Topic: Dvorak

The hosts review listener-submitted artwork, including a piece by "Capitalist Agenda" featuring a robot and the "Curry Dvorak Consulting Group." They also address reports of "Dvorak Gummies" being sold in Tennessee for microdosing, clarifying that John C. Dvorak has no financial connection to the product despite the shared name.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the broadcast from the Texas Hill Country and Refinery Row. They discuss the absurdity of "Tai Chi walking" advertisements appearing in social media feeds, which Curry avoids by paying for YouTube Premium. The conversation shifts to Donald Trump's rotation of spokespeople, noting that Treasury Secretary Scott Besant is filling in for Carolyn Leavitt on major news networks.

Adam Curry returns to the studio after traveling to Amsterdam to visit family. He recounts a week-long stay at a business hotel where a single blueberry remained uncleaned on the hallway carpet for the duration of his trip. The discussion transitions to his return flight through Detroit, noting the unique monorail system within the airport.

John C. Dvorak details a recent emergency room visit and subsequent hospitalization where he was fitted with a 24/7 data collection device. He describes a confrontation with a floor doctor regarding his discharge status and alleges that hospitals have a financial incentive to keep Medicare patients for longer durations. The account includes his frustration with hospital logistics and the use of an unfamiliar Android phone provided by the facility for medical tracking.

John C. Dvorak provides an update on his recovery following open-heart surgery, noting a potential new procedure to address a collapsed lung and fluid issues. He recounts a recent trip to Bastrop to visit a friend in prison, which may have exacerbated his physical discomfort. The hosts address critical listener feedback regarding the frequency of health updates on the program.

John C. Dvorak describes his ongoing recovery from a major operation, detailing the removal of several liters of fluid from his lung cavity. He explains the thoracentesis procedure used to extract the liquid and notes that the recovery process is expected to last eight weeks. The hosts discuss the nature of the fluid and the frequency of the treatments.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off from the Texas Hill Country and Refinery Row. The episode concludes with a classic "ShowMix" featuring various soundbites on fake news, "connecting the dots," and political commentary. The hosts remind listeners to support the show at noagendadonations.com.

Hosts Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak concluded episode 1859 of the "No Agenda" show, thanking listeners for their support through the "value for value" model. They encouraged the audience to use modern podcast apps to receive live alerts and access the "bonus package" content. The hosts also noted Dvorak's continued recovery following his recent hospitalization.

The episode concluded with a "Gitmo Nation" sign-off and an "End of Show Mix" featuring music and soundbites from the broadcast. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak confirmed they would return for the next scheduled show on Thursday. The final audio included a satirical song about medical procedures and a "breaking news" montage regarding social and political crises.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 1858 of the No Agenda show from their respective locations in Texas and California. Curry announces he has fixed the show's AI robot, which is now functional and capable of rapid speech. The hosts briefly discuss the high volume of news cycles occurring between broadcasts and the possibility of emergency episodes.

Adam Curry welcomes John C. Dvorak back to the program just weeks after Dvorak underwent open-heart surgery. Listeners have commented that Dvorak sounds "softer" post-operation, leading to a discussion about his outlook on life and current recovery challenges, including a lack of sleep.

The hosts review the artwork for Episode 1856, titled "Cislunar," submitted by Blue Acorn. The segment also serves as a celebration for John C. Dvorak’s 74th birthday, with the hosts noting the lack of quality in other submissions and joking about the future auctioning of Dvorak's personal archives.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 1855 of the No Agenda show on March 29, 2026. Dvorak provides an update on his recovery following a double bypass heart operation performed ten days prior. The hosts compare his recovery timeline to David Letterman's historic return to television after a similar procedure.

John C. Dvorak discusses his post-surgery recovery and the lack of communication from former peers like Leo Laporte. He notes that his health situation was featured in "Pod News," marking a rare moment of industry publicity. Plans for an upcoming meetup are discussed, though Dvorak remains uncertain about his ability to attend so soon after his double bypass.

Adam Curry welcomes John C. Dvorak back to the program following an absence. Dvorak opens from his usual "Refinery Row" location. The hosts briefly discuss technical audio levels and potential transmission delays at the start of the broadcast.

Adam Curry recounts how John C. Dvorak's family, including his wife Mimi and daughter Jay, managed the crisis. The family attempted to access Dvorak's computers for show business, leading to difficulties with two-factor authentication and passwords. Dvorak's son JC and guest host Horowitz are credited for maintaining the podcast schedule during the recovery period.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss the live stream audience and the importance of using modern podcast apps for features like transcripts and chapters. They thank the audience for supporting the show during Dvorak's recovery and acknowledge Mimi Dvorak's contribution as a guest host. The hosts also review the artwork submitted for recent episodes.

Adam Curry introduces Mimi Smith Dvorak as the guest co-host for Episode 1852, broadcasting from the Texas Hill Country. Mimi describes the current weather conditions in Washington State, noting high humidity and an incoming storm system from Hawaii. The discussion touches on the melting snow and potential flooding in the Pacific Northwest.

Adam Curry recounts phone calls from John C. Dvorak during his recovery from heart surgery. Dvorak attempted to test his remote recording setup, the "nook," leading to typical technical difficulties involving webcams and speakers. Adam plays an AI-generated voice clone of Dvorak complaining about hospital food and sponge baths to demonstrate the realism of modern voice synthesis.

Mimi Smith Dvorak reveals her legal name is Merrilee Diane, a name she disliked and replaced with the nickname Mimi as a child. She explains using her legal name during a run for City Council to avoid sounding like other members with nicknames. Adam mentions that while most listeners appreciate her filling in, some critics on Twitter have been dismissive of the temporary format change.