Topic: Clip Search

The hosts promote "Bingit.io," an AI-powered search engine specifically designed for the No Agenda show's 17 years of transcripts and clips. Created by a producer, the tool allows users to find specific topics discussed in past episodes, such as "candy manufacturing" or "FDA approved amphetamines." The segment highlights the practical utility of AI when applied to a specific, verified dataset.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce a special "clip show" edition of No Agenda, marking their first break in over 15 months. Curry explains that he curated over two hours of archival clips spanning nearly a decade using the "Everything" search engine to document the history of climate change rhetoric. The hosts discuss the contrast between "hysterical" climate alarmists and "normal-sounding" skeptics, specifically mentioning the health of the Great Barrier Reef.

Adam Curry and John Dvorak discuss their technical backup procedures using SSD drives to preserve the show's extensive library of jingles and clips. They remind listeners that all clips are searchable via the Bingit.io search engine and listed in the show notes.