7 chapters across the catalog
The hosts thank their high-tier donors, granting Executive and Associate Executive Producer credits. Notable contributions include a $1,033 donation from "Sir Dirty Jersey Whore," who achieved Baronet status and promoted a meetup in Longview, Texas. Other donors are recognized for their support of the "value for value" model, with some requesting "jobs karma" or "de-douching" ceremonies.
No Agenda Art Generator Outage and Episode Artwork
The No Agenda Art Generator experienced a critical error, leading to broken image links in modern podcast apps. Developer Sir Paul Couture is working on a next-generation launch that will require users to reset passwords due to new "salt and hash" security protocols. The hosts also reviewed recent episode artwork, including a piece by Sir Dirty Jersey Whore that was compared to 1980s album art.
No Agenda Episode 1587 Artwork Selection and Critique
The hosts review submissions for the episode's digital artwork, ultimately selecting "COVID Comeback Kit" by Dirty Jersey Whore. They discuss the reasoning for rejecting other entries, including concerns over "dead baby" imagery and small font sizes. The critique emphasizes the need for bold, clear images that remain legible on mobile devices.
Value for Value Model and No Agenda Art Selection
The hosts explain the "Value for Value" funding model, which relies on listener contributions of time, talent, and treasure. They review the cover art selection process for the previous episode, "Disease X," explaining why certain pieces were rejected due to technical issues or the suspected use of AI generation. The segment emphasizes the importance of human-created art in the show's ecosystem.
A formal knighting ceremony is held for "Sir Dirty Jersey Whore of the East Texas Piney Woods" following a $1,000 donation. Other significant donors from Mexico, Alabama, and Washington are recognized for their contributions. The segment includes personal notes from listeners about how the show helped them navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and media deconstruction.
The artwork for episode 1554, titled "The Verger," is discussed in relation to the mysterious "grim reaper" figure seen during King Charles III's coronation. The hosts review several art submissions from the community, including "Hidden Mouth" by Chad Marbet and "Non-Binary Gender Fluid" by Nico Symes. They ultimately credit "Dirty Jersey Whore" for the winning piece and discuss the professional background of some community artists.
The hosts review listener-submitted artwork for episode 1484, selecting a piece by "Dirty Jersey Whore" featuring a New World Order theme. They discuss the rejection of AI-generated art and encourage listeners to use Podcasting 2.0 compatible apps to view chapter images and support the "value for value" ecosystem.
