The Moe Dimanche Show

Afroman and the Lemon Poundcake Phenomenon: How American Politics Just Changed

Afroman has changed the American political landscape after his court victory over a defamation suit brought by Adams County sheriff's deputies in Ohio. A deputy's double-take at a plate of Lemon Pound Cake on a counter during the raid on Afroman's home prompted the song that has taken the nation by storm. It also prompted an important conversation: how "free" isFreedom of Speech? And how far has corruption rooted itself in the American judicial system? #Afroman #lemonpoundcake

Joy Zuraff and the Case for Abolishing Florida's Department of Children and Families

After body cam footage surfaced that showed DCF workers and Santa Rosa County sheriff's deputies taking a child named Kenlee from the custody of her mother Joy Zuraff, Americans are outraged at what they saw. This case has spurred calls for the abolishment of DCF and taking a serious look at what is called "Medical Kidnapping" in Florida. Moe breaks down the legal nuts and bolts, and explains how the taking of Kenlee was illegal, and why Kenlee must be returned home to her mother.

Boko Haram and the Nicki Minaj Factor

In recent months, Nicki Minaj has been a vocal critic of the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. After inviting global leaders to take a second look at the crisis, she sat down with Erika Kirk at a TPUSA event and raised awareness to the crimes of Boko Haram in Nigeria. Shortly afterward, the Trump Administration announced targeted strikes on ISIS in Nigeria on Christmas of 2025. This caused a delay in the ultimate invasion of Venezuela and the capture of Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces, but it has most certainly cemented Minaj as a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.

George Zinn the Patsy and Charlie Kirk, a Potential POTUS | Moe Ep 1

Not many people know that Charlie Kirk was a contender for president of the United States. 2028 may have been his year, but after he was assassinated at Utah Valley University, folks can only wonder "what if". Today, we talk about the designated patsy, George Zinn, and declining confidence in the FBI.