3 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry describes a visit to the famous Robot Bar in Tokyo, characterizing the experience as a high-fidelity, low-tech "acid trip" involving boxing robots and elaborate performances. Accompanied by producers Sir Mark and Dame Astrid, Curry explains the difficulty of capturing the atmosphere through photography. He likens the venue to a modern-day circus that requires physical presence to fully comprehend.
Tokyo Hospitality, Salt Piles, and Culinary Experiences
Adam Curry recounts his experiences being hosted by Sir Mark and Dame Astrid in Tokyo, including a smooth arrival at the airport and high-end dining. He describes seeing piles of salt and watermelons at restaurant entrances, which are traditional talismans used to ward off evil spirits. The segment concludes with a discussion of Japanese delicacies like uni (sea urchin) and oversized asparagus.
Sanity, Architecture, and the 50/50 Party in Tokyo
Adam Curry discusses the "sanity" that the No Agenda show provides to its listeners, including his hosts in Tokyo, Sir Mark and Dame Astrid. He describes their architectural projects and the "Super Deluxe" performance space in Tokyo. Curry announces a "50/50 party" featuring the Japanese band The 5-6-7-8's, celebrating the intersection of their work and the show's community.
