Topic: Motel

NPR reports on the destruction of historic landmarks, including the Will Rogers State Historic Park ranch house and the Topanga Ranch Motel. The Getty Villa is noted for having a close call with the flames, though its staff and art collections remained safe due to proactive vegetation management.

Inmate Jimmy Causey escaped from the Lieber Correctional Institute in South Carolina using wire cutters allegedly delivered by a drone. Authorities captured Causey at a Motel 6 near Austin, Texas, where he was found with $47,000 in cash and multiple cell phones, leading to speculation about how he was tracked so quickly across state lines.

Adam Curry recounts an experience staying at a motel in Washington D.C. while supporting Miss Mickey at the Emerge Art Fair. He describes going to a restaurant in his pajamas and receiving "stink eye" from international tourists. The story emphasizes the casual nature of his stay compared to the formal environment of the capital.

A segment dedicated to listener donations features a Fibonacci sequence contribution and various birthday wishes. The hosts also review the website for the Monarch Motel in Sheboygan, Michigan, offering a "Curry-Dvorak Consulting" tip to remove coat hangers from room photos to improve the aesthetic.

Adam Curry announces that a No Agenda producer, Robert Shepard, has purchased the Monarch Motel in Sheboygan, Michigan. The motel offers a $15 nightly discount to No Agenda listeners and features high-speed internet and a dedicated podcast server.