Topic: Founders

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters issued a five-page document requiring the Bible to be taught in schools for its historical, literary, and artistic significance. Walters argues that excluding the Bible's influence on the Mayflower Compact and the Founders' faith constitutes "academic malpractice." Critics express concern about potential abuse or ridicule of the mandate in classrooms.

Dame Tanya in New York promotes a No Agenda meeting at a Founders Brewery Beer Dinner on May 30th. Listeners express interest in John Dvorak's taco recipe, which requires making masa from scratch. Amy Yoder shares her experience with a workplace ethics training video, suggesting Adam Curry would have been a more effective narrator.

Adam Curry discusses his "soft exit" from the company Mevio, explaining that he remains a shareholder but has stopped receiving a salary. He states that his former salary is better utilized for active employees while he focuses his efforts on the No Agenda show. This transition marks a shift toward relying entirely on listener support for his professional endeavors.