3 chapters across the catalog
A host recounts attending a Wild West-themed murder mystery party hosted by a periodontist named Maverick at a house featuring a private airplane hangar. During the event, the host dressed as "Billy the Bartender" while his wife portrayed "Poker Alice." An encounter with a younger guest revealed a shared connection to the No Agenda program when the guest used show-specific terminology like "op" and "in the morning" while in character.
Decline of Social Media and Host Encounters with Fans
The hosts discuss the perceived decline of social media platforms like X and the failure of Meta's "Threads" to capture the zeitgeist. One host shares an anecdote about visiting a medical center where the doctor became excited upon learning they were a podcaster. They conclude that podcasting remains a more robust medium than traditional social networks.
While at a Dean & DeLuca cafe in Manhattan, John C. Dvorak was approached by a young female fan who greeted him with the show's catchphrase, "In the morning." Dvorak describes his surprise at being recognized in public and notes that he distributed a No Agenda show card to the listener.
