The show credits "Stunned by Soup" for the episode artwork and musician Kevin Reeves for a new "No-No-No" jingle. The jingle incorporates audio from both Barack Obama and Donald Trump.
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The show credits "Stunned by Soup" for the episode artwork and musician Kevin Reeves for a new "No-No-No" jingle. The jingle incorporates audio from both Barack Obama and Donald Trump.
Musician Kevin Reeves submitted a new audio remix featuring President Barack Obama's voice set to a "Chicken Dance" and "U Can't Touch This" mashup. The segment explores the musical lineage of the track, tracing MC Hammer's hit back to Rick James' "Super Freak." The hosts use the remix as a transition into the show's production credits.
The "Sing for the Climate" campaign at the Doha summit is criticized as ineffective propaganda. Five percent of the Belgian population reportedly participated in singing the song to influence climate negotiators. The hosts suggest that better "indoctrination" music could be produced by their own contributors.
The hosts discuss a drone-themed jingle created by Kevin Reeves, which one host compares to the style of The Beatles. This leads to a discussion about the song "Taxman" and the cultural relevance of the Beatles' discography.
A U.S. drone strike in Yemen reportedly killed eight suspected Al-Qaeda operatives, including a senior leader of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. The strike targeted a farmhouse and a vehicle in southern Yemen. The segment features a new "Daily Drone Report" jingle by Kevin Reeves, set to the melody of Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again (Naturally)."
Listener Donations, Kickstarter Campaigns, and Cancer Tributes
The hosts read a long list of donations from the "No Agenda" community, including a "fuck cancer" tribute for a listener's father. Musician Kevin Reeves is highlighted for his Kickstarter campaign to fund a new album, "Headspace." The hosts encourage listeners to support the show before contributing to outside projects.
