Topic: Air Horns

Residents of Ottawa express extreme frustration with the constant noise from the trucker convoy, specifically the deafening sound of air horns throughout the night. Protesters maintain that the noise will continue until the government lifts pandemic mandates. The segment highlights the "uncomfortableness" involved in historical change and the direct impact of the protest tactics on local citizens.

Adam Curry mentions being approached by a "podcast broker" regarding a potential sale of the show. The hosts discuss the mechanics of media buyouts, including non-compete clauses and the transfer of intellectual property like jingles and email lists, while jokingly suggesting they could start a "Blow Agenda" spin-off.

Adam Curry describes attending the "5x7" art event at the Contemporary Museum in Austin with his wife, Micky. The event features anonymous 5-inch by 7-inch art pieces sold for $100 each on a first-come, first-served basis triggered by an air horn. Curry admits to "cockblocking" and elbowing other attendees to secure specific pieces, criticizing the chaotic nature of the charity event.

The TSA's "Blogger Bob" issued travel tips for Super Bowl XLVII, prohibiting air horns and various "concealment flasks" in carry-on luggage. The agency also deployed Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response (VIPER) teams to transportation hubs in New Orleans to augment security for the high-profile event.