3 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Artwork, Episode 1600 and Vanishing Points
The artwork for the 1600th episode, created by Sir Shug (Faux Diddley), is praised for its "infinity" theme and use of vanishing points. Other submissions from Parker Pauly and Capitalist Agenda are also reviewed for their technical execution and visual impact.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the 1600th episode of the No Agenda show, broadcasting from the Texas Hill Country and Northern Silicon Valley. The hosts reflect on the show's 16-year history, recalling a moment at episode 100 when Curry considered quitting. They settle on "Futility" as a potential title for the milestone episode, noting the persistent chaos in world events despite their long-term efforts at media deconstruction.
The hosts sign off, promoting the upcoming 1600th episode and the "Behind the Schemes" program featuring Graham from Grimerica. The show concludes with a "Billy Bones" musical mix featuring clips of Lindsey Graham calling for war and various media gaffes. The final sign-off includes the traditional "Adios mofos" and "A-hooey."
