23 chapters across the catalog
The hosts note that many mainstream media "A-list" hosts are on vacation for Christmas, leaving "B and C-listers" to fill in. They emphasize their commitment to broadcasting live despite the holidays. Listeners are encouraged to use modern podcast apps found at PodcastApps.com rather than inferior services.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss a proposed shift in the podcast's recording time to two hours later in the day. Curry notes significant pushback from a small but vocal group of listeners who claim the change would disrupt their daily routines. The hosts decide to implement a one-month test starting on Thursday, May 5, 2022, to monitor how the schedule change affects live viewership and donation patterns.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss moving the show's start time to 11:00 AM, citing the need for a more sustainable production schedule and better sleep. The change is set to take effect on Thursday, May 5th, coinciding with Cinco de Mayo. The hosts thank the "trolls" in the live stream for their feedback and support over the show's 15-year history.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the program by debating whether Curry's tendency to misidentify the day of the week is a symptom of OCD or Tourette's. They discuss how the offset nature of their twice-weekly recording schedule confuses their personal lives and those of their families. The hosts emphasize that their lives revolve entirely around the show, a lifestyle enabled by the value-for-value model.
Media Booking Frustrations, Megyn Kelly, Podcast Scheduling
A host describes the logistical frustrations of being booked for a media appearance on Megyn Kelly's show, involving multiple cancellations and rescheduling requests. Despite the annoyance of being "bounced around," the host acknowledges the value of the platform. The discussion highlights the hierarchy and power dynamics involved in mainstream and independent media collaborations.
No Agenda Production Schedule, Episode 1089 Promotion
The hosts clarify the decision to record a live show on Thanksgiving Day rather than airing a "best of" interview special. The episode serves as a promotional lead-in for the upcoming milestone Episode 1089, which represents 33 squared. Personal anecdotes regarding holiday cooking responsibilities and production planning are shared.
Holiday Show Schedule, No Agenda Christmas Plans
The hosts discuss their broadcasting schedule for the upcoming Christmas and New Year's holidays. They reject a listener's suggestion to do a news deconstruction instead of a traditional "Clip Show," explaining the labor-intensive nature of the program. They confirm they will continue to produce shows through the end of the year to catch any news items slipped through by the government during the holidays.
No Agenda Formula, Donation Logistics, Show Promotion
The hosts wrap up the executive producer segment and remind listeners of the show's schedule and donation platforms. They briefly discuss the "No Agenda formula" of hitting the media "in the mouth" and encourage listeners to propagate the show's message. A brief moment of host bickering occurs regarding the "Ask Adam" segment.
The hosts conclude episode 375, confirming that the show will continue on its regular schedule despite the upcoming trip to Bonaire. They provide a final reminder of the show's donation website and sign off from their respective locations in Austin and Northern Silicon Valley.
Adam Curry discusses a scheduling conflict with a MeVEO board meeting in San Francisco that overlaps with the No Agenda recording time. The hosts brainstorm ways to adjust the show's schedule, including a potential Wednesday recording, to accommodate Curry's travel and board responsibilities.
The hosts announce that the next episode will be moved to Monday morning instead of Sunday. This change is due to travel for a children's benefit event in San Francisco and concerns over poor hotel internet connectivity.
No Agenda Show Teaser and Third Weekly Episode Proposal
A mock teaser for the next episode features topics like Justin Bieber and the Kardashians. The hosts discuss the possibility of adding a third weekly show on Tuesdays to cover the high volume of news. This expansion would require a significant increase in listener donations under the "value for value" model to allow the hosts to dedicate more time to the program.
No Agenda Episode 205 Introduction and Schedule Confusion
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 205 of the No Agenda show on Wednesday, June 2, 2010. The hosts address listener confusion regarding the unusual Wednesday recording time, noting that many fans expected the show on its typical Thursday slot. They briefly touch on the concept of "look over here" news distractions before transitioning into the day's reports.
No Agenda Episode 140 Introduction, Monday-Wednesday-Friday Schedule Proposal
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 140 of the No Agenda show on October 18, 2009. They discuss a potential move to a three-day-a-week broadcasting schedule on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dvorak notes that for many listeners, the show serves as a form of "church" or a regular ritual.
Show Outro and Thursday Schedule
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude the Saturday broadcast, reminding listeners of the upcoming health insurance reform vote on Tuesday. They reiterate their "Value for Value" model and express a desire to produce the show full-time if donations allow. The next episode is scheduled for the following Thursday.
Adam Curry announces he will be traveling to London and Amsterdam for two weeks, though the show will continue with him broadcasting from various locations. The hosts sign off from the Crackpot Command Center and Northern Silicon Valley, confirming the next episode will air on Sunday.
The hosts coordinate their recording schedule for the upcoming week due to conflicting travel plans. One host is departing for Washington on Wednesday, while the other begins a vacation on Thursday. They weigh the options of recording early versus managing equipment while traveling.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss shifting the podcast broadcast schedule to Sundays to better distribute content throughout the week. The hosts exchange banter regarding their mental states during weekday versus weekend recordings. Dvorak prepares to deliver a detailed critique of recent financial news.
No Agenda, Expansion to Twice-Weekly Schedule
The hosts announce that the "No Agenda" podcast will expand from a weekly format to a twice-weekly schedule. While the specific days are not finalized, the move is intended to provide more frequent coverage of news and events. The hosts also adopt the nicknames "Crackpot" and "Buzzkill" suggested by a listener.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak Reverse Recording Roles
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the program from the Curry Manor in the United Kingdom and Northern California, respectively. They note a reversal in their typical recording roles, with Dvorak staying up late until 1:00 AM while Curry begins his morning at 9:00 AM. The hosts clarify that the episode is being recorded on a Thursday for a Friday release, potentially affecting the timeliness of news items.
