Topic: Groupies

Adam Curry reflects on his transition from the Netherlands to MTV in the United States, noting the American cultural quirk of offering "neck massages" as a pickup line. The discussion returns to the Lupita Nyong'o story, focusing on the specific tactic of using massages as a precursor to sexual advances. They also note a statement from Weinstein's former employees claiming ignorance of his predatory behavior.

John C. Dvorak recounts an encounter with Harvard professor Larry Lessig at an Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) event. Dvorak describes Lessig being surrounded by "groupies" and well-wishers before engaging in a conversation about a meeting with the President. The hosts mock the social dynamics of high-profile political activists and academics.

Adam Curry describes his bachelor party at the Supper Club in Amsterdam, attended by several No Agenda producers. The wedding ceremony itself took place on a Supper Club cruise boat. Curry expresses his disapproval of using rice at weddings, noting that the rain caused the rice in his hair to expand and stick to his scalp.

A listener named Chelsea from Edmonton, Alberta, is designated as the official No Agenda groupie after sending in a photo. The conversation shifts into a medical tangent regarding rosacea, with warnings about the condition becoming disfiguring if left untreated. Reference is made to W.C. Fields' nose as an extreme example of the ailment's progression.