8 chapters across the catalog
Artist Roger Roundy has reportedly been hired by The Daily Caller for political illustrations, a success he attributes to the feedback received from the No Agenda show. For episode 1546, titled "Cat Hole," Francisco Scaramanga won the art contest. The hosts discuss the merits of various submissions and reiterate their ban on AI-generated art, encouraging artists to use traditional digital tools like Wacom tablets.
Daily No Agenda Experiment, Studio Expansion
A proposal is made to launch "DNA" (Daily No Agenda), a one-hour weekday morning broadcast. To facilitate this, a professional editor will be hired to handle the technical workload. The new show would be broadcast from a converted home gym, now dubbed the "Crackpot Command Center." Concerns are raised about potentially confusing the content of the daily show with the main twice-weekly podcast.
Adam Curry announces the "Hot Pockets Across America" No Agenda Tour, an RV trip across the United States to visit producers. The tour will be documented with photos and videos, and the hosts will continue to produce the show from the road. The episode concludes with a final plea for listener support to fund the tour's expenses, including gas and equipment.
No Agenda Episode 184, Matutinal Greetings and Daily Source Code
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 184 of the No Agenda show from their respective locations in Southern California and the "Hilltop Watchtower." Curry announces the return of the Daily Source Code podcast, attributing its revival to the sustaining producers and donations from the No Agenda stream. The hosts discuss the meaning of the word "matutinal" and the importance of listener support.
Russ Baker Interview, Family of Secrets, and Show Outro
Adam Curry announces an upcoming interview with journalist Russ Baker regarding his book Family of Secrets, which investigates the Bush family's history. The hosts encourage listeners to sign up for the show notes email list and support the program through donations. They conclude the episode by promoting the return of the Daily Source Code on the No Agenda stream and signing off from their respective locations.
No Agenda Introduction, Mistress Metaphor, Daily Source Code
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the bi-weekly publication from the Crackpot Command Center in the United Kingdom and Northern Silicon Valley. Curry addresses listener requests for the return of the Daily Source Code, metaphorically describing the project as a mistress that requires a different type of respect. The hosts establish their locations within Gitmo Nation East and West.
Show Outro, Daily Source Code and Sign-off
The hosts conclude the episode from their respective "Gitmo Nation" locations in London and Silicon Valley. They announce plans to integrate phone calls in future episodes and mention the possibility of increasing the frequency of the "Daily Source Code." The show ends with the standard "No Agenda" sign-off.
The discussion highlights the growth of a "mini Fox Network" through cross-pollination between Daily Source Code, No Agenda, and Tech 5. Plans for new merchandise are revealed, including t-shirts featuring slogans about "Gitmo Nation" and "Don't tase me bro." A new fulfillment partner has been secured to handle the upcoming store launch.
