Topic: Ergonomics

The hosts reviewed the "Dink" mouse, a bespoke, small-batch computer peripheral featuring a unique side scroll wheel and fabric-sleeved cable. While one host prefers the IBM "trackpoint" nub, both praised the Dink's build quality and functional art aesthetic. The company offered a discount to "No Agenda" producers interested in trying the unconventional ergonomic design.

A discussion regarding studio ergonomics focuses on the purchase of electric standing desks from GeekDesk. One host describes the assembly process and shipping issues involving damaged tabletops, while the other compares the $500 investment to cheaper alternatives from IKEA. The conversation highlights the necessity of adjustable heights for long-form broadcasting and the physical requirements of supporting multiple monitors and mixers.

Following a Final Cut Pro masterclass, the hosts discuss the physical strain of long-term sitting and the benefits of standing desks. They reference Donald Rumsfeld's well-known preference for standing while working. The conversation covers various ergonomic setups, including adjustable electric desks and the impact of monitor distance on vision.