5 chapters across the catalog
The show wraps up with announcements for upcoming livestreams on the No Agenda stream, including a 420 special and a discussion on eschatology. End-of-show music mixes are featured from GX2, Matty J, and Commodore Dubs, the latter featuring a "customer service" parody. The hosts sign off with their traditional catchphrases, promising to return on Thursday for more media deconstruction.
Republican Debate, Outro and End-of-Show Mix
The hosts sign off by mentioning the upcoming Republican debate, which they dismiss as repetitive and uninformative. The show concludes with a techno mix by GX2 featuring a North Korean news anchor. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak remind listeners to support the show via the "Value-for-Value" model before the next broadcast on Sunday.
The hosts review various PR initiatives, including new domain names like SpaceBat.com. They play a YouTube clip of a six-year-old girl named Lizzy auditioning for No Agenda voiceovers, specifically the "Shut up, slave!" catchphrase. They propose a "cattle call" for more child-voiced stingers.
Human Resource Game, No Agenda Records and Branding
Updates are provided on show-related projects, including the "Human Resource" and "No Agenda Stack" games available in the App Store. No Agenda Records announces the release of a new album by GX2 on iTunes and Amazon, with proceeds supporting the show. Various community-contributed domain names like budgetgiving.com and incontinentincompetence.com are highlighted as redirects to the main site.
Birthday Shout-outs, No Agenda Records Launch
After brief birthday mentions for listeners Cody J. Stone and Chris Advent, the hosts announce the launch of No Agenda Records. The label's first release, "Amazing" by GX2, is now available on iTunes and Amazon. All proceeds from the music sales are directed toward supporting the podcast.
