4 chapters across the catalog
During a Philadelphia Flyers game against the Buffalo Sabres, an announcer was caught on a hot mic making a crude joke to a technician during a TV timeout. The comment, "While you're down there, would you mind blowing me," was broadcast over the airwaves. The hosts discuss this as a classic broadcasting trope that occasionally results in professional penalties when captured live.
Reports of protests against vaccine mandates emerge from Trieste, Italy, and various U.S. sectors. Significant labor disruptions are noted in the Seattle Police Department, Washington State Highway Patrol, and among General Electric employees in Greenville. Additionally, the NHL suspended Evander Kane for using a fake vaccination card.
Website Search Feature, Executive Producer Donations, NHL Refund
A new search feature has been added to the No Agenda website, allowing users to search through episode transcripts. The hosts acknowledge major donations from "Anonymous" and "Sir Otaku," the latter of whom redirected funds from a cancelled NHL season ticket. Sir Otaku also requests "mac and cheese karma" for an upcoming steak competition in Texas.
Canadian sports and media outlets pay tribute to Corporal Nathan Cirillo following the shooting at the National War Memorial in Ottawa. An NHL ceremony featuring the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders is highlighted for its display of national unity. A slip of the tongue by a CBC host, referring to "Obama bin Laden," is noted during a discussion on security lapses.
