3 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Community Projects, E-books, and App Updates
Several community-led initiatives are highlighted, including Scott McKenzie's new short story "Death by Autopen" and the release of No Agenda Droid 2.0 on Android platforms. The app now includes a live stream schedule and a jingle board. Additionally, a new URL forward, climateinequality.com, is praised for its satirical take on global climate politics.
Reykjavik Make-Good, No Agendroid App, Art Generator
The hosts issue a "karma make-good" for a listener in Reykjavik and promote the "No Agendroid" app available in the Google Play Store. They also credit the artists at the No Agenda Art Generator for their contributions to the show's visual identity.
A 2011 Google April Fools' prank called "Gmail Tap," featuring LL Cool J, inspired actual Morse code keyboard applications now available on the Google Play Store. These apps allow users to text using only "dits" and "das," which is suggested as a safer way to communicate while driving. The segment also notes that Samuel Morse, the inventor of the telegraph, was a prominent American oil painter.
