Topic: Mickey Curry

Dvorak describes his constant state of clip collection, using an H2 recorder to capture audio even while watching movies with his family. Curry admits to testing his "raps" on his wife, Mickey, though she often "shoots him down." They emphasize that while the show notes are extensive, the actual on-air discussion is driven by finding one or two "zingers" that will resonate with the audience.

Adam Curry addresses his recent self-censorship and provides a personal update regarding his separation from Miss Mickey. He clarifies that Mickey has left Austin and the country following a period of intense Dutch media scrutiny. Curry expresses gratitude toward his daughter for her support during the transition and notes his recent move to downtown Austin.

Adam Curry addresses rumors regarding a potential divorce from his wife Mickey, which appeared as a two-page spread in a gossip publication. Curry notes the lack of attribution or sources in the article and suggests the story may be a "boomerang effect" from Mickey's upcoming solo show promotion. He clarifies that the couple still has a scheduled interview with the Department of Homeland Security regarding her green card status.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 660 of the No Agenda show from FEMA Region 6 and Northern Silicon Valley. Curry discusses his decision to grow a beard at the request of his wife, Mickey, noting a current trend among hipsters. The hosts reference a Twitter post by Mickey regarding marital dynamics and the wisdom of following a wife's instructions.

Adam Curry describes an upcoming trip to Panama with his wife Mickey and producer Mark Workman. They plan to travel by sailboat to visit indigenous islands that are inaccessible by the Pan-American Highway. Dvorak expresses humorous concern about the logistics of the trip and the group dynamic on the boat.

Adam Curry mentions his upcoming 50th birthday and the party his wife, Mickey, has been planning for a year. The hosts joke about Curry's recurring request for "hookers and blow" as a birthday gift, debating the logistics and lack of synergy between the two. They reflect on the passage of time as Curry reaches this milestone age.

The hosts thank their producers and donors, highlighting Timothy Loudermilk's $1,000 donation and his new company, Alva Edu. They also recognize a large donation from Grand Duke Sir Stephen Van Gelder, who sent a special birthday contribution for Adam Curry and acknowledged Curry's wife, Mickey, for her role in the show's production.

Adam Curry recaps an art gallery opening for Mickey Curry in Tokyo, attended by representatives from the Dutch Embassy. He recounts a conversation with a financial energy reporter regarding the South Stream pipeline, the Nicaragua Canal, and the long-negotiated Russia-China oil deal. The reporter provides insight into China's demand for 30% resource ownership in energy participation deals.

A visit from friends Eric and Maria leads to a discussion about DJ Tiesto performing at South by Southwest in Austin. Mickey Curry secured VIP access through her past connections to the Amsterdam nightlife scene. The experience is contrasted with the reality of prepping for the 600th episode of the podcast. A new comedic persona, DJ Toretso, is jokingly adopted after a mispronunciation of the Dutch DJ's name.

New knights and dames are officially inducted into the No Agenda Round Table, including Sir Bashir, Dame Tina, and Sir Leonard Smalls. The hosts mention the official No Agenda rings and a celebratory tweet from Mickey Curry showing a ring impressed in ceiling wax.

Adam Curry recounts attending a Broadway production of Les Misérables at the Zack Theater in Austin. He describes the experience of sitting in the third row and complains about having the song "Master of the House" stuck in his head.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 520 of No Agenda from Austin and Silicon Valley. Curry discusses preparing for the return of Miss Mickey, including washing her car and buying flowers. Dvorak reports a major rainstorm in Northern California.

A personal anecdote describes the arrival of a bulk shipment of mac and cheese at the Curry household, which was mistaken for a makeup delivery by a neighbor. The hosts also mention new "Hot Pockets Mac & Cheese" products and remind listeners of the various ways to donate to the show via Dvorak.org or NoAgendaShow.com.

Adam Curry provides an update on his wife Mickey's recovery from a back infection while in Amsterdam. He shares an anecdote about visiting the reopened Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, criticizing exhibits that featured scotch-taped pictures and unconventional displays. The segment also announces the launch of the No Agenda Motorcycle Racing Team website.

Adam Curry describes the challenges of settling into a small, historic 1690s-era apartment in Amsterdam. He reports that his wife, Mickey, has been hospitalized at an emergency room with a severe bladder infection. Curry also expresses frustration with Dutch paparazzi following him and his ill wife during their daily errands in the city.

In response to a listener request for a tech-only show, the hosts explain why they avoid the format. Dvorak argues that tech news is often repetitive and boring, while Curry notes that he doesn't want to compete with Dvorak's appearances on the TWiT network. The segment ends with Curry discussing his upcoming wedding in Holland and his wife Mickey's fondness for Dvorak.

Adam Curry recounts an incident where his wife, Mickey, experienced a car overheat on Route 2222 in Austin, Texas. The Austin Police Department and Austin Fire Department responded with multiple units, including a fire truck and helicopter support. Curry praises the first responders for their assistance and notes the high level of service provided to his wife.

Adam Curry expresses concern about whether his Dodge Ram 1500 can safely tow the "Mustang Sally" trailer through the Rocky Mountains. Listeners are encouraged to email Mickey Curry to organize meetups for the upcoming "Tour 09" across the United States.

The hosts announce plans for a "Hot Pockets 2009" tour (humorously misdated) and are seeking a trailer to hitch to their 2002 Dodge Ram, nicknamed "Mustang Sally." They invite producers to organize meetups of at least 50 people to be included on the travel route. Mickey Curry is designated as the coordinator for these events.

The hosts discuss the development of a "No Agenda ABCs" children's book illustrated by a producer named Jay, featuring memes like "Opt-Out" and "WTC7." Additionally, a 250-page book/DVD project documenting the 2008 "Hot Pockets" tour is being finalized by Mickey Curry.