Maurice Green
142 episodes listed below
Wrestling-first sports talk with room to roam.
No Words Barred Podcast runs on quick reactions, card predictions, and friendly argument, with WWE usually setting the pace. Mo and Chris Mack fold in NBA, WNBA, NCAA, NFL, music, and weather detours without losing the wrestling-first spine.
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No Words Barred Podcast is built around wrestling talk that refuses to stay boxed in. Mo and Chris Mack treat WWE as the home base, then let the conversation spill into the rest of sports and pop culture. The result is quick, familiar, and opinionated. Recent episodes work through WrestleMania predictions, Royal Rumble expectations, Elimination Chamber outcomes, NXT call-ups, AAA crossover matches, Judgment Day developments, and title-picture logic. They care about the details. A discussion of Becky, AJ, Maxine, Lyra, Bailey, Gunther, Seth Rollins, or EO Sky can turn into a longer read on what the story has been trying to prove. The same episode may then swing toward WNBA labor news, NCAA tournament picks, NBA All-Star Weekend, NFL playoff fallout, baseball's return, hockey at the Winter Olympics, or a Grammys result. That range is part of the texture. It does not sound like a segmented studio show with polished walls between topics. It sounds like two longtime fans keeping score across the week. The energy is warm but direct, with plenty of course-correction, teasing, memory checks, and fast pivots. They will make a prediction, talk themselves into or out of it, and then compare it with a match, team, award, or player from somewhere else. The show is especially strong when it runs card by card and asks what the booking actually sets up. It is also comfortable being personal. Birthdays, emergency surgery, local weather in Virginia and Atlanta, and the ordinary rhythm of missing a week all show up beside the sports talk. That looseness gives the show its shape. It is not trying to be a neutral recap feed. It is a fan conversation with enough memory to challenge hype and enough range to notice when the wider sports week matters. Listeners coming for WWE analysis will get the most from it, especially around major events. Listeners who like their wrestling talk mixed with NBA, WNBA, NCAA, NFL, music, and casual life detours will understand the appeal even faster.
Made for: Best for wrestling fans who follow WWE closely and like predictions, storyline memory, and post-show argument. It also fits sports fans who enjoy basketball, football, tournament talk, and music references folded into the same conversation.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by treating wrestling as the main event without pretending the rest of the sports week is separate. Its loose Mo-and-Chris-Mack rhythm makes detailed card talk feel like a fast conversation between regulars.
Moe & Chris Mac touch on multiple recent topics in the music and sports world. Unfiltered, no BS, no punches held. Follow us on IG: Nowordsbarredcast, Twitter: @RappersRActors & @MoeBeKnowin @NWBarredPodcast
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
A wide sports fan-table show, strongest when WWE storylines and WNBA stakes get argued with memory, pace, and personal investment.
No Words Barred Podcast sits on the Sports beat with the feel of a fan table that never stays in one lane for long. Pro wrestling usually opens the door: WrestleMania predictions, Crown Jewel matchups, title paths, character turns, and the usual argument over where a card is…
Bring the part of you that treats WrestleMania picks and WNBA finals takes equally seriously.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A WrestleMania primer that is strongest when it settles into the Becky Lynch discussion.
With WrestleMania season in full swing, the episode covers both nights of the card, sketches out the hosts' predictions, and keeps a little room open for the surprise that usually sneaks in. It moves fast, but not in a rushed way.
A brisk March catch-up that turns bracket fallout and CBA news into loose, engaging sports talk.
This March sports roundup moves briskly, taking in NCAA tournament fallout, women’s hoops, the WNBA’s new CBA, baseball’s return, and the final stretch of WrestleMania buildup.
Apologies, wrestling talk, and a Wizards detour keep the hangout moving.
The episode opens with apologies, first for missing the previous week because of health issues and emergency surgery, then for a Washington Wizards night that deserves one to fans after Bam's 83 points.
A lively sports conversation that leans hardest into the WNBA and the week’s biggest headlines.
Run Those Jewels moves fast, starting with the week’s loudest sports arguments and never really slowing down. It bounces from Crown Jewel to the WNBA Finals, Bad Bunny’s backlash after the halftime-show news, the Flacco trade, and a rough stretch for the Yankees and Giants.
A loose, fan-first sports hang that folds an MVP note, a wrestling card, and a ballpark memory into one easy ride.
This episode settles into a loose, fan-first sports hang. It starts in fall, runs through the NFL calendar and the WNBA playoffs, then drifts into an MVP note, Wrestlepalooza, and a Richmond baseball memory.
WrestleMania season is here.
March is doing the most.
Samoa and Chris Mack open on apologies.
This episode discusses various sports and entertainment events including a tobacco settlement announcement, Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl, Winter Olympics hockey, NBA All-Star Weekend, and wrestling's Elimination Chamber leading to WrestleMania.
This episode discusses recent major events in sports, music, and entertainment, including the Washington Wizards' trade deadline shocker, wrestling achievements, and the Grammys leading into Super Bowl week.
This episode discusses winter weather conditions, previews the upcoming WWE Royal Rumble event, and explores potential movements across various sports including NFL, NBA, and wrestling.
Moe and Chris Mack kick off 2026 discussing NFL playoffs, coaching changes, NBA trade rumors, and NXT call-ups.
The hosts discuss recent NFL and NBA events, including a Buccaneers loss and Knicks victory, with a humorous holiday-themed opening.
The hosts discuss John Cena's final match, the NBA Cup final four, and Survivor Series fallout.
This episode previews the Survivor Series wrestling event with War Games matches and John Cena's appearance, discusses Shador Sanders' first NFL win, and covers NBA Cup games during Thanksgiving week.
The hosts discuss recent developments in NBA, NFL, NCAA basketball, and WWE, including surprise teams, injuries, and championship scenarios.
A sponsored ad for Mood.com cannabis followed by the start of a music and sports talk show.
The episode opens with a quick sprint through the week’s biggest sports noise.
The hosts open on fall and the sports mood that comes with it.
This episode discusses the start of the NFL season, upcoming wrestling events like Clash of Pairs and Wrestle Palooza, recent wrestling news, WMBA playoffs, and the release of NBA 2K, with hosts sharing personal gaming plans.
This episode previews the WWE Royal Rumble season, discussing predictions and surprises, and covers the new partnership between TNA and WWE.
The hosts kick off 2025 with a lively discussion covering WWE events like Raw and NXT New Year's Evil, along with topics such as lawsuits, lockdowns, and LiAngelo Ball's music.
The hosts discuss ongoing conflicts in wrestling, football, and music, previewing a new episode of their sports and music talk show.
The hosts discuss recent NBA surprises and injuries, build-up to Survivor Series, and the legacy of a deceased music icon.
Moe and Chris Mac discuss recent sports events including NBA season start, WWE Crown Jewel, and AEW updates, plus Young Thug's release.
The hosts discuss recent WWE events, WNBA Finals, and NFL trades.
The hosts discuss upcoming WWE Bad Blood event, NXT debut on CW, Vince documentary, AEW deal, and WNBA season.
The hosts discuss recent NFL and WNBA events, including Cowboys' loss and Falcons' win, along with other sports news.
The hosts pay tribute to wrestler Psycho Sid and discuss recent topics in music and sports.
The hosts discuss Team USA Men's Basketball and Steph Curry's performance in the Olympics.
Moe and Chris Mack discuss SummerSlam and the Olympics, with a sponsored segment about Mood cannabis.
Hosts Mo and Chris Mack discuss recent WWE events, including SummerSlam and acquiring tickets for Bad Blood.
Hosts Mo and Chris Mack discuss recent topics in music and sports, with an opening ad for Mood cannabis.
Hosts discuss recent WWE events and the upcoming NBA draft, focusing on the Washington Wizards' potential pick Alex Sarr.
The hosts discuss the NBA finals and personal health updates after a cannabis ad read.
Moe and Chris Mack discuss recent WWE events, including Dirty Dom's segment and the move to Netflix.
The hosts discuss the NBA playoffs second round, potential media rights changes, and the success of New York teams.