Adam and John audition various "isolated clips" for the end of the show, including a "not safe for work" AI-generated clip that Dvorak jokingly claims became self-aware. They settle on a "Yo Yo Yo" clip and play a "Space Force" themed montage.
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Adam and John audition various "isolated clips" for the end of the show, including a "not safe for work" AI-generated clip that Dvorak jokingly claims became self-aware. They settle on a "Yo Yo Yo" clip and play a "Space Force" themed montage.
End of Show Mixes, Fall Back Theme, Time Change
The hosts select the "Fall Back" audio clip as the theme for the end-of-show mix, reflecting the recent daylight saving time change. They credit the various producers who contribute audio mixes to the program.
Show Art Awards, Bald Nancy, Behavioral Science Unit
The hosts review the artwork submitted for recent episodes. They discuss the controversy surrounding the "Bald Nancy" art by Nessworks, which was discovered to be modified clip art. They also highlight the "Behavioral Science Unit" challenge coin art and discuss the rules for legibility and originality in show art submissions.
No Agenda Episode 1336, Global Warming Special Introduction
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.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce a special "Best Of" edition of the show, noting it is likely the final compilation produced by long-time contributor Ramsey Cain. Cain has moved on to a new job, ending a run of approximately six to ten produced clip shows. The hosts discuss the rarity of taking time off, noting they only do so a few times a year, and invite listeners to provide feedback on the "Best Of" format.
Clip Collection, H2 Recorders and Spousal Feedback
Dvorak describes his constant state of clip collection, using an H2 recorder to capture audio even while watching movies with his family. Curry admits to testing his "raps" on his wife, Mickey, though she often "shoots him down." They emphasize that while the show notes are extensive, the actual on-air discussion is driven by finding one or two "zingers" that will resonate with the audience.
Upcoming Clip Show, Liberation Day in the Netherlands
The hosts announce an upcoming special episode edited by Sir Cyber, featuring "No Agenda Funnies." They discuss the significance of May 5th in the Netherlands, which is celebrated as Liberation Day to commemorate the end of Nazi occupation. The date also marks the one-year anniversary for Adam and Tina, coinciding with Cinco de Mayo.
Holiday Show Schedule, No Agenda Christmas Plans
The hosts discuss their broadcasting schedule for the upcoming Christmas and New Year's holidays. They reject a listener's suggestion to do a news deconstruction instead of a traditional "Clip Show," explaining the labor-intensive nature of the program. They confirm they will continue to produce shows through the end of the year to catch any news items slipped through by the government during the holidays.
The hosts announce a special Thanksgiving Day clip show produced by Sir Cyber, featuring the funniest moments from the program's history. This special broadcast will pre-empt the official Episode 777, which will now air the following Sunday. The hosts express surprise at how much they enjoyed the comedy compilation despite their usual skepticism of clip shows.
Barack Obama on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
The hosts deconstruct President Barack Obama's appearance on Jon Stewart's penultimate week of The Daily Show. They highlight a specific verbal tic where the President says "no" repeatedly in a rhythmic fashion, which has been turned into a musical jingle by No Agenda producers.
Show Night Logistics, FIFO Problems and Clip Production
Dvorak and Curry discuss the "FIFO" (First In, First Out) problem of managing high email volumes on "show night." They explain their strict deadlines for donations and clip submissions, noting that anything sent after midnight Pacific Time usually gets pushed to the next show. Curry describes his morning routine of producing clips to ensure they are fresh in his memory for the broadcast.
Al Sharpton "Ass Tick" Anecdote and Morning Zoo Humor
The hosts recall a specific humorous clip involving Al Sharpton and an "ass tick" reference that they struggled to locate. They discuss the "NA Funnies" compilation's style, noting it resembles a "Morning Zoo" radio format. They decide to save the two-hour supercut as "evergreen" content to be aired when they are unable to produce a live show.
Listener Feedback, De-education, and Hibiki Whiskey
Listeners from Roanoke, Virginia, share how they "de-educate" their daughter after she returns from government school. Adam Curry samples Hibiki 17-year-old whiskey, a gift from his hosts in Tokyo, and praises the quality of Suntory products. The hosts also reflect on the success of a recent "clip show" produced by their team, which received positive feedback for its media deconstruction.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce Episode 610 of the No Agenda show, noting that it is a special pre-recorded clip show for April 20, 2014. Curry reports from Mexico while Dvorak is in Northern Silicon Valley. They credit producer Ramsey Cain for compiling the segments and explain the format of the episode, which features curated highlights from previous broadcasts.
No Agenda Art Generator and Clip Show Announcement
The hosts thank the community for episode art and announce an upcoming "clip show" produced by Ramsey Cain. This special episode is designed to help listeners catch up on previous segments, acknowledging that the long format of the show can be difficult for some to keep up with regularly.
Adam Curry requests a Sunday off in April to celebrate his fifth anniversary with his wife, Micky, in Mexico. He suggests a clip show could fill the slot, noting that they have worked continuously through previous vacations and travel.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce episode 533 of No Agenda, titled "Gitmo Nation Media Assassination." The hosts explain that this is the second part of a special clip show curated by producer Ramsey Cain while they are traveling. Listeners are directed to the show's archives and Wikipedia entry for historical context.
No Agenda Special Presentation, Steven Anto Pipeline Clip Show
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce a special presentation of the No Agenda Show on July 15, 2012, while Curry prepares for his wedding. Producer Steven Anto compiled a clip show focusing on the program's extensive pipeline coverage from episodes 381 through 384. The hosts explain that this episode will run straight through without the traditional donation segment.
Adam Curry and Miss Mickey are preparing for their upcoming wedding trip. To cover the hiatus, the hosts plan to release a compilation clip show and a special "Show 200.5" featuring listener questions about the podcast's production and personal details.
