Topic: Meetup Com

The hosts announce several birthdays and share audio reports from a large meetup in Tinley Park, Illinois, organized by Eli the Coffee Guy and Darren O'Neill. They emphasize the importance of "connection brings protection" and encourage listeners to attend upcoming meetups in Idaho, Texas, and North Carolina. A potential return date for John C. Dvorak is teased for the Albany, California meetup in April.

The hosts highlight several upcoming No Agenda meetups, including events in North Idaho, Clovis, California, and Fort Wayne, Indiana. They play a recording from a recent large meetup in Indiana where producers gathered despite freezing temperatures. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local gatherings of the "No Agenda family."

A series of reports from No Agenda meetups in Virginia and California highlight the community's "human-to-human" connection. The hosts list upcoming meetups in Dallas, Fort Wayne, and various international locations, encouraging listeners to organize their own local gatherings.

The importance of human connection through producer-organized meetups is emphasized. Upcoming events are highlighted in Indonesia, Ireland, Wisconsin, and Kansas City. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local gatherings.

A report from a meetup in Gary, Indiana, reveals that only the organizer attended, though the hosts praise his effort. In contrast, the "North Idaho Sanity Brigade" held a successful event at Selkirk Abbey. A list of upcoming meetups is read, covering locations from Michigan and Ohio to international gatherings in the Netherlands and Japan.

The hosts promote upcoming No Agenda meetups in Nashville, Denver, Anchorage, and the Netherlands. They also highlight a new producer-created website, NAPDB.com, which serves as an extensive database of show credits, titles, and artwork history. The segment emphasizes the strength of the producer community and the "connection is protection" mantra.

Listener-organized meetups took place in Long Beach, California, and Kansas City, Missouri, with reports featuring audio from local producers. Upcoming gatherings are scheduled for South Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Australia. These events are promoted as a way for "small amygdala" individuals to network and socialize in a positive, non-woke environment.

A comprehensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is provided, spanning from Toronto to The Hague. Reports from recent gatherings in Shanghai, Charlotte, and Oregon describe an eclectic mix of producers meeting to discuss topics like neuro-linguistic programming and media propaganda. The hosts emphasize that these organic networks are a vital part of the show's community health plan.

It is confirmed that WeWork has acquired Meetup.com and begun charging organizers, leading the hosts to promote their own free alternative, noagendameetups.com. A formal knighting ceremony is held for Vincent Lynch, Alexa Delgado, Julian Robbins, and Scott. The ceremony features the "big blade" and the assignment of humorous titles and feast items.

A report from a Colorado Springs meetup highlights the success of local gatherings in fostering "non-triggered" conversation. The hosts credit the growth of these events to their proprietary website, noagendameetups.com, arguing that third-party platforms like Meetup.com or Patreon are ineffective and restrictive compared to in-house, community-driven solutions.

New rules for promoting listener meetups are established, requiring a minimum of ten confirmed attendees before an event is mentioned on air. Plans are discussed for a future meetup at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, involving a group trip on the California Zephyr train.

The hosts acknowledge a successful listener meetup in Michigan and process a series of donations for birthdays and anniversaries. They discuss the "de-douching" of a listener named Carrie and provide "job karma" for a dude named Ben who was recently laid off.

Tina Tawfal is credited as the Executive Producer for episode 790 following a $200 donation. The hosts discuss the success of recent listener meetups in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and encourage the community to organize more events via Meetup.com. This segment serves as the primary acknowledgement of the show's "Value-for-Value" funding model.

A critique of the Meetup.com platform highlights significant user experience flaws, including mandatory account creation and complex email verification processes. The discussion details the frustration of being unable to access event details without navigating a series of registration hurdles and password recovery issues. The hosts suggest the site's complexity is a deterrent for producers trying to organize local gatherings.

The hosts list several new domain names and products created by the "No Agenda" community, including isahappyslave.com and a dedicated card game. They promote handcrafted iPad stands featuring the show's logo and a new meetup organization website. A portion of the proceeds from these community-driven projects supports the show's production.