4 chapters across the catalog
The episode ends with a montage of media clips discussing the "Russian playbook" and potential conflict in space. It features audio from military officials regarding the protection of lunar assets and a humorous "stellar converter" reference. The final moments include the "Cheeto" jingle and a sign-off from the hosts.
The hosts discuss the growth of No Agenda Social, a federated social network running on Mastodon. They review the artwork for Episode 1257, titled "Doggy DNA," created by J-Man 33, which features a profile of Donald Trump against a background of Cheetos. The piece is compared to classic Fillmore posters and received significant positive feedback on social media.
The Iranian director Asghar Farhadi may be unable to attend the Academy Awards due to the new travel restrictions. The hosts discuss the "shaming" tactics used by the political left, such as mocking Donald Trump's physical appearance. They also briefly mention the upcoming Miss Universe pageant.
Burger King Mac and Cheetos, Native Advertising, Media Shills
The rollout of Burger King's "Mac and Cheetos" is used as an example of massive native advertising buys. The hosts play clips from news segments on Fox News and other outlets that present promotional material as organic news, including staged "man on the street" taste tests.
