Topic: Gay Christians

A listener reported a successful romantic connection made through the No Agenda community, specifically between two gay Christian men in the Chicago suburbs. The couple discovered they lived only 33 minutes apart after one heard the other's donation note on a previous episode. The hosts joked about the show serving as an alternative to dating apps like Grinder or Tinder for its "right-wing" audience.

An anonymous listener from the western suburbs of Chicago, identifying as a 29-year-old gay Christian male, reaches out to the community to find like-minded friends. The hosts encourage him to attend local meetups in Chicago and join No Agenda Social to connect with the "weird" and diverse audience. The segment highlights the show's role in fostering unconventional social connections.

Kentucky clerk Kim Davis attended the State of the Union as a guest of the Freedom Caucus. In a post-speech interview, Davis expressed her belief that President Obama has "chipped away" at American Christian values. Despite public criticism of her stance on gay marriage, the segment notes her calm demeanor and her statement that she prays for the President.