Topic: Santa Cruz

19 chapters across the catalog

Slave Slab
Episode 1845 2:50:12 - 2:53:43

1845: Slave Slab

No Agenda Meetups, Connection is Protection, Global Events

Reports from recent No Agenda meetups in Long Beach, Santa Cruz, and other locations highlight the strength of the listener community. Upcoming events are announced for Dallas, Columbus, and Osaka, Japan. The hosts emphasize the mantra "connection is protection," encouraging listeners to build local networks for mutual support during emergencies.

Haley's Comment
Episode 1621 51:38 - 54:57

1621: Haley's Comment

California Coastal Flooding and Dutch Water Management

Massive 40-foot waves pounded the California coastline, causing significant flooding in Ventura County and Santa Cruz. In contrast, the Netherlands, which sits largely below sea level, utilized its advanced Delta Works infrastructure to manage similar water level concerns without widespread panic.

Hunger Stones
Episode 1477 1:27:21 - 1:31:56

1477: Hunger Stones

Executive Producer Donations, Justin Polgar Chocolate

The show acknowledges high-tier donations, including a significant contribution from Justin Polgar of YesCacao. Polgar's note promotes his "amygdala-shrinking" chocolate business in Santa Cruz, which uses botanicals and herbs to neutralize spike proteins.

The Palmist
Episode 1298 1:56:21 - 2:03:29

1298: The Palmist

JRE Discovery, Santa Cruz Liberals, Birthday Shoutouts

New listeners describe discovering the show via Joe Rogan and using it to stay sane while living in liberal strongholds like Santa Cruz. The hosts perform a "de-douching" for a teacher who feels surrounded by "wonky bat shit crazy" curriculum. The segment concludes with birthday shoutouts for listeners, including Brandon, the "Pinball Wizard of The Freak Show."

The Palmist
Episode 1298 3:07:15 - 3:11:08

1298: The Palmist

Birthday List, No Agenda Meetups, Human Resource Mind Control

The hosts announce the birthday list and upcoming No Agenda meetups in Los Angeles, Santa Cruz, and Ontario. They emphasize the importance of in-person gatherings for the "Gitmo Nation" family. The segment features "human resource mind control" jingles and encourages listeners to visit NoAgendaMeetups.com to find local events.

Covidiots
Episode 1293 1:05:26 - 1:07:45

1293: Covidiots

Santa Cruz Service Dog Registered to Vote

A woman in Santa Cruz, California, reported that her service dog received a voter registration and was listed as having already voted in the 2020 election. The dog was reportedly registered as a human student at Cabrillo College. The hosts discuss the absurdity of the situation and the potential for administrative errors in voter rolls involving service animals.

Competitive Victimhood
Episode 997 25:22 - 27:10

997: Competitive Victimhood

Santa Cruz Man Caught with Body in South Dakota

Tostn Walsh Lohman, a 30-year-old man from Santa Cruz, was arrested in South Dakota following a high-speed chase on Interstate 90. Authorities discovered a dead woman in his vehicle after his car was stopped by a spike strip near Rapid City. The hosts criticize the lack of follow-up reporting on the suspect's motives or the victim's identity.

Gun Disease
Episode 781 2:01:31 - 2:06:11

781: Gun Disease

DUI Checkpoints, Police Success Metrics and Public Inconvenience

Police in Marina, California, conducted a DUI checkpoint that stopped 1,100 cars but resulted in only one arrest. Despite the low arrest rate, officials measured the operation as a success based on the number of vehicles stopped and the "saturation" of the area.

Misgendering
Episode 743 1:39:43 - 1:44:01

743: Misgendering

Santa Cruz Murder, Pharmaceutical Influence on News

The murder of an eight-year-old girl in Santa Cruz by a teenage neighbor is discussed with a focus on the lack of reporting regarding the suspect's potential use of psychiatric drugs. The hosts argue that "Big Pharma" advertising prevents mainstream news from investigating the link between prescription medication and violent outbursts.

Busted Router
Episode 738 1:44:13 - 1:47:35

738: Busted Router

Baron of the Central California Coast, Geocities Archives

A donor achieves the rank of Baron of the Central California Coast, requesting "moving karma" for a relocation to the Pacific Northwest. The hosts discuss the legacy of Geocities, noting that the entire collection of defunct personal websites is archived and available for download online.

Bidentification
Episode 700 1:46:07 - 1:50:29

700: Bidentification

Listener Feedback and the 700 Club Milestone

Additional donors are recognized, including Nicholas Ramondi and Jeremy Cooper. A new listener describes the "compulsion" to listen to back episodes after being "hooked" by the show's media deconstruction. The hosts explain why the podcast feed is limited to a certain number of recent episodes to prevent technical issues.

The Tolerance Podcast
Episode 551 3:00:36 - 3:03:22

551: The Tolerance Podcast

PredPol and High-Tech Crime Fighting

Police departments in Santa Cruz and Los Angeles are using "PredPol" technology to predict where crimes will occur before they happen. This "predictive policing" relies on big data and historical crime mapping to deploy resources. The hosts dismiss this as another way to squander taxpayer money on tech-driven solutions that fail to address the root causes of crime.

Episode 347 54:12 - 57:04

347: Hackerocity

Occupy Santa Cruz, Protester Organization Tactics

A report from Santa Cruz features protesters discussing their lack of specific demands and their goal of starting a revolution. The hosts contrast the "naive" American protesters with those in England who use spreadsheets and social networking to track police movements. They note that American protesters often fail to realize when they are being "kettled" by police.

Media Corruption Now in 3D
Episode 180 56:52 - 59:25

180: Media Corruption Now in 3D

Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, WTC 7

Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth released a new video featuring radio transmissions from firefighters in the World Trade Center who reported only small, manageable fires before the collapse. The hosts also point out a media discrepancy regarding John Patrick Bedell's education, noting he graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a physics degree rather than just attending San Jose State as reported.

Sebelius Double Speak
Episode 122 0:00 - 2:07

122: Sebelius Double Speak

California Wildfires, Santa Cruz and Tracy Incidents

California wildfires are impacting the Santa Cruz and Tracy regions, with pilots reporting a massive wall of fire visible from the air near Oakland. The Tracy fire is exacerbated by 50-mile-per-hour winds and the presence of wind generators in the grasslands. Conditions remain extremely dry across the state, making containment efforts difficult for local fire services.

Deconstructing 'Law & Order'
Episode 118 58:08 - 1:01:29

118: Deconstructing 'Law & Order'

Santa Cruz City Council, Public Testimony on Organic Farming

The hosts play a clip of a young woman giving nonsensical testimony at a Santa Cruz City Council meeting regarding organic crops, "perfect pesticides," and mining silk worms. They use the clip to mock the local culture of Santa Cruz and argue that such displays represent a failure of the public education system.