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Ramsey Cain is organizing the annual No Agenda Las Vegas meetup on August 6th at the Encore Lobby Bar, coinciding with the Defcon hacker convention. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendacd.com for details on the event and to participate in distributing CDs to convention attendees. The hosts highlight the presence of cybersecurity experts and federal agents at the event.
Ramsey Cain organizes a No Agenda meetup in Las Vegas during Defcon 23 on Saturday, August 8th. The event will take place at the Encore Lobby Bar and Cafe starting at 6 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to RSVP via email or Twitter to coordinate shirt sizes for merchandise.
Sir Ramsey Cain provides an update on the production of new No Agenda CDs, requesting patience from listeners who have ordered discs. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak encourage continued support through the show's value-for-value model. They preview the upcoming Sunday episode, which will continue the deconstruction of mainstream media narratives.
Sir Ramsey Kane is offering boxes of No Agenda CDs for free to anyone willing to distribute them, particularly targeting long-haul truckers. The hosts clarify that there is no cost for the materials, as the project is funded by Ramsey's employer to spread the show's message.
No Agenda Merchandise, Healthy Surprise Box Review
Adam Curry promotes the new "Numerology Disc" CD and reviews a "Healthy Surprise" snack box. He and Dvorak debate the quality of dried crunchy mangoes and express relief at the absence of kale. Curry also reads a personal note from a listener named Joe suggesting he take time to "deepen his breath" and slow his mind.
Executive producers announced a No Agenda meetup at Def Con 22 in Las Vegas on August 7, 2014. Ramsey Cain and Stephen Fettig are coordinating the distribution of thousands of No Agenda CDs featuring tech reporting and show clips to convention attendees. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendacd.com to access clips for propagating the show's alternative media analysis.
A donor from Vienna suggests the creation of a "League of No Agenda Spinners" to spread the show's message in fitness classes. The hosts discuss the "MILF/DILF" ratio in spinning classes and the potential for "de-douching" through physical activity and media analysis. Several donors, including Chris Rowell Tengisdal from Norway, are thanked for their contributions.
Andrew Largeman and Sir Sizzalot contribute toward their knighthoods. The hosts discuss the possibility of creating compilation CDs of show highlights during an upcoming break. They also touch on technical adjustments made to the "Ultimate Podcast Device" to improve audio clarity and reduce over-compression.
Google Glass Selfies, No Agenda CD, International Producers
Dame Francine Hardaway is noted for her use of Google Glass and the rising trend of "selfies." The "No Agenda CD" project by Ramsey is promoted as a tool for introducing new listeners to the show. A donation from Francis Lambert in Croatia highlights the show's global reach and the "change consultant" profession.
A new project titled "No Agenda CD" is launched on iTunes, featuring short clips and "super zingers" from the show. The project uses artwork that parodies NPR's branding to attract listeners, while "Eric the Shill" offers handmade constitutions for sale.
Updates are provided on the No Agenda Art Generator and the release of new promotional CDs. The hosts encourage listeners to distribute these "free" discs to spread the show's "formula." Mention is made of Andrew Gardner and the No Agenda racing team competing in New Jersey.
Executive Producer Credits, No Agenda Donation Model
The hosts thank executive producers and associate executive producers for their financial support, including a medical practitioner introduced to the show by Leo Laporte. They promote the "value for value" model and encourage listeners to visit NoAgendaCD.com to distribute the show. A brief discussion occurs regarding the "de-douching" process for long-time listeners who finally contribute.
The program highlights various community-led initiatives, including No Agenda Racing's recent trophies and the launch of NoAgendaCD.com for distributing show compilations. A report from a listener in Kabul describes efforts to share the podcast with military personnel. The hosts discuss the potential for using free CD racks in supermarkets as a distribution method.
