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The hosts concluded the episode by promoting Jennifer Briney's "Congressional Dish" segment on the No Agenda Stream, which features a visit to C-SPAN. They announced a special early broadcast for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and signed off with their traditional catchphrases. The episode ended with a series of listener-produced music mixes and audio montages deconstructing recent news events.
The hosts explain their policy of not having guests on the show, citing the logistical and creative downsides. They mention recommending Jennifer Briney of the "Congressional Dish" podcast to NPR leadership, noting that her deep-dive legislative analysis fits the NPR format perfectly despite her use of the "Value for Value" model.
Adam Curry describes meeting Jennifer Briney of the Congressional Dish podcast at the Las Vegas event. He comments on her height and her choice of attire, which he describes as a Japanese schoolgirl outfit. The hosts briefly discuss her residence in a newly developed area of Oakland and her interest in meeting John C. Dvorak for lunch.
A highly produced audio segment titled "Club 33" features a chaotic mix of screams, police sirens, and helicopter sound effects, simulating the "burning down" of a fictional club. The production included voice contributions from Jennifer Briney of Congressional Dish and the host's wife, Miss Mickey. The hosts joke that the intense audio caused listeners to flee the live chat room.
