3 chapters across the catalog
The City of Austin discovered fraudulent QR code stickers on nearly 30 parking pay stations, directing users to a fake website to steal credit card information. The scam was first identified in San Antonio and highlights the risks of using QR codes on public infrastructure. The hosts jokingly suggest using similar stickers to redirect people to the No Agenda show or Scott Adams' content.
SFO Sea Wall, Candlestick Park Construction History
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) announced a $587 million plan to build a 10-mile wall to protect against rising bay waters attributed to climate change. This project is compared to historical construction practices in the Bay Area, including the controversial building and subsequent illegal burning of wooden forms at Candlestick Park.
The hosts thank artists for submissions to the No Agenda Art Generator while lamenting that the new Apple Podcasts app fails to display episode artwork. A donor's note triggers a discussion about Colorado's "fascistic" policies, including mandatory fingerprinting for driver's license renewals. Dvorak describes the Denver International Airport as a scam due to its confusing parking tolls and remote location.
