Topic: Drone App

The No Agenda show continues its "value for value" model, relying on listener support rather than traditional advertising. Producers contribute time, talent, and treasure, including creating show artwork and organizing meetups. Darren O'Neill won the recent art contest with a New Year's themed "cheesecake" image. The hosts emphasize that their independence allows them to discuss controversial topics without fear of de-platforming.

A student listener is reportedly developing a mobile app that uses GPS and demographic data to calculate a user's statistical chance of being killed by a drone strike. Additionally, European listeners point out the palindrome date of 21-11-12, which aligns with the show's interest in numerical patterns and memes.

A listener-produced parody video for an "iDrone" app is highlighted for its satire of government drone operations. The mock app allows users to select "droning styles" such as "cozy chat" or "lawful and just" and choose media coverage types like "fair and balanced." The hosts suggest the video should be used to counter the Kony 2012 viral campaign.