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No Agenda Episode 1137 Artwork and Pete Buttigieg Imagery
The hosts credit NickTheRat for the Mother's Day artwork and discuss a high-quality Photoshop by Joshua Pettigrew. The image depicts Pete Buttigieg as Alfred E. Neuman from Mad Magazine. They praise the technical skill involved in the manipulation and note its use in the show's newsletter.
Executive Producer Credits, No Agenda Art, Joe Rogan
The hosts thank executive and associate executive producers for their financial support, specifically mentioning Paul Arsenault and Sebastian Paul Avarvari. They discuss the show's artwork generated by "NickTheRat" and its placement in the iTunes charts. A listener's suggestion to get the "Podfather" on Joe Rogan's podcast is addressed, noting that Rogan often incorrectly attributes the founding of podcasting to others.
The show acknowledges artwork by NickTheRat and discusses the "value for value" funding model. Stephen Hutto contributes $544 to claim his knighthood and attain the rank of Baronet, requesting jingles related to "scams" and "slaves." The hosts briefly discuss the history of the podcast and its potential to be the first to reach four-digit episode numbers.
Artist NickTheRat has achieved a "hat trick" by providing the cover art for three consecutive episodes of the No Agenda program. His work has also been featured in the show's newsletter and recent clip shows. The hosts encouraged other artists in the community to submit their work to provide competition for the dominant contributor.
The hosts discuss the artwork for Episode 800 by Hassan Maynard and address listener complaints about the selection. They also promote "Rat Radio" by NickTheRat, describing it as a "trippy" mix of lounge and techno music. A listener note from Gary compares the No Agenda show to other podcasts like The Survival Podcast and Freedom Feens, ultimately deciding that the value and production of No Agenda are difficult to compete with in the current landscape.
A conflict emerges within the No Agenda artist community between NickTheRat and a producer using the name PewDiePie. After NickTheRat's "Bernie in the Breach" artwork is featured, PewDiePie submits several "artist tips" and satirical pieces, including a rat in a meat grinder, sparking a discussion on "art wars."
The No Agenda Art Generator is credited for providing episode artwork, specifically mentioning artist NickTheRat. Additionally, a listener donated their VLC Kickstarter backer credit to the show to promote it as the "best podcast in the universe."
