Topic: Pancakes

The show wraps up with a "Tip of the Day" regarding P.A.N. brand gluten-free pancake mix, which the host recommends for those with wheat sensitivities. Final credits are given to the mix masters and technical producers as the hosts sign off from Texas and Silicon Valley.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 1570 by discussing IHOP's new "Pancake Taco" menu item. The conversation shifts to the 4th of July holiday, including a musician friend's visit to Nashville and the spectacle of the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. Joey "Jaws" Chestnut's victory with 62 hot dogs is noted as a uniquely American tradition.

Turkish police have detained 12 people, including building contractors, following the collapse of thousands of structures during the recent earthquake. Critics point to a 2018 government amnesty that allowed builders to pay fines for code violations rather than retrofitting structures for seismic safety. Experts argue that the "pancaking" of modern buildings indicates a systemic failure in inspection and enforcement.

A review of a New York "pancake waffle house" called Flippers describes an unusual serving of sunny-side up eggs on pancakes accompanied by truffle fries. This leads to a comparison with the "Grand Slam" breakfast at Denny's.

The hosts discuss the culinary uses of sorghum flour for pancakes as an alternative to wheat. They also announce several upcoming No Agenda meetups in Colorado Springs, Nashville, and the Netherlands. One listener requests a "de-douching" after being a long-time supporter from Columbia, Pennsylvania.

Barbra Streisand tweeted that news of President Trump's actions causes her to eat pancakes and gain weight. In a separate media obsession, CNN filed a FOIA request for National Park Service photos to compare the inauguration crowd sizes of Obama and Trump. The hosts characterize these stories as evidence of "Trump Derangement Syndrome" in the media and celebrity circles.

Residents of Palo Alto, California, were surprised to receive an emergency smartphone alert regarding a charity pancake breakfast. The alert was sent via the county's emergency notification system to benefit "Project Safety Net." The hosts criticize the misuse of the system and explore the various advocacy groups in Palo Alto that have gained influence over local government communications.