3 chapters across the catalog
Executive producers Baroness Kathy, Baron Greg Simunic, and Sir Stephen of Oswego contributed significant funds to support the show during the lockdown. Sir Stephen, a former IT manager, requested "job karma" after receiving a six-month severance package. The hosts discuss the pronunciation of donor names and the importance of independent financial support as the economic slowdown begins to affect the audience.
Spectre 360 Employee Monitoring, Corporate Surveillance
The hosts discuss listener emails regarding Spectre 360, a software suite used by corporations to monitor employee activity. One sysadmin claims the software is buggy and crashes systems, while another user describes its effectiveness as a keylogger for catching cheating spouses. The discussion highlights the invasive nature of corporate surveillance.
Listener Feedback, No Agenda Job Site, Donation Reports
The hosts read letters from donors, including Michael Schultz, who registered noagendajob.com to help listeners find IT work. They critique the proposed 3% donation rate from the site's revenue. Other listeners share stories of how the show's "Karma Club" has supposedly helped them secure employment after long periods of joblessness.
