3 chapters across the catalog
A breakdown of the classic "Morning Zoo" radio format describes the typical cast of characters, including the host, sidekick, female newsreader, and specialized sports or entertainment reporters. The hosts compare this legacy media model to the evolving structure of modern podcasts.
Suzanne Lent shared her initial hesitation about the No Agenda podcast's high-energy format before becoming a regular supporter. The hosts respond with a parody of a public radio pledge drive, mimicking the hushed tones and "tote bag" incentives typical of NPR stations. They emphasize that their independent model is the only way to provide truly uncompromised media deconstruction.
No Agenda Producers, Computer America Call-In Prank
A No Agenda producer calling from Milwaukee phoned into the Computer America show to ask Adam Curry for advice on a fictional project involving medieval rings. The caller used the opportunity to reference show-internal jokes while the host remained unaware of the prank. The segment concludes with a discussion on how hard clocks in syndicated radio prevent substantive dialogue and how a secondary "show" happened in the No Agenda chat room during the broadcast.
