Topic: 13th Anniversary

The 13th-anniversary artwork for the show, titled "Post Orange," is credited to artist Mountain J. The design features a goat and a bell, with a color scheme that draws comparisons to "A Clockwork Orange." The hosts discuss the aesthetic choices of the piece, including the background color and the fact that it marks the first time two women in a row have provided the show's art.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak celebrate the 13th anniversary of the No Agenda Show, reflecting on their partnership and the evolution of the podcast. They play a classic clip from an early episode where they originally predicted the show would only cover three topics and last under 40 minutes. The hosts express gratitude to their producers, artists, and the "troll room" community for supporting the value-for-value model.

In the final segment of the 13th-anniversary show, the hosts reflect on the declining trust in mainstream outlets like the New York Times and Washington Post. They credit the rise of "real alternative media" and podcasting for providing necessary deconstruction. The show concludes with a series of end-of-show mixes and a reminder to support the show at Dvorak.org/NA.

A clip of Cindy McCain claiming "everyone knew" about Jeffrey Epstein's activities is revisited. The hosts conclude the episode by inviting listeners to the 13th-anniversary celebration on Sunday and thanking the producers for their continued support.

Shane McLaughlin from Pittsburgh donated $200, criticizing Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf for keeping the state "locked up and masked up." The show is approaching its 13th anniversary on October 26th, coinciding with its 1300th episode. Listeners were reminded that their production titles are legitimate in the entertainment industry and could even be used to seek employment at firms like Gimlet Media.