5 chapters across the catalog
Dvorak's daughter Jay and son-in-law Brennan discuss their roles in the No Agenda "back office" and the personal side of the broadcaster. Jay describes the overwhelming support from the "No Agenda Family" following John's passing, while Brennan jokes about his "deadbeat" nickname given by Curry. They highlight Dvorak's insistence on weekly family dinners as a core part of his life.
Eli the Coffee Guy, Gigawatt Coffee Roasters Tribute
Eli the Coffee Guy from Gigawatt Coffee Roasters donated $208.88 on behalf of his family and business. He described John C. Dvorak as "one-of-a-kind" and expressed that the world was fortunate to have had him. The donation was a tribute from the entire Gigawatt team to the Dvorak and Curry families.
Social Etiquette, The Sister Gag and Mother-in-Law Relationships
A discussion regarding a classic social maneuver dubbed "the sister gag" explores the effectiveness of complimenting an older woman by asking if she is her daughter's sister. The conversation shifts to personal anecdotes about maintaining positive relationships with mothers-in-law. One host reflects on his successful relationship with his wife Mimi's mother, attributing it to a commitment to being supportive.
The show plays a clip from Family Guy that satirizes podcasting as a "rambling, boring conversation" that anyone with a computer can do. This leads into a large block of birthday donations for John C. Dvorak from listeners in Australia, the UK, Sweden, and the US. Notable donors include Chef James, Lance Forrest, and Lucero Moze, who comments on the "gas pipe" theory of the Syrian war.
Dvorak's Family, Backstage Concert Experiences and Riders
John C. Dvorak discusses his children's ages and an email sent by his son regarding the media's portrayal of piracy. The conversation digresses into the reality of backstage passes at concerts, which Dvorak claims are often disappointing except for the catering buffets. They mention famous concert riders, such as the Van Halen ban on brown M&Ms.
