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Messy friendship, games, food, and riffs.
MoJoMenace, feat. Super the Hardest runs on longtime chemistry, half-planned topics, and sharp left turns. A thought about Silicon Valley, Taco Bell, shmups, audio problems, or anniversaries can become the whole point before anyone admits it.
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MoJoMenace, feat. Super the Hardest is a sprawling hangout show with the muscle memory of a group that has been talking together for a long time. John, Moe, and Dave are the recurring center of gravity. They start with a date, a joke, a correction, or a half-remembered intro, then let the room take over. The subject may be games. It may be marriage. It may be Taco Bell, a broken recording setup, a rewatch of Silicon Valley, or the fact that nobody remembers when the last episode came out. That uncertainty is not treated as a problem. It becomes part of the rhythm. The show has a strong gaming streak, especially around shmups, scoring challenges, and the annual Shmuppreciation tradition tied to the larger MoJoMenace community. It also has a food-and-memory streak, where a fast-food order can pull up college stories, old friends, and jokes that keep folding back on themselves. Relationship talk appears in the How to Get Away With Marriage episodes, but the tone stays allergic to tidy wisdom. Even an anniversary becomes less a lesson than a reason to sit at a table and test what still sounds funny. The panel is quick to mock itself. Audio levels, missing descriptions, long hiatuses, and bad planning all become usable material. Pop culture references arrive casually, from Weird Al in UHF to Silicon Valley and Pulp Fiction. Political frustration also cuts through the chatter, usually as blunt side commentary rather than a formal segment. The pacing is fast and loose. People interrupt, revise, push back, and chase the smaller joke inside the larger one. It is rough-edged by design, or at least by habit. That roughness gives the show its identity. Similar podcasts often sell nostalgia, friendship, or geek culture as neatly packaged comfort; this one sounds more like the actual room after the packaging has been thrown away. It is best for listeners who enjoy recurring bits, long friendships, gaming culture, crude but affectionate banter, and conversations that value momentum over structure.
Made for: Best suited to listeners who like conversational comedy, gaming culture, old friend chemistry, and tangents that refuse to apologize. It also fits anyone who prefers rough, personal banter over polished interview formats.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart through its accumulated history: hiatuses, recurring jokes, audio complaints, Shmuppreciation, marriage side episodes, and community references all feed the same conversation. It feels less like a format than a shared archive being argued over in real time.
John, Moe, and Dave cover gaming, movies, culture, food, and everything in between. From the creators of Team Fremont Live, Drunken Gamers Radio, and DGRadio.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Long familiarity turns movies, games, marriage, family memories, and everyday mishaps into funny, revealing conversation.
MoJoMenace, feat. Super the Hardest treats conversation as a record of shared history. John, Moe, and Dave move easily from a damaged car or an old basement recording setup into movies, food, marriage, and the judgments friends accumulate about one another.
This is the basement hang where Oppenheimer, raw beef, and friendship tests meet you at the same table.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Grandma Jean anchors a warm, wandering family episode about food, teasing, and old favorites.
Grandma Jean's nearly three-week visit gives the episode an easy center, turning a family catch-up into a run of affectionate tests: who gets welcomed, who gets teased, and which foods deserve a hard no.
A loose friendship quiz turns scorekeeping into comic oversharing and revealing group banter.
Friendship turns into a contact sport as John, Mo, and Dave try to guess one another's answers in a loose, joke-forward quiz that keeps finding better reasons to wander.
A basement reunion drifts through old history before landing on what a historical movie leaves out.
Back at a Team Fremont folding table after at least 15 years away from this basement as a regular recording spot, John, Moe, and Dave settle into the kind of talk that finds its point by circling it.
A 22nd anniversary chat turns patience, grace, and mutual irritation into a messy, affectionate case for staying together.
How to Get Away With Marriage turns a 22nd anniversary into a loose, affectionate conversation about patience, communication, fun, and grace. The pair never shape those ideas into a tidy formula.
Gaming news drifts into Kingdom Hearts confusion, shirt jokes, and hopes for Epic Mickey 3.
The February 6, 2022 episode treats gaming news as a loose conversation rather than a straight rundown. Sony buying Bungie for $3.6 billion leads into Kingdom Hearts on Switch and Lost Ark finally landing on PC, but the real texture comes from how John and Josh move through the…
John and Moe celebrate their 22nd wedding anniversary by discussing the secrets to their long-term marriage.
John and Josh discuss Sony's $3.6 billion acquisition of Bungie and Nintendo's Switch sales surpassing the Wii.
Dave and his co-host discuss Tom Hanks as Dave's favorite actor, touching on his career eras and likability.
John and Jash discuss the surprise release of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass on Nintendo Switch, detailing the first wave of courses.
The hosts engage in casual banter about current events and re-watching the TV show Silicon Valley.
A couple discusses their 22nd anniversary and plans to talk about their life experiences together.
The hosts of Super the Hardest return after a hiatus, bantering about their intro and past episodes.
Three friends reminisce about their first Taco Bell experiences while eating at a Taco Bell for the first time in years.
The hosts of Super the Hardest banter about current events, personal preparedness, and their return from a hiatus.
A special crossover episode celebrating Intergalactic Shmuppreciation Month 2025, where hosts discuss shmups, scoring challenges, and the annual event.
The hosts of Super The Hardest discuss audio quality issues and banter about personal anecdotes.
The hosts of 'Super the Hardest' joke about Dave's thyroid issue and his impending departure from the show.
Super the Hardest brings Grandma Jean into a long family hangout with John, Moe, and Dave, and the talk quickly centers on Ethan's $300 bidet, the pullout couch, and Jean's three-week stay.
MoJoMenace, featuring Super the Hardest, centers this Come On, Dave!
On March 21, 2024, MoJoMenace hosts John, Moe, and Dave open with Dave deciding whether to trust Ernesto's free repair of a Pacifica damaged by Ernesto's wife or involve insurance.
John, Moe, and Dave return to John’s basement on January 18, 2024, for their first Stuff of the Year episode in two years.