Topic: Itm

The episode concludes with a series of musical mixes produced by the "Grumpy Old Dames" and other community members. The lyrics touch on show themes, including the mystery of John C. Dvorak's middle name and the "Value-for-Value" model. A final promotion for the No Agenda newsletter encourages listeners to stay informed between broadcasts.

A parent speaking against Critical Race Theory on Fox & Friends ended his segment by saying "ITM" (In The Morning), a No Agenda catchphrase. The hosts discuss how the media often cuts out such inside jokes from online clips to prevent "coded" messages. They provide a humorous guide on how to explain the greeting to confused news producers.

Listeners report that Fox News host Brian Kilmeade may have dropped a "No Agenda" reference during the Patriot Awards on Fox Nation. The hosts analyze the clip to determine if Kilmeade's use of "in the morning" was a deliberate nod to the show.

A donor who recently flew on a Boeing 777 to Osaka International Airport (ITM) is recognized. The hosts discuss the airport's routing codes and the significance of seat 33 on a 777 aircraft. This segment concludes the primary list of executive producers for the episode before transitioning to other news items.

The hosts explain the "value-for-value" model of the show and promote the ITM Box, a new crowdfunding platform for media projects. They confirm that the show's sixth anniversary falls on October 26th. This segment serves as a call for continued listener support and a reminder of the various ways to contribute to the program's infrastructure.

Executive Producers Alexandru Bersanu and Baron Greg Birch are thanked for their financial support. The segment features a detailed description of the new Canadian twenty-dollar bill, which is made of plastic and features transparent panels and holograms. Additionally, a new "peerage map" at ITM.im/peers is announced, allowing listeners to track the locations of the show's knights and barons.

Adam and John celebrate winning "Baumgartner Awards" for being the best podcasters in the known universe. They thank Martin JJ for the weekly album artwork and promote the overhaul of the "itm.im" URL shortener. The segment concludes with a roll call of the "human resources" in the live chat room who help keep the show running.

Baron von Pelzmachers contributes $555.55 to celebrate the show's fifth anniversary, earning the Barony of Belgium. Other significant donations include $222.00 from David Yegley. The hosts discuss the "Value for Value" model and the lack of members in the "456 Club" for the current episode.

The hosts conclude the episode by reminding listeners of the upcoming Christmas clip show and the next live broadcast on Thursday. They encourage supporters to visit the show's various websites and the "itm.im/whatson" stream for 24/7 content. The show ends with a final reminder that "donating is loving" and a signature sign-off from Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open Episode 284 from their respective locations in California. They discuss the "ITM" (In The Morning) hashtag trending on social media, noting it has been co-opted by Justin Bieber fans. The hosts jokingly attribute this hijacking to CIA interference intended to suppress the show's growing popularity.

Producer Mark Sparrow is recognized for creating the ITM.IM URL shortener specifically for the "Gitmo Nation" community. The new domain "Mavericks of Media" is adopted as a mantra for the show, credited to a listener's suggestion. Long-time artist Randy Asher is also thanked for his contributions to the show's visual identity and the No Agenda Art Generator.