5 chapters across the catalog
The hosts celebrate Ashlen Speed, the "No Agenda Racer," for winning the 2023 SCCA Southern Conference Championship. They promote her GiveSendGo campaign and encourage businesses to sponsor her upcoming national championship run in the Formula Enterprises series.
Race car driver Ashlyn Speed secured pole position and was leading a race with four laps remaining before a collision with a lapped car. Despite the crash, her team is repairing the vehicle for the next SuperTour event in Atlanta. Speed's car features "No Agenda" branding as she progresses toward a potential career in NASCAR.
The Indy 500 race featured a crash involving Dutch driver Rinus VeeKay, marking the first wreck of the event. Arie Luyendyk, a two-time winner of the race currently residing in Arizona, is noted as the last Dutch driver to achieve significant consecutive success at the event.
Inspired by the climate NGOs they researched, the hosts jokingly brainstorm their own "scam" called "Racing for the Green." The plan involves guilting Formula One and NASCAR into paying "sustainability" fees to offset carbon emissions. They discuss the financial benefits of running a 501(c)(4) alongside a consulting B-corp to maximize personal revenue.
Updates are provided on the No Agenda Art Generator and the release of new promotional CDs. The hosts encourage listeners to distribute these "free" discs to spread the show's "formula." Mention is made of Andrew Gardner and the No Agenda racing team competing in New Jersey.
