Topic: Evergreen Content

Adam Curry previews two featured interviews conducted for the special wedding episode, including a discussion with former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci. The second segment features astronomer and author Cliff Stoll, known for his work on TechTV and MSNBC. The hosts describe the Scaramucci interview as personal and evergreen, while the Stoll segment focuses on the negative societal impacts of the internet and social media.

The podcast artwork for episode 1104, titled "The People's Vote," was created by Nick the Rat and features a "Bouncy Castle Flotilla." The hosts discuss the process of selecting artwork from the No Agenda Art Generator and the value of "evergreen" images that can be reused for recurring themes. This segment highlights the listener-contributed "Value Network" that supports the show's production.

The hosts recall a specific humorous clip involving Al Sharpton and an "ass tick" reference that they struggled to locate. They discuss the "NA Funnies" compilation's style, noting it resembles a "Morning Zoo" radio format. They decide to save the two-hour supercut as "evergreen" content to be aired when they are unable to produce a live show.

The show's cover art for episode 644, created by Alexander Nori, is praised. The hosts remind artists not to include episode numbers in their submissions to ensure the art remains "evergreen" for future use. Specific pieces, such as "20 Watt Bulbs" and a caricature of John Kerry with a watermelon hat, are highlighted for their originality and professional appearance in podcast apps.

John C. Dvorak requests that artists submitting cover art to the No Agenda Art Generator stop including episode numbers on their designs. This allows the hosts to use high-quality artwork as "evergreen" content for future shows. They praise the creativity of the community and encourage listeners to use the art for stickers and social media.

Adam Curry addresses a recent drop in donations and subscriptions following the show's brief hiatus. He encourages listeners to support the show through the "value-for-value" model and promises a large list of donors will be recognized during the 100th episode. The hosts also debate the merits of "evergreen" content, with Curry preferring to stay current.