6 chapters across the catalog
Kamala Harris Houston Rally, Beyonce Performance Controversy
Vice President Kamala Harris held a campaign rally in Houston, Texas, where media reports suggested Beyonce would perform. While Beyonce appeared on stage to speak about motherhood and reproductive freedom, she did not perform a musical set, leading to reports of crowd disappointment and booing.
New research from the NIH suggests a potential link between COVID-19 infection and the onset of celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. The hosts discuss listener reports of hives and wheat allergies following infection or vaccination. Additionally, the FBI is reportedly asking a court to reverse an order to produce information from Seth Rich's laptop, seeking to keep the data sealed for 66 years.
Post-COVID Wheat Allergies, Hives Support Group
Following a previous discussion, more listeners write in to share experiences of developing sudden wheat allergies or chronic hives after contracting COVID-19. One host describes his wife's experience using trial and error to identify wheat as a trigger for severe reactions. The hosts suggest the No Agenda community is becoming a de facto support group for these specific post-viral symptoms.
Hive Blockchain, Steem Attack, Brian of London
Producer Alex Trapp explains the history of the Hive blockchain, which was created after a "delegated proof of stake" attack on the Steem blockchain by Justin Sun of Tron. Sir Brian of London is noted for his work bridging Hive tokens with the Podcasting 2.0 streaming payment system. The story is presented as a successful community-led effort to circumvent Chinese corporate influence.
Hillary Clinton Campaign Smirk, Hive-Mind Communication Cadence
Observations are made regarding a specific "smirk" and speaking cadence shared by women in the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Obama administration. This behavior is characterized as a "hive-like" communication style that projects condescension toward opponents. The analysis suggests these surrogates lack individual identity in their public appearances on networks like Fox News.
The challenges of digital identity are explored through an anecdote about a spouse discovering impersonators on the Dutch social networking site Hives. The conversation highlights the counterintuitive nature of Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest policies, which prevent subjects from editing their own biographical entries.
