Topic: Agenda Project

The Agenda Project, founded by former DNC strategist Erica Payne, released a viral video titled "Republican Cuts Kill," blaming the Ebola crisis on GOP-led budget reductions. The video claims the CDC and NIH lost nearly $1 billion in funding due to sequestration and discretionary cuts since 2010. Critics point to Payne's history with George Soros and the Roosevelt Institute as evidence that the campaign is a partisan effort to influence the upcoming elections.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss a call for artists to submit designs for a special No Agenda Christmas card. They clarify that the standard Art Generator tool cannot be used for this specific project due to aspect ratio constraints. Listeners are instructed to email their submissions directly to Dvorak with a specific subject line for consideration in "Project X."

Artist Thorin is thanked for contributing episode artwork, which is hosted on the No Agenda Art Generator website. Additionally, a student named Ted created an animation for the show's intro as part of a college project, receiving mixed reactions from his classmates.

A detailed presentation on UN Agenda 21 outlines the plan's goals to abolish private property, restrict human mobility, and centralize populations into "smart growth zones." The segment critiques the "Wildlands Project" and the indoctrination of children through sustainable development curricula in public schools.

The hosts discuss the "Adam Curry John C. Dvorak Library" project and the necessity of listener donations to keep the show ad-free. They address emails from "investors" and discuss the possibility of creating "best of" or "evergreen" content for times when they are unable to record live. The show's value proposition is framed as providing the "actual truth" that mass media ignores.