Tell Me Moore Podcast

Mac Moore and Colin Wright have Too Many Points about Patriots signing Cam Newton, Chiefs DT Chris Jones threatens to holdout, the unpredictability of shortened MLB season and will winning the NBA title mean more this year.

Mac Moore, Nick Adams and Brandon Pickens talk about if MLB and NBA are ready to return, how other sports have fared so far, did MLB miss an opportunity to grow the sport and will the NBA bubble burst. Then the trio breaks down NASCAR standing with Bubba Wallace, how the noose incident was handled and how other leagues have addressed social issues like police brutality. Finally, the crew make bets on who will win the NBA championship and if the NBA will even play a game.

Mac Moore and Brandon Pickens talk about Dave Chappelle's latest special 8:46, the response to the murder of George Floyd, how systemic racism goes deeper than the horrific videos of police brutality, how Chappelle has talked about police brutality throughout his comedy career and what the five fingers say to the face of anybody who interjects the phrase "All Lives Matter." Black. Lives. Matter. Period.

Mac Moore and Colin Wright talk about 'King of Staten Island,' Peter Davidson's transition to movies, Judd Apatow's efforts to promote young comedy stars, the big price tag for VOD films and a ranking of movies directed by Apatow.

Mac Moore, Ethan Hrabe and Nick Adams talk about the FX mockumentary series about vampires who call Staten Island home, how an energy vampire brought life to the show and what does a show about the undead tell us about how we are living in America.

Mac Moore and Ethan Hrabe talk about the nostalgia trip at NXT TakeOver: In Your House, Rhea Ripley's stock dropping, whether Keith Lee or Johnny Gargano had more to prove, if Karrion Kross is the next big thing and how Adam Cole-Velveteen Dream's cinematic match compares to recent attempts to challenge wrestling as a form.

Mac Moore, Nick Adams and Colin Wright talk about the HBO docu-series 'McMillions.' The Crew looks at which details from the McDonald's Monopoly scam were left out, how Agent Doug Matthews became the star and how the fraud masterminds took a backseat. Then the crew takes turn casting actors for parts in the planned feature film based on the Daily Beast's article about the crimes.

Mac, Moore, Ethan Hrabe, Nick Adams, Colin Wright, Nat Harper and Cousin Jeff talk about FXX series 'Dave,' a semi-biographical look at the life of Dave Burd, aka Lil' Dicky. The Crew discuss how the show bends reality, how the show attempts to go deeper than the low-brow humor seen on the surface and what everybody expects from season two.

Mac Moore and Ethan Hrabe discuss the Double or Nothing card, including: the crazy spectacle that was Stadium Stampede, how Mr. Brodie Lee stacks up so far, is Lance Archer going to be a top heel, how MJF continues to be the top heel, Hikaru Shida delivers an emotional moment and what to think of Brian Cage's debut.

Mac Moore, Brandon Pickens, Colin Wright and Jeff Moore talk about the final two episodes of the Last Dance, the accuracy of stories like the Flu Game, if Reggie and/or Mike should have been called for a push off, what was the best meme created by the doc and the Crew finally settle the GOAT debate.

Mac Moore, Wade Christensen and Ethan Hrabe talk about Money in the Bank, were the MITB matches successful in climbing the corporate ladder, their thoughts on Bray-Braun having a taped match that wasn't cinematic, Drew McIntyre's handshake with Seth Rollins and Becky's pregnancy announcement.

Mac Moore and Brandon Pickens lead the Queue Crew through episodes 7 and 8 of the Last Dance documentary, but really they just talk hoops for a couple hours despite a bad Zoom connection. Enjoy.

Mac Moore and Colin Wright discuss the first six episodes of the Last Dance on ESPN, including: how the doc remained captivating despite very few surprises; Jordan's relationship with his teammates, opponents and gambling; a mini Jordan-Lebron debate; and what we look forward to seeing next.

Mac, Wade and Ethan get together (remotely) to recap an audience-less WrestleMania, cinematic matches receiving high praise, what didn't work and why Wade is finally running low on toilet paper. Editor's Note: This was recorded on April 11. The rumors of a WWE employee having COVID-19 seem to be false and the Money in the Bank PPV has been rescheduled.

The Queue Crew continues its transition to the Quarantine Crew, breaking down Netflix's Tiger King as Mac, Wade and Ethan just want to break out of their big cat cages.

The Queue Crew becomes the Quarantine Crew as Mac Moore and Colin Wright deal with theaters and sporting events getting shut down by streaming sports movies Uncut Gems and The Way Back.

Mac, Wade and Ethan take their first shot at a remote video podcast in response to the coronavirus social distancing efforts. The gang talks about WrestleMania 36 still scheduled with no audience, Brodie Lee and Broken Matt Hardy debut in AEW and why we should really just watch old wrestling or Tiger King.

Mac and Ethan bring back the Making a Mark Wrestling Show just as coronavirus threatens to take away all sporting events, including WrestleMania 36. But before that, they got to watch AEW: Revolution and Elimination Chamber and they want to tell you all about it.

Mac and Wade talk about one of the best Royal Rumble matches in years, a Women's Royal Rumble match filled with NXT talent and the Road to WrestleMania already shaping up nicely.

Mac and Wade break down this year's Royal Rumble, fantasy booking the winners of the Men's and Women's Royal Rumble matches with their paths to WrestleMania and which NXT talents need to make an appearance. Also, a quick look at Worlds Collide and some AEW: Dynamite discussion.