7 chapters across the catalog
The hosts conclude the episode by playing the "Gitmo Nation National Anthem" and providing the show's donation URL. Adam Curry prepares to continue the Hot Pockets tour through Oklahoma, while John C. Dvorak signs off from Northern Silicon Valley. The program ends with a final reminder of the "value for value" model.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 321 of No Agenda from their respective locations in Southern California and Northern Silicon Valley. The hosts discuss technical issues with wireless peripherals and prepare for the upcoming Hot Pockets 2008 No Agenda Gitmo Nation Tour. Curry mentions his plan to monitor C-Span 1, 2, and 3 via a jailbroken iPhone while traveling.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak Launch Gitmo Nation Tour 2008
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 310 of the No Agenda podcast from a mobile studio in Borrego Springs, California. Curry describes the technical challenges of his new RV setup, including a missing USB hub and dual monitor configuration. The hosts discuss the upcoming "Gitmo Nation Tour 2008" scheduled for mid-July and the logistics of traveling across the United States in a four-winds RV provided by a listener.
Plans for the "Hot Pockets Across Gitmo Nation" tour are discussed, with Mickey Hoogendijk managing invitations for local meetups. The hosts clarify they are looking for casual dinner hangouts rather than large auditorium events. They also mention the search for a reliable RV for the tour and promote the No Agenda Nation backup site and store.
Plans for the "No Agendination Tour" are underway, with the hosts seeking an RV for travel across the United States. Miss Mickey has joined the production team to manage logistics and driving. The hosts are soliciting leads for affordable vehicle rentals or loans from the listener base to facilitate visiting producers nationwide.
No Agenda Gitmo Nation Tour and RV Request
Adam Curry announces plans for a "No Agenda Gitmo Nation Tour" scheduled for July 2011. He requests the loan of an RV from a producer to facilitate a five-to-six-week trip across the United States to visit listeners. The tour is intended to be a documented production with daily reports and mobile broadcasts.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the show with Dvorak reporting from New York City. He is accompanying his daughter on a spring break trip to visit various colleges and performing arts venues. The hosts remark on the "Gitmo Nation" architecture of glass buildings reflecting clouds in Manhattan.
