Topic: Ramsey

The murder of JonBenét Ramsey is back in the spotlight following a new Netflix docuseries. John Ramsey expressed hope that advanced DNA testing and genealogy research by the Boulder Police Department will finally lead to an arrest in the decades-old cold case.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce a special "Best Of" edition of the show, noting it is likely the final compilation produced by long-time contributor Ramsey Cain. Cain has moved on to a new job, ending a run of approximately six to ten produced clip shows. The hosts discuss the rarity of taking time off, noting they only do so a few times a year, and invite listeners to provide feedback on the "Best Of" format.

Adam and John conclude the special "Best Of" episode by thanking Ramsey Cain for his years of production work. They announce that the show will return to its regular live format on Sunday, featuring a full deconstruction of the week's media and the final results of the donation vote. The episode ends with a montage of classic show jingles and a final sign-off from the hosts.

The hosts highlight the technological achievements of the "No Agenda Transcript Project," which uses AI to allow searchable access to past episodes. They also credit Dave Jones for the creation of the Freedom Controller, a specialized podcast production tool, and thank Ramsey Cain for producing "best-of" content during the vacation hiatus.

The hosts officially open the donation segment for Episode 1039, thanking the artists and producers who maintain the show's "value-for-value" model. They acknowledge the work of Ramsey Cain in preparing recent specials and begin the process of thanking high-tier donors and executive producers.

The upcoming Thursday episode will feature the final "Best Of" production by Ramsey Cain, who has moved into a new professional role. Cain's contributions have been a staple of the show's archives, and his departure marks the end of an era for these specific curated segments. Listeners are encouraged to provide feedback or pick up the production mantle for future archival releases.

Canadian gymnastics official Dave Brubaker has been charged with multiple sexual offenses following the 2016 Rio Olympics. In the U.S., former Speaker Dennis Hastert faces strict court-ordered restrictions regarding contact with minors. Additionally, Kansas congressional candidate Andrea Ramsey dropped out of her race following allegations of sexual harassment against a male subordinate in 2015.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 985 of the No Agenda podcast, broadcasting from Austin, Texas, and London. The hosts announce a special "best-of" show curated by Sir Ramsey Cain and Sir Fettig. They discuss the evergreen nature of the upcoming clips and the return to regular programming later in the week.

Producer Ramsey Kane shares an anecdote about a personality test that suggested he was equally suited to be a priest or a clown. The discussion turns to GuideStar, a database for non-profits, which has begun labeling certain organizations as "hate groups" based on data from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). The hosts characterize this as a "shakedown" tactic used to manipulate non-profit ratings.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce episode 889 of the No Agenda show, titled "Celebrating Church and Consumerism." This special Christmas broadcast features a compilation of highlights and "clip blitzes" curated by Sir Ramsey Cain. The hosts explain that while they are taking Christmas Day off, they will return for a live show on the following Thursday and New Year's Day.

The hosts wrap up the first half of the Christmas special, praising Sir Ramsey Cain's production work. They remind listeners that donations received for the holiday show will be acknowledged during the upcoming Thursday broadcast. They emphasize their commitment to keeping the show under three hours despite the volume of content.

Producer Ramsey Kane is publishing "No Agenda 2016," a weekly compilation of the show's election coverage. Additionally, anonymous producers provided the flight call sign for Hillary Clinton's campaign plane, operated by Xtra Airways (CXP881). This information allows listeners to track the candidate's movements in real-time using public flight tracking software.

Ramsey Cain is organizing the annual No Agenda Las Vegas meetup on August 6th at the Encore Lobby Bar, coinciding with the Defcon hacker convention. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendacd.com for details on the event and to participate in distributing CDs to convention attendees. The hosts highlight the presence of cybersecurity experts and federal agents at the event.

Ramsey Orta, the man who filmed the police killing of Eric Garner, is sentenced to four years in prison on unrelated charges, making him the only person at the scene to serve time. Simultaneously, FEC Commissioner Lee Goodman warns that "net neutrality" regulations are a precursor to censoring conservative voices and "bullies" on the internet under the guise of diversity.

The hosts showcase artwork for episode 821 created by Martin JJ and discuss the No Agenda Art Generator. They provide practical advice for listeners on how to print and frame show art using affordable IKEA frames, citing a guide previously shared by producer Ramsey Cain. This segment emphasizes the community-driven nature of the show's visual identity.

Brad Ramsey, who attended the Dallas meetup with his father, is recognized for a $311 donation. Ramsey's father, a plumber from Wichita Falls, attended the event despite not being a regular listener. The hosts discuss the "Clan Karma" earned by the Ramsey family for their support and participation in the local meetup.

Producer Ramsey Kane has released a new No Agenda CD titled "AGW WTF," focusing on anthropogenic global warming clips. Additionally, a meetup for "human resources" is scheduled for January 9th in Bedford, Texas, near the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The discussion covers the expansion of the "Uber for everything" business model into medicine and home services. A host shares a detailed story from the 1980s about being a television star in Portugal during the Europa TV era, where he was greeted by thousands of fans. Additionally, Sir Ramsey Kane announces plans to distribute 400 "Tech Horny" No Agenda CDs at the Defcon security conference in Las Vegas.

Ramsey Cain organizes a No Agenda meetup in Las Vegas during Defcon 23 on Saturday, August 8th. The event will take place at the Encore Lobby Bar and Cafe starting at 6 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to RSVP via email or Twitter to coordinate shirt sizes for merchandise.

Sir Ramsey Mohon announces a No Agenda meetup at the upcoming DEF CON security conference. The hosts praise the work of listeners who create "clip of the day" accounts on Twitter to archive show highlights. Adam Curry prepares to return to his home base after broadcasting from Rotterdam.