Topic: Missoula

The upcoming No Agenda meetup calendar includes events in Media, Pennsylvania, and a Veterans Day "Farewell Bash" in Missoula, Montana. The hosts reviewed several "ISOs" (isolated audio clips) for the end-of-show mix, ultimately selecting a clip of a health official saying, "This is all completely news to me." The segment concludes with a preview of upcoming listener-produced music mixes.

The hosts read the weekly birthday list and announce upcoming No Agenda meetups in Nashville, Dallas, and Missoula. They highlight a "mandatory producers meeting" in Nashville and various "super spreader" themed social gatherings across the country.

A schedule of upcoming meetups for February includes events in Bellingham, Houston, Boston, Raleigh, and Missoula. These gatherings are often humorously referred to as "vaccination marketing conferences" or "superspreader events" to mock official terminology. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or organize local events in their own areas.

Reports from a Denver meetup are shared, followed by a schedule of upcoming events in Missoula, Amsterdam, and Finland. A creative audio promo for the Kansas City meetup on September 25th is played. The hosts encourage listeners to visit NoAgendaMeetups.com to find or host local gatherings.

Additional audio from meetups in Anaheim Hills and Niagara Falls, Ontario, showcases the diverse and non-triggered nature of the No Agenda community. The hosts read the upcoming calendar of events, including first-time meetups in Espoo, Finland, and various "back-office listening tour" stops across the United States. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or host local events.

A series of No Agenda meetups are scheduled across the globe, including a pig roast in New Jersey and a 9/11 anniversary gathering in Seattle. Other events are planned for Amsterdam, Missoula, and Springfield, providing listeners with opportunities to connect in person. These meetups are described as essential for mental health, allowing individuals to socialize without the fear of being "triggered" by mainstream political discourse.

Several listeners were knighted or granted baronies following significant donations, including "Boo-Boo" (Elliot Miller Kaverick) for his 16th birthday and Sir E of Silicon Valley. Baron Von Stupid of Missoula noted his wife's disdain for the "stupid radio program." The segment concludes with requests for "baby making karma" and "jobs karma" from various supporters across the United States.

While many No Agenda meetups have been cancelled, some "Supermarket Meetups" in Israel and outdoor picnics in Montana remain on the schedule. A clandestine meetup in Los Angeles requires attendees to contact the host for a secret location due to local restrictions. The hosts encourage listeners to use noagendasocial.com to stay connected during the lockdown without algorithmic interference.

A schedule of upcoming No Agenda producer meetups is announced, covering locations from Kitchener, Ontario to Delray Beach, Florida. Other gatherings are planned for London, Missoula, and Nuremberg. These events allow listeners to discuss the show's deconstructions in person, with a "Troll Moot" specifically scheduled for the San Francisco Bay Area.

The hosts play audio reports from No Agenda meetups in Sarnia (Ontario), Missoula (Montana), and Charleston (South Carolina). The reports feature families, stock traders, and listeners who discovered the show via 4chan or Ron Paul videos. They highlight the diverse backgrounds of the "No Agenda Nation."

The "Value-for-Value" model is supported by several high-tier donors, including Brandon Gruber and Chris Ramer. New knights are dubbed, including "Sir Pinder-net of the Lucky 13" and "Circus Media Knight of Zoo Town." A discussion of Texas geography clarifies that Texas Tech is located in Lubbock, while Texas A&M is the "Aggieland" agricultural school. The segment concludes with a reminder that No Agenda credits can be used on professional resumes.

The final donation segment features Joshua Dilsaver, who contributed $138 after finding a promotion fortune in a "Chinese-Mexican burrito." Other donors include William Durkin and George Kunath, the latter of whom requested less vulgar language. The show concludes with a formal knighthood ceremony for "Sir Pinder-net" and "Circus Media Knight," accompanied by the traditional list of "No Agenda" provisions.

Michael Gates is elevated to the rank of "Baron of the Rest of Colorado" on his 50th birthday. Other producers from Montana, Alberta, and Queensland are recognized for their contributions to the program.

The show celebrates several listener birthdays and addresses a correction regarding a popular sound clip. A quote previously attributed to the show *Archer* is identified as originating from the anime *Kill la Kill*, while a separate clip involving the CIA and dinosaurs is confirmed as being from *Archer*.

The donation segment continues with a focus on North American listeners. Donors from Missoula, Montana; Enola, Pennsylvania; and various parts of Canada are recognized. Dame Monica in Alberta is highlighted for her contribution. The hosts express humility at the scale of the birthday response.

The 331 Club executive producers are recognized for their financial support, including Fish Guy from Missoula, Montana, and Jonathan Doughty from Alpharetta, Georgia. A donation from Brussels, Belgium, was made in Euros to hedge against potential currency collapse. The segment also mentions a recent listener meetup at Shickshinny Lake in Pennsylvania.