in jeopardy...Moe also addresses a string of rude encounters in Detroit, a wild Uber moment, unexpected shade in his DMs, and a few “conflicts” he didn’t even know he had with certain people. Drama, truth-telling, and a whole lot of confusion. Tap in.

This week, Moe drops a life-changing announcement he’s been holding onto — and everything after that just gets crazier. From partying with the wrong family over Thanksgiving, to Nate’s story about surprising her followers (and the one woman who made her want to quit doing it), to a Moah’s Ark moment where Moe legitimately wonders if his life might be over… this episode is wild from start to finish. Big news, bad decisions, and even worse omens. Tap in.

The Thanksgiving episode that got way out of hand. Moe and Nate went out, and Moe is officially “never drinking again.” Then Moe accidentally walked into something he can never un-see — a full-blown gay sex party — and somehow got invited to the “Poop Cruise.” He also addresses the comments popping up on his page about a former Bert Show member and breaks down his non-negotiables when it comes to Thanksgiving. Holiday chaos. Let’s eat.

This week gets wild real quick. Moe accidentally had a tip slip at the gym (yes… THAT kind of slip), Nate reveals the full story of the time she got arrested, and Moe opens up about leaving the show and what learning to control his emotions has really looked like. Plus, a deeper question: when do you forgive people for racism… or do you ever? Uncomfortable in the best way. Tap in.

This week, things got real (and a little expensive). Nate caused Moe to lose all of his money, then turned around and asked him about being proposed to! Meanwhile, Moe was called a d** by a "follower for saying this...All the while one of his closest friends dropped some hard truth about how leaving The Bert Show has changed him… for better or worse. Honest, funny, and a little uncomfortable!