Mo Reese Returns With 'More w/Mo' Podcast

LOS ANGELES — Mo Reese has announced the re-launch of his podcast "More w/Mo."

After a year and a half hiatus, Reese returns to the mic to interview more of the adult industry’s top talent.

“'More w/Mo' was the brainchild of Richard Avery, the owner of Juliland.com and Juliland Radio,” stated Reese. “Richard invited me to be the first male host in the Juliland Universe five years ago and we did 200 episodes together. After the last episode, he decided that he was ready to step away from the show. I will miss doing interviews with him and the fun banter we had but I’m looking forward to the future and going at it on my own.”

Six new episodes of "More w/Mo" have already been launched, the latest featuring XBIZ Female Performer of the Year Abigail Mac. 

“I’m still getting used to doing this again, but I’m very happy with the interviews I’ve done with Karla Lane, Lily Lane, Jessica Lust, Kira Noir, Michael Vegas and Abigail Mac,” said Reese. “My goal is to talk to members of the adult industry about more than just what they do on camera or behind the camera. I want listeners to get to know more about these talented people that they may have only seen having sex.”

Click here for new and past episodes of "More w/Mo" and follow the show on Twitter and Instagram.

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