Topic: Meetup

The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors, including Executive Producer Baron No Protector and Associate Executive Producers from Alaska, Florida, and Illinois. Business shout-outs are given to Manuka Gold pain relief gel and Gigawatt Coffee Roasters. The segment includes announcements for upcoming No Agenda meetups in Chicago, New York, and Georgia, emphasizing the community's role as "first responders" in emergencies.

The show concludes with reports from No Agenda meetups in Chester County, Bangkok, and London. Adam Curry recommends the "No ID" podcast from Northern Idaho and provides a final sign-off from his hotel room in Rotterdam, reminding listeners of the next broadcast on Sunday.

A series of audio clips from meetups in Indianapolis, Maastricht, Sydney, and Zurich are played, with many participants offering tributes to John C. Dvorak. Adam Curry reads the upcoming schedule for September meetups across the U.S. and internationally, including events in Michigan, South Carolina, and Georgia. He emphasizes that these connections provide "protection" for the community.

Matt Long promotes the upcoming fifth semi-annual No Agenda meetup in Fredericksburg, Texas, scheduled for October 17th. He encourages attendees to stay at "J6 Jenny's" B&B for the full weekend experience and promises to bring a variety of homemade jellies for the guests.

Meetup reports are read from Charlotte, Chattanooga, and various international locations including Zurich and Maastricht. Adam Curry emphasizes that these gatherings are essential for building a community of "first responders" and encourages listeners to start their own local chapters.

Sir Felix Wilson, son of the "Drunken Minstrel" Chris Wilson, provides a humorous audio clip calling his father a "douchebag" and supporting the show's future. This is followed by a series of reports from a No Agenda meetup in Reno, Nevada. Attendees share their love for the Dvorak family and emphasize the show's motto that "connection is protection."

Adam Curry lists upcoming No Agenda meetups in the Netherlands, Switzerland, and across the United States, including the 19th-anniversary celebration in October. He encourages listeners to start their own local groups to build community resilience. The episode concludes with a final tribute to John C. Dvorak and a musical mix by Just Baker.

The show concludes with a comprehensive list of upcoming meetups in cities such as Charlotte, Chicago, Reno, and Maastricht. Adam Curry encourages listeners to start their own meetups for "connection and protection." He offers a final prayer for John C. Dvorak and thanks guest host Rob Dew before signing off with the traditional "Adios, mofos!" and show catchphrases.

The hosts share reports from No Agenda meetups in Virginia, Rockaway Beach, and Switzerland, many of which served as memorials for John C. Dvorak. A prayer from Navy Chaplain Milo Curtis is read, emphasizing the camaraderie of the "No Agenda Nation." Upcoming meetups are announced for locations including Sydney, Australia, and various cities across the United States and Canada.

A brief report from a Springfield, Missouri meetup at Bear's Bar and Grill honors Dvorak's memory. The hosts then read an extensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups scheduled across the U.S., Canada, the UK, and the Netherlands through October 2026.

A massive wave of No Agenda meetups is scheduled for the upcoming weekend to honor John C. Dvorak, coinciding with his wedding anniversary. Adam Curry plans to check in with the hosts after the San Francisco memorial to share stories. He emphasizes that the local community meetups are the true "win" and legacy of the show.

A comprehensive list of No Agenda meetups is read, spanning locations from Raleigh and London to Bangkok and Amsterdam. These gatherings are specifically organized to celebrate the life of John C. Dvorak. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find local events or start their own.

The hosts review reports from recent No Agenda meetups in North Georgia and North Idaho, where producers gathered to toast the memory of John C. Dvorak. Audio clips feature listeners sharing how Dvorak influenced their lives and skeptical worldviews. Upcoming meetups are announced for Toronto, Oklahoma City, Denver, and various international locations.

A detailed report from a meetup in Spicewood, Texas, features multiple producers paying tribute to John C. Dvorak. The report includes messages from families who have listened to the show for over 15 years. The hosts emphasize that "connection is protection" and list upcoming memorial meetups in Idaho, Georgia, North Carolina, and Canada.

A donor known as the Russian Card Trick Guy contributed $333.33, recalling his meeting with John C. Dvorak at a 2018 Seattle meetup. He shared the difficulty of impressing Dvorak with close-up magic and requested "baby delivery karma" for his second child due in November. The segment includes a "de-douching" ritual, a show tradition for returning donors.

Sir Preston, now the Baron of the Driftless, recalled discovering the show through John C. Dvorak's plugs on the TWiT network. He humorously mentioned that Adam Curry's behavior on air once got him "fired" from ever appearing on TWiT again. Preston praised Dvorak for being exactly the same person in real life as he was on the podcast during local "Wino Meetups."

A donor known as "Nobody of New Jersey" (Jersey James Scott) described using the media deconstruction skills learned from the show to challenge the "Trump Derangement Syndrome" (TDS) narratives of his friends. He committed to continuing the quarterly Central New Jersey meetups to provide a space for sane conversation and everyday news discussion.

"Suit and Tie Guy" recalls meeting John C. Dvorak at an Oakland meetup and regrets not asking him about his 1980s work with Jared Taylor. Becca in Roanoke, Virginia, and her husband Brian claim their titles as "Dame Contrary" and "Sir Brian Knight of Drossdelnok." They describe Dvorak as Becca's "spirit animal" due to their similar reactions to news stories.

Leo Bravo provides a recorded report from a No Agenda meetup in Southern California, specifically at a home in Angie's neighborhood. Attendees take turns sharing brief messages of remembrance for John C. Dvorak. The report captures the community atmosphere, including mentions of fireworks and local "fan club" jokes.

Sir Canebrake of St. George, Louisiana, reflects on finding the show after John C. Dvorak's departure from the TWiT network. He credits the podcast for introducing him to a community of "wonderful people" at meetups in Texas and Louisiana. Drawing on his Catholic faith, he expresses hope in meeting Dvorak—the man who "put the C in curmudgeon"—in the afterlife.