11 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Support, Art Generator and Exile Conditions
The hosts thank the "human resources" in the chat room and the artists contributing to the No Agenda Art Generator. Adam Curry describes his cramped living conditions in Amsterdam, jokingly comparing his temporary setup to a "Hot Pockets tour."
Rain Stick History and No Agenda Hot Pockets Tour Wrap
The history of the rain stick is traced to South America, specifically Chile, where it is classified as a percussion instrument. A recap of the "No Agenda Hot Pockets 2009 Tour" notes that while the trip was a financial loss, it allowed for direct engagement with producers across the United States. Producer Sherry Osborne of Salt Lake City is credited with crafting the specific rain stick used by the hosts.
No Agenda, Executive Producer Credits and Syrian Hospitality
The donation segment acknowledges executive producers and discusses a listener's travel experience in Aleppo, Syria. The account describes the hospitality of the Syrian people and the presence of large images of President Bashar al-Assad. The hosts also thank donors for their support during the "420" promotion and encourage continued value-for-value contributions.
Adam Curry reviews his new Samsung Galaxy Note, praising its speed and large screen size for collecting news stories. The hosts conclude the show by reminding listeners to check the No Agenda News Network and prepare for the upcoming Sunday episode following European elections.
A producer named Brandon offered the use of a 35-foot 2011 High Country Cougar trailer for the upcoming No Agenda tour. The planned 3,000-mile route will travel through the Rockies up to Montana, organized by Miss Mickey. The tour aims to facilitate large-scale meetups with "human resources" across the central United States.
No Agenda ABCs Children's Book, Tour DVD Project
The hosts discuss the development of a "No Agenda ABCs" children's book illustrated by a producer named Jay, featuring memes like "Opt-Out" and "WTC7." Additionally, a 250-page book/DVD project documenting the 2008 "Hot Pockets" tour is being finalized by Mickey Curry.
No Agenda News Network, Tour Planning
The hosts encourage listeners to contribute to the No Agenda News Network and prepare for the upcoming No Agenda Nation tour. Plans for the tour are being organized by Micky Curry, though the hosts are still seeking an RV for the trip. The show concludes with a reminder of the value-for-value model and a preview of the next episode.
Plans for the "Hot Pockets Across Gitmo Nation" tour are discussed, with Mickey Hoogendijk managing invitations for local meetups. The hosts clarify they are looking for casual dinner hangouts rather than large auditorium events. They also mention the search for a reliable RV for the tour and promote the No Agenda Nation backup site and store.
300 Club Executive Producers, No Agenda Tour Planning, Domain Names
The hosts acknowledge high-level donors and executive producers as the show approaches its 300th episode. Updates are provided on the "No Agenda Tour," with planning shifting toward a summer RV trip through the American Southwest and Alaska. They also thank listeners for registering various domain names that redirect to the show's main website, including international and humorous variations.
Adam Curry discusses his technical setup, including the need for a counterbalance boom for his new heavy microphone. The hosts reiterate their desire for a listener to provide an RV for a "No Agenda Nation" tour across America. They emphasize that the show remains ad-free and relies solely on the "Value-for-Value" model.
Adam Curry announces the "Hot Pockets Across America" No Agenda Tour, an RV trip across the United States to visit producers. The tour will be documented with photos and videos, and the hosts will continue to produce the show from the road. The episode concludes with a final plea for listener support to fund the tour's expenses, including gas and equipment.
