6 chapters across the catalog
A host recounts attending a Wild West-themed murder mystery party hosted by a periodontist named Maverick at a house featuring a private airplane hangar. During the event, the host dressed as "Billy the Bartender" while his wife portrayed "Poker Alice." An encounter with a younger guest revealed a shared connection to the No Agenda program when the guest used show-specific terminology like "op" and "in the morning" while in character.
No Agenda Art, William Shatner Plexiglass Selfie
The winning artwork for the episode, titled "Old Trout," is discussed, with the hosts initially suspecting it was AI-generated before being corrected by the artist. They also share an anecdote about a listener's disappointing experience at a Star Trek convention, where a $120 "selfie" with William Shatner involved a clear plexiglass divider between the actor and the fan.
The segment highlights recent fan-submitted artwork and new merchandise available at the No Agenda Shop, including 32-inch canvas posters and koozies. The hosts credit various artists like Comic Strip Blogger and Darren O'Neill for their contributions to the show's visual identity.
No Agenda PR, Paperclip Knights, Coast to Coast AM Mention
The hosts review various listener-led public relations initiatives, including a website selling paperclip knight figurines and a proposed movie trailer featuring celebrity parodies. A listener known as "Wired Pig" successfully promoted the No Agenda show during a call-in segment on the radio program Coast to Coast AM. The show's inclusion alongside alternative media figures like Alex Jones is noted.
No Agenda Challenge Coins, Sir Paul Couture's Design
The hosts showcase the new batch of No Agenda challenge coins designed by Sir Paul Couture, praising their quality and presentation in velvet cases. Listeners are encouraged to send photos of their coins in interesting locations to the fan community website, with the hosts discussing the potential long-term value of these items.
No Agenda Knighthood Ceremony, Challenge Coins
Adam and John perform a formal knighthood ceremony for top donors, including Sir Mark Dytham and Sir Chris Jacob. They introduce a new "Knight in the Order of the Mint" for Matthew Petty, who purchased a No Agenda Challenge Coin. The hosts explain that 75% of the proceeds from these coins support the show's production.
