9 chapters across the catalog
A producer praises the Light Phone 3 as a perfect communication tool for children, eliminating the distractions of a traditional smartphone. The segment concludes with birthday wishes for several members of the "No Agenda Nation" and a call for more creative numerology donations.
Jeff Reese is knighted as Sir J. Dubb, Knight of the Long Way Round, after reaching the required donation milestone. The hosts promote the new "No Agenda Rings" website, where knights and dames can order custom jewelry to signify their status. The segment includes personal notes from the new knights and a discussion of the roundtable traditions.
Associate Executive Producers, No Agenda Phone Promotion
The hosts acknowledge a series of Associate Executive Producers, including Sir Vince Barron and Mark Webster. They promote the "No Agenda Phone," a GrapheneOS-based device designed for privacy. A donation from Josh Cox highlights a web hosting cooperative in Austin, Texas.
A producer has launched noagendaphone.com, a service that provides "de-googled" smartphones running Graphene OS. This initiative allows users to regain control over their data and stop tracking. The service has become popular among the show's audience, and the producer contributed a portion of the proceeds back to the podcast as a "finder's fee."
Essential Media Personnel Documentation for Producers
The hosts proposed creating an official "No Agenda Producer" document for listeners to use if apprehended during lockdowns. Since media is classified as an essential service, this documentation would serve as a legitimate exemption for travel. The project involves creating a web widget or Word template with official logos for producers to customize.
No Agenda Phone, Open Source Navigation, and Signal App Permissions
The hosts discuss the "No Agenda Phone" service, where a producer flashes Graphene OS onto devices for users. They also critique the Signal messaging app for requiring access to a user's entire contact list to function, which they view as a privacy flaw.
Jingle Repository and Podcast Onboarding Strategies
The hosts address a "make good" for a large donation from Austin Ramsdale and discuss the policy regarding the show's jingle repository. They explain that jingles are not released publicly to prevent theft by other radio programs. For new listeners, they recommend "Animated No Agenda" videos as the most effective onboarding tool to understand the show's internal references and humor.
The hosts read a series of donations and birthday wishes, including a 60th birthday shout-out for Diane Holst. They discuss the improved podcast experience on Windows Phone 8.1 and acknowledge various "knights" and "baronets" in the No Agenda community. Plans for a potential "No Agenda Club" revival are briefly mentioned.
Family Guy, G-Phone Compass, No Agenda Forums
Dvorak shares critiques from his son regarding the show's cultural relevance, specifically noting that it is no longer "cool" to publicly like the show Family Guy. They discuss the electronic compass in the G-Phone and the various ways listeners can interact with the show, including the No Agenda Drop site and community forums.
