7 chapters across the catalog
Executive Producer Donations, Don Tommaso and Sir Michael Newman
The show acknowledges high-value donations from executive producers, including Don Tommaso di Toronto and Sir Michael Minton. A $1,000 donation from Michael Newman in Sebring, Florida, is highlighted, noting he discovered the show via the Joe Rogan Experience. The trend of short notes accompanying large donations is analyzed.
Final Producer Thank Yous, Dvorak Keyboard Anniversary
The hosts conclude the show by thanking a final group of producers, including several "8008" (boob) themed donations and a "1776" contribution from a listener who found the show via Joe Rogan. A humorous note regarding the 86th anniversary of the Dvorak keyboard is read, though John C. Dvorak denies any relation to the inventor. The segment reiterates the importance of the "play-to-pay" model in the face of collapsing streaming service budgets.
Executive Producer Donations, Sir Steiner and Sir Addison
New executive producers were recognized for their significant financial support, including "Sir Steiner," a former Joe Rogan listener, and "Sir Addison," owner of eables.com. The segment also touched on the technical failures of the Spotify podcast app compared to traditional open RSS feeds.
Robert Klein, "Little Moscow" and Value for Value
Robert Klein from "Little Moscow" (Madison, Wisconsin) donated to the show, stating he has drifted away from the Joe Rogan Experience in favor of No Agenda. He requested a de-douching and expressed appreciation for the show's "herd immunity against mind control." Another producer, Sir Acid, requested a shout-out for his late father, Rick, who recently passed away from COPD.
Joe Rogan Crossover and Executive Producer Credits
Several new donors, including Christopher Hubbard and Jim Turner, joined the show following Adam Curry's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. The hosts acknowledge the "Curry-Rogan cross-pollination" and the influx of "JRE newbies." They clarify that they cannot simply book themselves on Rogan's show at will, comparing it to the booking process of the Tonight Show.
Joe Rogan, Crossover Audience and Long Format
The hosts discuss the influx of new listeners coming from the Joe Rogan Experience (JRE). They note that JRE listeners are well-suited for No Agenda because they are already accustomed to three-hour, long-format content. The quality of the "crossover" audience is praised as being remarkably high compared to other platforms.
Brian Tucker Knighting, Adam Curry Joe Rogan Appearance
Brian Tucker is knighted as "Sir Brian the Slow and Steady" after reaching the donation threshold through monthly contributions since 2009. Adam Curry announces his upcoming appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience (JRE) scheduled for March 3rd, which coincides with Super Tuesday. The segment includes birthday wishes and "F Cancer" jingles for family friends.
