Topic: Computer America

Wells Fargo admitted in a regulatory filing that a "computer glitch" resulted in 625 homeowners being denied mortgage modifications, leading to 400 foreclosures. The bank set aside $8 million for compensation. The hosts expressed skepticism that the issue was a simple software bug, suggesting it may have been a convenient excuse for systemic misconduct.

Adam Curry describes his two-hour appearance on the Computer America show, which he streamed live for No Agenda producers. He highlights the frustration of traditional radio formats, noting that the host spoke for long periods and frequently interrupted the conversation for mandatory commercial breaks. Curry used the experience to demonstrate to his audience why the listener-supported model is superior to ad-based broadcasting.

The hosts read letters from donors, including a graduate student at Princeton and a listener from Colorado. One host mentions a recent appearance on the Global Geek News Podcast and an upcoming guest-hosting spot on Computer America. They discuss the pacing and commercial load of traditional radio compared to the value-for-value model of their own podcast.