4 chapters across the catalog
A listener requested "Maximum Karma" for a friend paralyzed in an accident, while another sent a gag gift involving a box of safety pins. The safety pins are a reference to the "safe space" movement following the 2016 election. The hosts reiterated their value-for-value model, which relies on listener donations rather than traditional advertising.
The hosts process a second round of donations and discuss the development of "infrared reflective" knight pins. These pins are intended to be visible to drones, and the hosts research the legality of exporting such materials to international supporters.
No Agenda Merchandise and 100-10-10 Coin Logistics
The hosts provide updates on various community-led merchandise projects, including paperclip figurines and Gitmo jewelry. They address ongoing shipping delays and logistical issues with the 10-10-10 coin challenge. A commitment is made to rectify order fulfillment problems, though the process has proven costly for the show.
A new No Agenda tilt game is available in the iPhone App Store for 99 cents, utilizing the accelerometer to collect "slaves" while avoiding mainstream media obstacles. Additionally, the hosts promote the "10-10 Super Karma 42" package at noagendasuperkarma.com, which includes a lapel pin and medallion for $42.42. They reiterate the show's open-source model, encouraging fans to use logos and broadcast the content freely.
