6 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry promotes an eBay auction for a pair of his HEMA brand underwear, which he left at the home of "Black Knight" Dave Koss during a 2009 tour. The auction is listed under historical memorabilia, with a "Buy It Now" price of $1,000. Curry explains that the item will be shipped in a sealed bag with a No Agenda Black Knight ring wax seal.
RV Cabinetry Failures, No Agenda Meetup at Caves Dallas
Curry critiques the poor construction of RV and trailer cabinetry, noting that everything must be gaffer-taped shut to prevent items from falling out during transit. The hosts discuss a second meetup at Caves in Dallas organized by producer Dave Koss, which featured attendees like Joseph of Spain and Sir Gene Naftaliouf. A listener named Melody shared a story of how the podcast helped her endure chemotherapy treatments, leading her to crochet a blanket for the hosts.
Adam Curry recounts his birthday celebration involving Mexican pinatas and an unfortunate encounter with extremely hot peppers. The hosts engage in a lighthearted debate over footwear, specifically Ugg boots versus Crocs. The segment concludes with the "knighting" of long-time supporter David Koss, who is elevated to the No Agenda Roundtable.
The show recognizes its "producer class" of donors for a thin week of contributions. Vernon White, Krister Headfors, Mark Borghese, and David Koss are credited as executive and associate executive producers. Donors receive "karma" for their businesses and personal lives in exchange for their financial support of the value-for-value model.
No Agenda Executive Producers and Deuce Club Promotion
The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors, including Sir Gere, who contributed $700, and Joseph Willis, who donated $500 from a tax return. They introduce the "Deuce Club" promotion to celebrate the upcoming 200th episode and discuss their "Value for Value" funding model. Associate executive producers Ryan Story, Andrew Brewer, and David Koss are credited for their financial support of the program.
Professional Audio Gear, Ribbon vs. Electrostatic Speakers
The conversation focuses on professional audio equipment, including AKG and Koss headphones used in radio broadcasting. The hosts debate the technical differences between ribbon speakers and electrostatic elements, noting the high resolution of vintage Koss Electrostats. They invite listeners with expertise in speaker technology to provide a definitive explanation of the two systems.
