Topic: Qso Party

Sir Otaku in Texas requests a correction for his daughter's title to "Dame Rococo of Portlandia" after a previous "drunk donation" error. He also reports technical issues with the show's newsletter being flagged as spam. The hosts discuss an upcoming amateur radio "QSO party" and search for a specific audio clip involving a QVC segment about the moon.

Guillaume in France requests a "douchebag" call for his country's transition into a police state. The hosts announce several birthdays and remind the audience of the upcoming "QSO party" for amateur radio enthusiasts. They thank donors from around the world, including Ireland, Australia, and Canada, for their continued financial support.

The No Agenda QSO Party 2015 is announced for January 30th through February 1st, encouraging ham radio operators to connect and share their contributor status. Participants earn points based on the rank of the person they contact, with "Creators" Adam and John worth the most points. The hosts discuss the rules for signal reports and the inclusion of various titles like Knight, Baron, and Duke in the Morse code exchanges.

Sir Otaku announced the first annual No Agenda Show QSO Party, an amateur radio event scheduled for late January. Participants earn points for making radio contacts with other producers, knights, and dames, with bonus points awarded for specific modes like Morse code. The event aims to foster community among "geeky" listeners and radio enthusiasts.

The No Agenda QSO Party is an upcoming contest for amateur radio operators who listen to the program. Organized by a listener with the call sign K5SVR, the event aims to connect "No Agenda" hams globally. Participants can find log submission details and setup instructions at noagendaqsoparty.com.