Topic: Moby

Musician Moby claims in an interview with Pitchfork that active and former CIA agents approached him to spread information about Donald Trump being a "Russian agent." Moby asserts that the intelligence community is concerned about Trump being a "Manchurian candidate" involved with organized crime and Russian oligarchs. The hosts mock Moby's "low-ranked celebrity" status and his claims of having friends in the CIA.

A group of celebrities, including Martin Sheen and Moby, released a video through "Unite for America" urging 37 Republican electors to vote their conscience and block Donald Trump. The campaign cites Alexander Hamilton's Federalist Papers as justification for the Electoral College to prevent an "unfit" candidate from taking office. The hosts mock the dramatic tone and the piano music used in the video.

The show concludes with a recommendation for Moby's free eight-hour ambient sleep album. The hosts also touch on alleged corruption in the NBA playoffs and the upcoming Euro 2016 soccer tournament. The episode ends with a "Best of Bullcrap" montage and a final plea for listener donations under the value-for-value model.

Musician Moby released a public service announcement claiming that animal agriculture is responsible for 25% of global climate emissions. He argues that adopting a vegan diet is the most effective way to combat rising sea levels and global warming. The hosts satirize Moby's script, suggesting his rhetoric implies an extreme stance against all animal life.

A new mobile-optimized website, noagenda.mobi, has launched to provide users with easy access to podcast episodes, show notes, and social media feeds. The site is described as an "iPhone app for the rest of us" and serves as a precursor to a larger planned web presence.