10 chapters across the catalog
The hosts announce the release of the "No Agenda ABCs" coloring book, illustrated by J.M. Dvorak and published through GateView Publishing. The book features show-related themes like "Boots on the Ground" and "Shut up, Slave." The discussion transitions into a critique of Silicon Valley "douchebags" and the memoirs written by tech journalists like Kara Swisher and Sarah Lacy.
The "Too Many Eggs" cookbook and the "No Agenda ABCs" book are discussed as family-produced projects. The ABC book, originally written ten years ago, is being updated to include a "vaccine" entry and will be released as a coloring book. A price point of $33.33 for the main book has been a point of humorous contention within the production family.
Gateview Publishing is preparing to release the "No Agenda Primer," an ABC-style book developed by a host's daughter. The book is expected to be priced at $33.33. Additionally, the "Too Many Eggs" website offers a free PDF, while the long-awaited "Vinegar Book" remains in development.
The hosts showcase artwork for episode 1150 created by "Bear Asked Godzilla," featuring a parody of the "Dummies" book series titled "Spanish for Democrats." They encourage listeners to use the No Agenda Art Generator to contribute to the collection of over 13,000 pieces.
Associate Executive Producer Credits, No Agenda Books
Donors are recognized for their financial support, including Sir Roy of Ancona and Tina Weissman. The hosts discuss the status of "No Agenda Books" and the need to reactivate the show's sticker website. A note from Sir Roy highlights that Omar Mateen held a Florida armed security guard license, allowing him to bypass gun waiting periods.
The hosts discuss a series of numerical coincidences in listener donations, referred to as "Random Number Theory." They also promote the No Agenda Book Club and the No Agenda Art Generator as community resources for listeners.
Author Tom Kilbride released a fictional book titled "No Agenda: Saving America, Shut Up Slaves," which depicts the podcast hosts being recruited by the CIA. The segment touches on the pricing and availability of the title through Amazon's Kindle Unlimited service.
No Agenda Stream Update, Jim Lavin Executive Producer Credit
The show introduces a new URL for the live stream and thanks artist 20 Watt Bulb for the episode artwork. Executive Producer Jim Lavin is recognized for his $750 donation following a successful book deal. Lavin is knighted as "Sir Otaku of the Wooden Mash Paddle" and offers homebrew and barbecue to the hosts.
The No Agenda Book Club website has been restored to provide a library of literature mentioned on the show. The hosts also share an update on a producer named Kathy who is recovering from a stem cell transplant. A photo of Kathy wearing a decorated protective helmet in the hospital is highlighted as a show of community support.
Executive Producer Credits, No Agenda Open Source Branding
Executive producers Liam Duffield and Bill Hertha are credited for underwriting the episode. The hosts discuss the open-source nature of the No Agenda brand, mentioning community-created projects like the No Agenda Book Club, floor mats, and stickers placed in airports like Burbank and Oakland.
