5 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Value-for-Value Model and Media Deconstruction
The No Agenda show operates on a "value-for-value" model, eschewing traditional advertising and nonprofit donor stewardship in favor of direct listener support. The hosts emphasize their role as a "counterculture" outlet that deconstructs mainstream media narratives. This approach relies on listeners returning value through time, talent, or treasure to keep the program independent.
Listener Donations, Rotterdam and New England Slang
The hosts acknowledge a variety of listener donations from Florida, Australia, and Rotterdam. They highlight a donor from New Hampshire using the regional term "wicked good." The segment concludes with a "jobs karma" soundbite for listeners seeking employment, maintaining the show's tradition of interactive listener support.
A lengthy list of donors from around the world, including Germany, Ghana, Slovenia, and Norway, is read to acknowledge their support. Zach Manning's "douchebag check" is reversed following a $127 donation. The segment includes birthday wishes for several listeners and their family members, maintaining the show's community-focused atmosphere.
The hosts read a series of donations from listeners in Vermont, Georgia, Belgium, and Canada. A question from a donor regarding UFOs prompts a brief confirmation of belief in extraterrestrial phenomena before concluding the "69.69" donation segment.
11-11-11 Donation Celebration, Podcast Licenses
The hosts acknowledge a surge in $111.11 donations in anticipation of the date November 11, 2011. They also process several requests for "podcast licenses" and "de-douching" from new and returning donors.
