12 chapters across the catalog
Birthday Donations and No Agenda Support Methods
The hosts read a long list of $74.74 donations made in honor of Dvorak's 74th birthday. They conclude the segment by reminding listeners how to support the show via Bitcoin, PayPal, or checks sent to their P.O. Box in El Cerrito, California.
A correction is issued regarding media reports about the Hotsy Totsy Club, which was incorrectly identified as a strip club in El Cerrito. The establishment is actually the oldest bar in Albany, California, having opened in 1939. The segment mocks mainstream media outlets like Fox and Friends for failing to perform basic geographic and historical fact-checking.
El Cerrito Protests, Greenland Sovereignty and Danish Monarchy
Protesters gathered at El Cerrito Plaza on January 20th for a general strike coinciding with the anniversary of Donald Trump's first inauguration. The crowd, largely composed of retirees, displayed signs including one demanding "Hands Off Greenland," despite Greenland being a protectorate of Denmark. The discussion notes historical tensions regarding Denmark's past sterilization programs in Greenland and the irony of "No Kings" signs appearing in a country that remains a monarchy.
El Cerrito Post Office, Insurrection Act and Migrant Terminology
A local anecdote about visiting the post office in El Cerrito, California, leads to a discussion on the media's role in policing political parties and labeling defectors as "traitors." The conversation references George H.W. Bush's use of the Insurrection Act during the 1992 Rodney King riots in Los Angeles as a historical precedent for federal intervention. Additionally, the shift in terminology from "illegal aliens" to "migrants" is noted as a way to change public perception of immigration issues.
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake occurred near El Cerrito, California, waking residents at 3:30 AM. The tremor was felt strongly at the epicenter, though the impact was mitigated for those situated on solid bedrock. The event was attributed to an offshoot of the Hayward Fault rather than local industrial activity like fracking.
El Cerrito Resistance Rally and Bernie Sanders Supporters
An eyewitness account describes a "Release the Report" rally in El Cerrito organized by MoveOn.org. The event featured professional sign-makers and a demographic of older, disheveled activists. Interactions with Bernie Sanders volunteers revealed a defensive stance regarding Sanders' 2016 endorsement of Hillary Clinton and his current platform's adoption by other Democrats.
A series of donations in the amount of $80.08 (referencing the "boob" calculator spelling) are acknowledged. The hosts discuss local meetups in California and New Jersey, while thanking producers for their creative donation amounts and "de-douching" requests.
No Agenda Mailing Address, Check Writing Instructions
The show provided instructions for listeners who prefer to donate via physical checks or money orders rather than digital systems. Contributions can be mailed to the No Agenda Show at Box 339, El Cerrito, California, 94530, as some supporters face technical issues with PayPal or email subscriptions.
A report on the Bay Area Rainbow Day Camp in El Cerrito, California, details programs for transgender and "gender creative" children aged 4 to 12. Psychologists from UCSF provide guidelines for parents on identifying gender dysphoria in toddlers, such as preferences for certain clothing or toys. The hosts express concern over the "demasculinization" of young males and characterize the early medicalization of gender as child abuse.
The show concludes with the hosts providing their contact information and PO Box details in Austin and El Cerrito. A musical montage follows, featuring a parody song "Bitcoin from Heaven" and various clips of the hosts and guests, including Brian Brushwood. The segment serves as the final sign-off for episode 952.
Big-Ass Blonde, Island Invitation, Forwarded Checks
A $250 check and a Christmas card were received from a listener known as the "Big-Ass Blonde," who previously met the hosts at a San Antonio meetup. She has reportedly moved to a private island in the Pacific and extended an invitation to the hosts. The check was successfully forwarded from the show's old address, and she is credited as an Associate Executive Producer.
A brief segment attempts to "program" listeners to associate stop signs with a specific song snippet. The musical group 3-3-9 from El Cerrito is credited for the audio used in the segment.
