7 chapters across the catalog
Vaccine Side Effects, Anonymous Producer Testimonial
An anonymous producer shares a harrowing experience following a second dose of the Moderna vaccine, including a marble-sized swelling on the collarbone and terrifying nightmares. The producer felt compelled to take the shot to maintain their paycheck despite personal reservations. The segment also briefly touches on the "zombie knife" ban in the UK.
A longtime follower from the PC Mag era commented on the host's use of the word "woman" as a pejorative. In a more somber note, Sir Sean from Costa Rica requested "death cancer karma" for his father, who was recently diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer.
Pediatric Surgery Success, Ronald McDonald House
A listener provides an update on his son, Emmett, who underwent successful surgery for Pierre Robin sequence at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital. The story highlights the challenges of medical insurance approvals and the support provided by the Ronald McDonald House during the family's stay in San Francisco. The hosts credit "medical karma" and community support for the positive outcome.
Paul Smith Karma Request and Des Moines Meetup
A poignant request for medical karma was made for the young son of listener Paul Smith, who is facing a serious health crisis. The hosts also announced a planned No Agenda meetup in Des Moines, Iowa, on February 22nd, 2019. The segment included a brief discussion on the quality of Iowa beef and the "Bridges of Madison County" as local attractions.
Sir Semicolon Farrier, Pre-Cancerous Claims and Health Karma
Chris Richardson, dubbed Sir Semicolon Farrier, donates $333.33 after undergoing surgery to remove precancerous polyps and a portion of his colon. The hosts discuss the medical industry's use of the term "pre-cancerous," comparing it to the marketing of the HPV vaccine.
No Agenda Karma Success Stories, Medical Student Skepticism
A listener reports that "No Agenda Karma" resulted in his wife finding a superior job three weeks after being mentioned on the show. Another donor, a first-year medical student, expresses skepticism regarding vaccine safety and the lack of liability for manufacturers. The student criticizes the indoctrination of peers within the medical education system.
A listener shares a story of being arrested for a DUI while his car was parked and locked, leading to a forced blood draw and a legal battle. Other listeners request "triple doses of karma" for job searches and family matters. The hosts reflect on their role as "true American journalists" and thank the audience for funding their cross-country travel and production costs.
