Topic: Brian Adams

A critique of long-form YouTube content, specifically "The Whatever Podcast," which features multi-hour discussions with OnlyFans creators and influencers about relationship issues. The hosts discuss the "manosphere" trend and the specific hand gestures used by female guests, which they label as "bird hands." They suggest that a return to "kale" might be a better solution for modern social ailments.

Brian from Tulsa and Eric Adams from Vermont sent donations to support the "amygdala-shrinking" cause. Adams noted he was stepping up because the hosts previously mentioned a lack of donors from Vermont. Both requested health and jobs karma for their respective businesses.

The show concludes with the hosts providing their contact information and PO Box details in Austin and El Cerrito. A musical montage follows, featuring a parody song "Bitcoin from Heaven" and various clips of the hosts and guests, including Brian Brushwood. The segment serves as the final sign-off for episode 952.

The hosts recount experiences with difficult interview subjects, including a failed session with guitarist Skunk Baxter and his manager, who became irate over music piracy during the early MP3 era. Another anecdote describes an encounter with singer Bryan Adams, who was reportedly "glib" and uncooperative during a tour interview.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the broadcast from Austin, Texas and Northern Silicon Valley. Curry discusses his recent appearance on the Night Attack podcast with Brian Brushwood and Justin Robert Young, noting the significant audience crossover between the two shows. The hosts briefly mention the history of the Podcast Awards and the maturity of the No Agenda audience compared to other fanbases.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude the show with a reminder for listeners to check social media for the New York meetup location. They play a montage of the episode's key clips, including Brian Williams' "ripcord" story and President Obama's "our religion" comment. The hosts thank the producers for their support and sign off from Austin and Silicon Valley.

Representative Sandy Adams questions Eric Holder on what level of operation requires his personal sign-off, specifically regarding operations that cross international borders. Holder claims he did not review the weekly reports that mentioned the Fast and Furious operation. The hosts praise Adams for her direct questioning regarding the death of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry.