3 chapters across the catalog
A producer sent a pre-programmed handheld radio to one of the hosts, sparking a discussion on the importance of ham radio for emergency communication. A harrowing story is shared about a family member driving through jumping flames on Highway 80 in Fairfield, California, during recent wildfires. The event prompted a commitment to get family members licensed for ham radio.
Upcoming No Agenda listener meetups are announced for locations including Fairfield, Connecticut; Ramallah, Palestine; Oslo, Norway; and Seattle, Washington. The hosts advocate for these in-person gatherings as the "antithesis of social networking," emphasizing the importance of civil human interaction outside of digital profiles and algorithms.
California Policing Challenges and Fake News Jingle
A police officer in Fairfield, California, describes the "special kind of hell" involved in public service in the state. The segment features a parody of Bob Seger's "Night Moves" titled "Fake News," performed by a producer from Michigan.
