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Adam Curry recounts a consulting call with pastor Chip Ingram's media team regarding podcasting best practices. The segment transitions into a review of listener-submitted artwork for the show, specifically praising "Fluff Comet" for a 4/20-themed Easter bunny piece. They also mention Scaramanga's AI-generated videos and the role of Dreb Scott in managing show art.
No Agenda Value for Value, Podcast Artwork Selection
The No Agenda show continues to operate on a "value for value" model, relying on listener support rather than traditional advertising. The hosts reviewed recent artwork submissions, selecting a graffiti-style piece by Fluff Comet for episode 1532. They also discussed the importance of changing episode art for promotion and the use of specific imagery, such as "The Wave" by Maid Marriott, for the show's newsletter and social media presence.
The hosts discussed their long-term presence on the Mastodon platform via No Agenda Social, noting they have reached their 10,000-user limit. A debate ensued regarding the use of AI-generated art for show covers, with one host expressing concern over the "soulless" nature and licensing issues of AI remixes. They emphasized their commitment to human-created art and the "Value for Value" model.
