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Reports from recent No Agenda meetups are played, including a "Bitcoin Beach" gathering in El Salvador and a glass-bottom boat tour in Ocala, Florida. Upcoming meetups in Denver, Sacramento, and Indianapolis are promoted. The hosts emphasize that "connection is protection" and encourage listeners to start their own local meetups.
Reports from No Agenda meetups in Sacramento, Atlanta, and Chicago highlight the community's growth and the "judgment-free" nature of the gatherings. Producers discussed topics ranging from California homelessness to Bitcoin, with upcoming events scheduled for Kansas City and North Idaho.
The hosts run through an extensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups across the globe, including events in Denver, Sacramento, Houston, and Dubrovnik, Croatia. They emphasize that these gatherings are the best way for "producers" to connect in person.
The hosts promote upcoming No Agenda meetups in Franklin, Tennessee; Ann Arbor, Michigan; and a major "official business meeting" in the Netherlands. Other scheduled gatherings include Sacramento, Denver, Houston, and an international meetup in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
Global Meetup Calendar, Summer Solstice Events
A comprehensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is provided, spanning from Minneapolis to Dubrovnik, Croatia. A major weekend event is planned in the Netherlands for early July, promising a "no lockdown" environment. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local gatherings to connect with other "producers."
Train Spotting, Former Culture, and High-Fidelity Audio
The hosts open with a discussion about "The Zephyr" train and the subculture of "foamers" who watch train videos on RFD TV. They suggest a high-fidelity train podcast featuring binaural audio and 192 kHz samples. The conversation transitions into the busy week of C-SPAN coverage regarding Supreme Court hearings and social media influence.
No Agenda Meetup, Sacramento Train Museum, Millennial Listeners
A "No Agenda" listener meetup was held at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, featuring a train ride on the Zephyr. The event drew a diverse crowd, including a significant number of "woke" millennials who enjoy the show's critique of their generation. An Amtrak conductor even greeted the hosts at the station to deliver a donation and a birthday shout-out.
Details are finalized for a No Agenda listener meetup in Sacramento, California, featuring a visit to the California State Railroad Museum and a gathering at the Fat City Bar. One host plans to travel via the Amtrak California Zephyr and encourages listeners to document their journeys on social media. The segment includes birthday wishes and "karma" requests for various producers.
Fat City Saloon, Old Sacramento, Meetup Logistics
Logistical details for the Sacramento meetup are finalized, with the group moving from the train museum to the Fat City Saloon in Old Town. The hosts discuss the historical charm of the area and encourage attendees to bring donations in clearly labeled envelopes for proper crediting. There is a brief mention of family members attending, including a new baby named Theodore.
John C. Dvorak recounts a visit to the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, praising its curated exhibits and immaculate trains. The hosts discuss potential locations for a future listener meetup in "Old Sacramento" and sign off for the episode.
Community Meetups, Amtrak Train Museum and Sign-off
The hosts discuss the "No Agenda community" and the long-lasting friendships formed at local meetups around the world. Dvorak reiterates his plan for a meetup at the Sacramento Train Museum via Amtrak, promoting the idea that "trains are good, planes are bad." They sign off with their traditional "Adios Mofos" and a promise to return for the next regular Sunday show.
No Agenda Meetups and California State Railroad Museum
New rules for promoting listener meetups are established, requiring a minimum of ten confirmed attendees before an event is mentioned on air. Plans are discussed for a future meetup at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, involving a group trip on the California Zephyr train.
The hosts conclude the episode by thanking their support staff, including Eric the Shill and Mimi. They discuss plans for future listener meetups, including a proposed Amtrak trip to the Sacramento Train Museum. They sign off with a final plug for donations and a reminder of the upcoming John Sculley and Bob Heil interviews.
