Topic: Pre Recorded

The hosts discuss the "value-for-value" funding model of No Agenda, noting that this special pre-recorded episode requires significant effort from producers. They encourage listeners to contribute to the show as a form of "workman's comp" to keep the program running. Adam Curry explains that while they cannot read new donations live during this episode, all contributors will be acknowledged in the next live broadcast.

The shift to computerized testing allows the state to record a child's psychological profile, such as honesty or political leanings, as part of a permanent record. This data can be used to flag parents whose children express "non-compliant" views. The push for universal Pre-K is viewed as an attempt to begin this "slave training" at an earlier age.