Topic: Architects

Former Representative Kurt Weldon appeared on Tucker Carlson's program to call for a new investigation into the September 11 attacks. Weldon argues that 9/11 remains the biggest scandal in American history and suggests that relevant information is still being suppressed. He advocates for architects and engineers to testify under oath regarding the collapse of the buildings.

The show concludes with a brief mention of a Delta Airlines flight diverted due to a "biohazard" diarrhea incident. The hosts sign off and transition into end-of-show music mixes produced by Tidewater Architect and Isaac Contreras.

Architect Richard Gage of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth appeared on C-SPAN to challenge the NIST report on the collapse of World Trade Center 7. Gage argues that the symmetrical, free-fall acceleration of the building indicates a controlled demolition rather than a fire-induced structural failure. He disputes the NIST computer models that suggest internal column failures led to the total collapse without visible exterior warpage.

The opening of the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York sparked controversy over its gift shop, which sold items like "burning building" snow globes. CNN's Don Lemon and Jake Tapper are critiqued for shifting the focus away from the gift shop controversy toward discrediting "truthers." The hosts defend the legitimacy of groups like Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth against media labels of "conspiracy theorists."

The No Agenda newsletter art, often sourced from the community art generator, sparked listener interest after featuring a woman in a swimming pool. Recent donations include contributions from Sir Andrew Seuss in Melbourne and an anonymous employee at Apple. The hosts discuss the high number of architects who listen to the show, attributing it to the profession's requirement for "outside the box" thinking and artistic sensibility.

Plans are underway to construct a "Hay Citizen Library" in Austin using donated shipping containers, with assistance from Studio 8 Architects. The project aims to create an open-source, green community space, though the hosts are currently advising listeners to wait for further instructions before attempting to ship actual containers.

Over 1,000 members of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth held a global press conference on February 19, 2010, to challenge the official narrative of the Twin Towers' collapse. They argue that the pulverization of buildings into powder and the free-fall acceleration of World Trade Center 7 suggest controlled demolition. The hosts compare the lack of collapse in the Austin IRS building fire to the 2001 events.

A program featuring Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth aired on a local access cable channel, signaling a rise in public dissent and dissatisfaction. One host observes that such content is beginning to "creep through" to mainstream cable audiences despite the heavy commercialization of basic cable programming.