4 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Art, Sir Paul Couture Challenge Coins
The No Agenda show recognized Sir Paul Couture for his long-standing contributions to the program's visual identity, including the creation of the original challenge coins. The hosts highlighted his skill in emblem and logo design, recommending his work for high-level branding projects.
Moral Self-Licensing, Douchebag Events and Web Design
The hosts discuss a new project, MoralSelfLicensing.com, which offers certificates allowing users "douchebag events" as an offset for good deeds. A technical dispute occurs between the hosts regarding the website's rendering on different browsers, specifically Firefox on Windows 7. The concept is proposed as a $100 donation tier.
A listener sent a CIA challenge coin from the Langley souvenir shop to the hosts, sparking a discussion about whether the object could contain a listening or tracking device. Despite the suspicion, the gesture is seen as a sign of the show's influence within intelligence circles. The segment concludes with a formal knighting ceremony for Douglas Garul and Joe Cool Design for their $1,000 donations.
Two 15-year-old students, Patrick McGann and Nick Lorin, submitted a high school assignment on Greek myths that integrated various show memes and references to MK Ultra. This prompts a call for other students to propagate show formulas in their schoolwork. Additionally, a CSS design challenge is issued to listeners to improve the visual layout of the show's various web properties.
