Topic: Net Ned

The hosts review the artwork for episode 1307, titled "The Swiss Cheese Model," created by Sir Net Ned. The piece features a baby in New Year's gear running into an iron fist, symbolizing the transition from 2020 to 2021. They discuss the use of clipart in podcast art and mention other contenders, including a "delete 2020" key and a Bill Gates-themed Saturday Evening Post parody.

Sir Net Ned from Michigan commented on the state's election hearings and the leadership of Governor Gretchen Whitmer. He highlighted the testimony of former State Senator Patrick Colbeck, an aerospace engineer who spoke at the Arizona hearings regarding election integrity. Net Ned also praised the implementation of chapters in the No Agenda podcast, noting their utility in navigating long episodes.

The artwork for the previous "Election Special" episode featured a simple "Good Luck" campaign button, chosen over more controversial submissions involving Hunter Biden or Hillary Clinton. Another notable piece of art titled "I Vomited" by Arrow Shamrock was used in the show's newsletter. The hosts discuss the creative contributions of the "No Agenda Nation" and the selection process for show graphics.

The hosts thank the "troll room" and artist Net Ned for the episode's artwork, titled "The Pale Male." They explain the "Value for Value" model, where listeners produce the show through financial support, art, and research rather than traditional advertising.

Sir Darren O'Neill donates $365 and facilitates a knighthood for "Net Ned." The hosts acknowledge Darren's contribution to the No Agenda live stream pre-show and his active presence on the show's social media platform.