Topic: Raleigh

A list of upcoming listener meetups is read, including events in Raleigh, Boise, and Franklin. Notably, a "clogs-on-the-ground" meetup is scheduled for Kiev, Ukraine. The hosts encourage listeners to attend and send in reports, emphasizing the community-building aspect of the show.

The formal knighting of Sir Jacket is completed with the traditional "hookers and blow" recitation. Meetup reports were received from Keyport, New Jersey, while upcoming events are scheduled for Raleigh, Boise, and a notable gathering in Kiev, Ukraine. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local gatherings for "protection and connection."

A detailed meetup report from Squim, Washington, features several listeners and a mention of "TooManyEggs.com." The hosts announce upcoming meetups in Anchorage, Raleigh, Boise, and an international gathering in Ukraine. They emphasize that No Agenda meetups are free to organize and open to all "knights, dames, and douchebags."

A recorded report from the Albuquerque meetup features several first-time attendees. The hosts then list numerous upcoming meetups for May 2026, including events in Raleigh, Dallas, Fort Wayne, and Los Baños. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagenomeetups.com to find local gatherings and build their own "first responder" networks.

Reports from recent No Agenda meetups in Fort Wayne and San Francisco are shared, emphasizing the "connection for protection" theme. A "donation showdown" is scheduled for April 11th between meetups in Albany, California, and Fredericksburg, Texas. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local gatherings.

A report from the Central Jersey meetup features various attendees, including a server who was confused by the discussion. The hosts also mention the success of the new Melania documentary and list upcoming meetups in Raleigh, Mount Laurel, and San Francisco.

Listener-produced reports from meetups in Wilmington and the East Bay highlighted the strong community presence in California. Upcoming No Agenda gatherings are scheduled for Indianapolis, Raleigh, and several cities in New Jersey and Texas. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find local events or organize their own "protectorates."

Donors Bill Towes and Christine from Raleigh are thanked for their contributions. Christine extends an invitation for the hosts to visit North Carolina for a "Southern shindig" involving whole pig barbecue, noting the large community of loyal listeners in the region. The hosts express interest in traveling for a meetup in the summer, provided the logistics and "treasure" are aligned.

A schedule of upcoming No Agenda meetups is announced, including events in Santa Rosa, Raleigh, Milwaukee, and the Netherlands. These gatherings are framed as essential for "connection and protection," allowing listeners to meet in person without admission fees. The hosts encourage producers to start their own local chapters using the central meetup website.

Upcoming listener meetups are announced for Goleta, Raleigh, Columbus, and Toronto. A "tip of the day" explains the two-letter codes on champagne labels: "NM" for large manufacturers and "RM" for grower-produced champagne. The hosts conclude the show by encouraging listeners to support the program and attend local meetups for community connection.

A report from a meetup in Wageningen, Netherlands, leads to a discussion about the "Black Pete" (Zwarte Piet) holiday tradition. The hosts explain the controversy surrounding the character and the shift toward "rainbow Petes" to avoid racial insensitivity. They also list upcoming meetups in Raleigh, Toronto, and Rochester, encouraging listeners to connect with their local community.

A schedule of upcoming No Agenda meetups is announced, covering locations from Raleigh, North Carolina to Leiden, Netherlands. John Dvorak confirms his attendance at an upcoming event at The Mallard Club in Albany, California.

The No Agenda community reports on recent meetups, including a gathering in Indianapolis where organizers were absent due to a bicycle accident in Greece. Upcoming meetups are announced for Raleigh, Houston, and several locations in the Netherlands. John C. Dvorak confirms he will attend the Oakland, California event on September 13th.

Upcoming No Agenda meetups are promoted, including the 5th Annual Central Texas Float Meet in San Marcos on August 16. Other gatherings are scheduled for Raleigh, North Carolina; Fort Wayne, Indiana; and Copenhagen, Denmark. The hosts emphasize the slogan "Connection is Protection" and encourage producers to organize their own local events.

The podcast community continues to organize local meetups, including the 5th annual Central Texas Float Meet on the San Marcos River. Other upcoming events are scheduled for Raleigh, Copenhagen, and Cleveland, leading up to the major 3rd annual Fredericksburg meetup on October 11th. The hosts emphasized that "connection is protection" and encouraged listeners to start their own local chapters.

Reports from recent "No Agenda" meetups in Chicago and the UK highlight the community-driven nature of the show's audience. Upcoming events are announced for Raleigh, Austin, and a "spring splash-up" in Scheveningen, the Netherlands. A "Hot Meat & Freedom Flames" barbecue is also scheduled for Brussels, with organizers urging attendees to keep their audio reports concise.

Leo Bravo hosted his 62nd No Agenda meetup in Los Angeles, drawing a record crowd of 20 people. Attendees provided audio reports, including "Dame Laura" from Washington and several first-time participants. The hosts highlight the importance of these meetups for local networking and support, announcing upcoming gatherings in Raleigh, North Carolina, and South Austin, Texas.

The show acknowledges significant financial contributions from executive and associate executive producers, including a $526 donation from Earl Christopher. A somber note marks the passing of Sir Raleigh Hawk, a long-time community member and "knight" of the roundtable. The segment also includes "classified" style promotions for community businesses, such as Gigawatt Coffee Roasters and real estate listings in Rochester, Minnesota.

Donations from the Netherlands, Canada, and across the US are read, including a somber request for prayers for "Raleigh Hawk," a community member recovering from a large brain tumor. The show issues an "emergency F-cancer" shout-out in support of his recovery in the ICU.

Listener-organized meetups were reported in Fullerton, California, and Indianapolis, Indiana, where producers gathered at local breweries to discuss the show. Upcoming events are scheduled for Knoxville, Tennessee; Springfield, Missouri; New York City; and Osaka, Japan. These gatherings serve as the primary physical networking component of the program's community-building efforts.