14 chapters across the catalog
The producer of the "3x3" segment jingle, Brian in West Philly, confirmed that the music is based on the song "Spanish Flea" by Herb Alpert. The segment's history was clarified following numerous listener emails inquiring about the origins of the melody. The jingle has become a staple for the recurring media comparison segment.
Lake Coeur d'Alene Meetup, Upcoming Event Schedule
A high-quality report from a boat-based meetup at Lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, is praised for its production value. The hosts announce upcoming meetups in Denver, New York, Germany, and a "Philly vs. Spooks" tailgate party. Listeners are directed to noagendameetups.com for the full schedule of future events.
Knighting and Dame Ceremony, Sir Peacock, Sir Stonks Trader
The formal knighting ceremony inducts Sir Peacock of Mount Liberty and Sir Stonks Trader of the Philly suburbs into the No Agenda roundtable. The hosts detail the perks of knighthood, including the official signet ring and wax seal. A comprehensive birthday list is read, and the "value for value" model is reiterated as the show's primary funding mechanism.
A personal observation of a massive freight train with seven engines hauling scrap metal toward China is followed by a report on the Chicago Transit Authority's "Pride Train." The CTA train features the Philadelphia Pride and Transgender flags. The discussion notes the evolving nature of LGBTQ symbols and the potential for internal community friction as new flags are introduced.
Global Meetup Schedule, Stirling Scotland, Cancun
Meetup reports continue from Media, Pennsylvania, and Toronto. The upcoming schedule includes events in Monrovia, Maryland, Missoula, and a "Free Thought Day" in Cancun, Mexico. A notable international meetup is scheduled for the Wallace Monument in Stirling, Scotland. The hosts encourage listeners to visit NoAgendaMeetups.com to find or organize local gatherings.
Global Meetup Calendar, Charlotte, Brazil, Australia
A comprehensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups includes events in San Francisco, Dallas, Philadelphia, and Brisbane, Australia. The hosts emphasize that these gatherings are "trigger-free" environments where listeners can meet in person to discuss the show and current events.
Global Meetup Calendar, Dayton Brewery Report
The hosts read an extensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups in locations ranging from Warsaw, Indiana, to Palma de Mallorca, Spain. A report from a recent gathering of 21 "souls" at a brewery in Dayton, Ohio, is also shared.
The hosts discuss the "annoying" habit of people eating nuts on airplanes by "fisting" them into their mouths. Michael and Kelly Day donate on behalf of entrepreneur David Gomez, who is struggling with medical bureaucracies to bring surgical inventions to market. Gomez is granted associate producer status and a "de-douching."
The show concludes with a report from a Kansas City meetup and announcements for upcoming gatherings in Austin, Philly, and New England. A final knighting ceremony is performed for Michael Sabers and Eric McCarrow. The hosts emphasize the importance of the "No Agenda Nation" gathering in person as lockdowns begin to lift across the country.
Birthday List, Knighting Ceremony and Virtual Meetups
The hosts read the birthday list for late March and perform a knighting ceremony for Michelle Winton and Eric Remington. Due to stay-at-home orders, several No Agenda meetups in Philadelphia, Kansas City, and Rochester have been moved to virtual formats or "spiritual" gatherings.
Several producers are recognized for their high-value donations, leading to new knighthoods and title changes. J-nonymous requests a posthumous knighthood for his brother, Sir Philly D Williams. Other recognized producers include Sir Chauncey of the Netherworld and Sir Nussbaum. The hosts distribute "karma" and play custom jingles for the executive producers.
The hosts read a comprehensive list of birthdays for listeners and their family members. A formal knighthood ceremony is conducted for Sir Philly D Williams (posthumous), Sir Chansey of the Netherworld, and Knight Gary of Moorgate. The segment concludes with the traditional "hookers and blow" send-off for the new knights.
Donations are acknowledged from listeners like Richard Troyano, who commented on the "fictional" nature of the 9-11 Commission Report. Another donor, Sir Craig Peters, contributes in honor of his wife's chemotherapy treatment and promotes Gilda's Club Delaware Valley, an organization providing support for families living with cancer.
