Topic: Dvorak Org

The hosts sign off, directing listeners to their website and reminding them of the next live broadcast on Thursday. They mention the "Rock and Roll Geek Show" following their stream. The episode concludes with a musical montage featuring various show memes, including references to Puerto Rico, George Washington University, and political donations.

John C. Dvorak mentions an upcoming trip to Waco, Texas, for deer hunting with a bow and arrow. Adam Curry notes it is his birthday week and encourages listeners to send congratulations and support. They direct the audience to Dvorak.org/NA for donation ideas, emphasizing that the compilation of end-of-show mixes is a testament to the show's unique community.

The hosts explain that because this is a special uninterrupted interview, there will be no donation segments or thank-yous during the broadcast. All executive producer credits and donations received during the holiday period will be acknowledged during the following Thursday's live show. Listeners are reminded of the value-for-value model and directed to the show's website.

The hosts wrap up the primary donation segment, comparing their credit sequence to Hollywood's while noting the "impeccable timing" of Harvey Weinstein's downfall. Listeners are encouraged to support the show via dvorak.org/na to become producers. The segment serves as a transition back to the main discussion topics after a lengthy "breather" for donor acknowledgments.

The hosts encouraged listeners to participate in the value-for-value model for the upcoming Episode 1234. They noted that less than 2% of the audience currently provides financial support and suggested a themed donation of $12.34.

The hosts discuss a seasonal slowdown in donations during July, which they note is also reflected in lower activity at physical banks. Listeners are encouraged to set up recurring subscriptions at dvorak.org to maintain the show's independence.

The hosts sign off, noting the closure of Google Plus and reminding listeners to support the show at dvorak.org/na. The episode concludes with a "Resistance" remix featuring clips of media figures discussing Donald Trump's inheritance and the "jobs, jobs, jobs" mantra.

The original "Karma" jingle was restored for Episode 1010 after listeners noticed a slight change in the previous version. The show concluded with a final thank you to all producers who contributed through the value-for-value model at Dvorak.org/NA. A birthday shout-out was given to Sir Hank Scorpio, and the hosts reiterated that the show's independence is maintained solely through listener support.

The hosts sign off with their traditional "Adios Mofos" and a final musical mix featuring clips of the day's topics, including Antifa, Confederate statues, and the "Faraday Gloves" jingle. Listeners are reminded to visit the show's website for the next live broadcast.

John C. Dvorak concludes the filler episode, thanking listeners and reminding them of the upcoming live show on Thursday. He notes that executive producers and donors will be credited during the next regular broadcast. The episode ends with a montage of "amazing" clips and a final sign-off.

John C. Dvorak advises listeners to consider selling real estate in Texas before the oil price drop impacts the local economy. The hosts also address a listener's concern regarding the "Podcast Awards," agreeing that such contests are often traffic-generation scams. They emphasize the importance of listeners "propagating the formula" to grow the show's audience organically.

The hosts induct Wesley Clark as "Sir Clark of Carolina" into the No Agenda Table of the Round. They reiterate that the show's value-for-value model allows them to conduct deep research into topics like climate data and the background of international hostages—work they claim mainstream "union" journalists are too lazy to perform.

A donation is dedicated to a listener's brother-in-law who passed away from brain cancer. The hosts also discuss the registration of "involuntarysocialmediadisorder.com" and remind the audience of the logistics for supporting the show via dvorak.org/na.

Emily Bullinger donates $201 to promote her world peace initiative and "Overmind" comic. The hosts conclude the producer segment by reminding listeners that they can obtain executive producer credits at Dvorak.org/NA, which the hosts will personally vouch for if questioned by outside parties.

A new email address, john@curry.com, has been established to make it easier for listeners to contact John C. Dvorak. The address forwards directly to his primary inbox, addressing complaints that his contact information was previously difficult to find.

A listener reports that his daughter uses the podcast to find counterpoints to "propaganda" in her social studies classes. The hosts promote their website and remind listeners that their executive producer credits are legitimate for use on professional platforms like LinkedIn.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak wrap up the first half of the clip show, noting the program's fifth anniversary. Curry discusses his upcoming trip to Mexico and warns about the dangers of local water and dysentery. They direct listeners to their various websites to support the show and prepare for the next live broadcast on Thursday.

Martin Brown from the UK laments that his football team, Manchester City, "sold themselves to the Arabs," making it difficult for him to watch games without suspecting they are fixed. The hosts then transition to explaining the No Agenda "value-for-value" formula and encourage listeners to use their producer credits on LinkedIn.

The hosts decide to save a clip of Senator Kelly Ayotte for the Sunday show, labeling her a "bonehead" in the same clique as John McCain. They sign off from Austin and Silicon Valley, reminding listeners to support the show at dvorak.org/na.

A technical interlude occurs as the hosts adjust audio levels and discuss the "performance art" nature of the podcast. They encourage listeners to visit various community websites, including No Agenda Nation and Innocent Show.