Fun filled episode in MoCo. There is some changes in the health world for MCPS in the county that could be effecting you. A brand new dog park has come out at Dewey Park with some amazing new facilities at an already amazing park! Alex shares about his favorite types of pizza that he calls "Maryland" style where it has the square shape and a flaky crust. Do you agree with Alex's list? Let us know on our social media. Someones favorite dishes may be the worst to some and great to others but Taste Moco works to provide the best possible lists. Alex deep dives into some of his personal tastes of food and what's going on around Pike & Rose.

In this episode WE TALK ABOUT THE BIRDS OKAY. WE ALL KNOW THERE ARE TOO MANY DANG BIRDS THEY CAN'T BE REAL. As well as other news.

In this edition of The MoCoShow, Alex and Michelle are joined by Daniel Garay, one of The MoCoShow’s interns. They kick off the show by recapping Stained Glass Pub’s dramatic win in TasteMoco’s Best Wings in MoCo tournament and discuss the MoCo wings scene. Recent store & restaurant openings/closings are discussed, and the crew profiles two sports figures with MoCo roots who have helped lead their teams to the playoffs this year; Alex and Daniel discuss their love for local teams. Alex discusses the Burtonsville Jerry’s upcoming rebrand to “Jeffrey’s”, and Daniel talks about the importance of the 2020 Census and how MoCo’s participation numbers stack up. The team closes the show with a discussion about a BIG name possibly taking over Office Depot’s Gaithersburg location.

Alex and Michelle are back after a short break from episode 100. Alex talks about a trip out of MoCo for some amazing food and we hear about what our audience wants to hear more about. The MoCo Eats contests are wrapping up the wings round and the competition as always are heated. Did your favorite win? In huge news we talk about Microsoft recent acquisition of local powerhouse game development company Bethesda / Zenimax. Alex talks about his experience fitting into a new role that teachers are quickly adapting to in order to best teach their students. Local police officer helps older resident of the county with special needs find their way home and we also talk about some amazing contests you can enter. That news and more every week here on the MoCo Show!

In the 100th episode MoCo spectacular, special guest Michael Winslow (Police Academy, Spaceballs) opens the show, Alex looks back on some memorable moments from the past 100 episodes, producer Seth drops by, and Alex and Michelle discuss Montgomery County's latest happenings.

As a thanks to all of you and to celebrate back to school time this year we've got a very special ad free episode! Alex and Michelle are hear to bring you their insight as two teachers in the county and what they expect. Learn about how the virtual classroom shift has come into all of our lives and see how technology has greatly helped them adapt over time. Please don't forget to support the show on all our social medias as next week is our largest, most anticipated episode yet number 100, make sure to listen in and celebrate with us.

In episode 99.5 of the MoCo Show Alex and Michelle discuss a new business “We Art Fun” coming to Germantown, and Michelle compares it to her first job at Color Me Mine. They talk about how renting movies has changed, as well as news on the Washington Football Team. Alex talks about a new frozen yogurt shop coming to the area, as well as another desert option in Rio. In the second section of the show, they discuss the new Wegman’s coming to MoCo, as well as some successful MoCo-Grown personalities and other new openings and closings.

In the most recent edition of The MoCo Show, Alex is joined by Michelle Katz. They open the show by discussing the Thai food MoCo Eats tournament, and how strong some people’s opinions are. Alex shares a local restaurant owner’s take on authenticity in terms of ethnic food as it pertains to the general public. Michelle shares some information about Mazza Gallerie closing down and being sold as a foreclosure. Alex talks about a local MoCo resident athlete who weighed in on the Big 10 postponing sports for the year. Alex talks about local restaurants temporarily closing, and other more permanent closings. Michelle provides her thoughts on the private school debate as it relates to reopening, as well as “Shop Maryland Tax Free Week” as Alex clarifies what that actually means. Alex talks about Julia Louis-Dreyfus growing up in MoCo, as well as The Real Housewives of Potomac. In the final section of the show, Alex and Michelle discuss some new openings, as well as a local MoCo resident who just umpired his first MLB game! Alex provides news on the new government agencies coming to downtown Wheaton. Patisserie Manuel Kitchen just announced that they will be providing free birthday cakes to families of children who can not afford a birthday cake themselves. Finally, Michelle gives an update on episodes 99.5 as well as the upcoming episode 100!

In this edition of The MoCo Show, Alex is joined by Michelle to discuss this weeks news and updates. Michelle and Alex discuss registering to vote and bond over some pro-voting concerts put on in the area back when they were in High School. Alex provides some updates on COVID-19 numbers and news, and reminisces on some old shops and stores they used to frequent in MoCo. Alex and Michelle talk about the new 10 PM law that prohibits the sale of alcohol after 10 PM, as well as some other new sanctions in response to the virus. There has been discussion of adding new districts to the area that would allow for more representation at the county council level. Alex talks about some new openings and closings in the area, as well as sub preferences between the different restaurants. Michelle and Alex close out the show by discussing some towns that are in MoCo as well as other places, navigation before GPS, and The MoCo Show online store!

In this episode of The MoCo Show, Alex is alone to discuss the conclusion of the Best Deli in MoCo Tournament, and some of his personal favorite picks. He discusses some news in the area, how COVID restrictions are impacting High School sports, as well as a recently successful giveaway held with the Montgomery County Mall. Alex discusses a video that showed lightning striking during a recent storm in the area, and a “hidden” basketball court in Rockville. Alex talks about the Washington Football Team and why he’s a supporter of theirs, given MD has a team in the Ravens. Alex talks some more about how COVID is impacting schools, as well as how residents of MoCo will begin to be able to receive at-home tests for the virus. He details what the reopening of Woodward High School, and how it will impact other area schools. Alex tells us about a local old-timer who was recently featured on the Major League Baseball website, and statistics on the percentage of people who are wearing masks in the area. Alex concludes the show by discussing COVID updates, some openings and closings, and MoCo History!