Topic: Episode 800

5 chapters across the catalog

Toilet Wars
Episode 800 3:01:58 - 3:12:37

800: Toilet Wars

Tavis Smiley on Music Abundance and Show Outro

Tavis Smiley discussed the "age of musical plenty" and the 30 million songs available on streaming services. The hosts reflect on the predicted "death of music" during the Napster era and how the industry has adapted. They close the 800th episode by thanking the producers and playing a celebratory "Trump Mix" of soundbites.

War on Serif
Episode 799 1:15:23 - 1:17:36

799: War on Serif

No Agenda Art Submissions, Episode 800 Preparation

The hosts review recent artwork submissions for the No Agenda show and prepare for the upcoming 800th episode. They remind artists to follow the specific dimensions and restrictions provided by Apple for podcast cover art. A deadline is set for Monday to select the definitive artwork for the milestone episode.

War on Serif
Episode 799 2:15:41 - 2:21:45

799: War on Serif

Final Donor Acknowledgments, Episode 800 Sign-off

The hosts conclude the donation segment by thanking $80 and $50 producers and announcing new titles for the roundtable. They celebrate the upcoming 800th episode and reflect on eight years of producing the show without a major conflict between the hosts. Final instructions are given for the "value for value" model as they sign off.

War on Serif
Episode 799 2:55:10 - 2:58:30

799: War on Serif

Episode 799 Outro, Final Puns and Sign-off

The hosts wrap up episode 799 from Austin, Texas and Northern Silicon Valley. They provide a final reminder for the 800th episode on Thursday and sign off with their traditional catchphrases. The episode ends with a series of audio clips and a final "Adios Mofos."

Dangerous Speech
Episode 798 1:26:57 - 1:33:12

798: Dangerous Speech

Apple Podcast Artwork Guidelines for Episode 800

The hosts detail a meeting with Apple regarding featured artwork for the upcoming 800th episode. Apple's guidelines prohibit episode numbers, slogans, and controversial imagery like guns or political flags to ensure the cover remains "evergreen." The producers are tasked with creating high-resolution, compliant artwork for the promotion.