17 chapters across the catalog
Gigawatt Coffee and Image Makers Inc. Promotions
Promotions are read for Gigawatt Coffee Roasters and Image Makers Inc., alongside a mention of No Agenda-themed books by Scott McKenzie. The hosts also discuss the career progress of racer Ashland Speed, who has been a long-time supporter of the show's community-driven brands.
The hosts paid tribute to ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill, who passed away at age 72. In literary news, author Scott McKenzie is penning a new No Agenda-themed novel titled *The Archivist*, based on the life and stories of John C. Dvorak. The book will be the latest in a series of fictional works inspired by the show's community and themes.
Author Scott McKenzie has released a new No Agenda-themed novel titled "Cockroach Milk." The story follows an FDA inspector investigating a secretive corporation that produces a superfood made from cockroaches. The book is available on Amazon and Kindle.
Author Sir Scott McKenzie has released a new "No Agenda" themed novel titled "Operation Free-Tard." The story is a cautionary tale about a government crackdown on copyright piracy and the use of Kodi boxes for free streaming. McKenzie's books are noted for incorporating show themes and characters into satirical plots, and they are available via noagendanovels.com.
Military Leadership Training and Red Cell Novel
Sir Dave Fugazotto, who teaches mid-career military leaders, describes using the show's deconstruction techniques to encourage critical thinking. He also recommends the novel "Red Cell" by producer Scott McKenzie for the No Agenda book club.
Author Scott McKenzie releases "Red Cell," the third installment in the No Agenda novel series. The book is based on a clip from 2013 and incorporates various show memes, including terrorist attacks on malls and "killer selfie sticks." The hosts encourage listeners to support the work, which is available in paperback and Kindle formats.
Scott McKenzie Short Story, The Great American Shoe Throwing
Author Sir Scott McKenzie releases a new short story titled "The Great American Shoe Throwing," available in the Amazon store. The book is a satirical take on American politics where the public expresses their anger by throwing shoes at politicians, inspired by the 2008 incident involving George W. Bush. The hosts praise the creative output of the "Gitmo Nation" community.
The Boy with Involuntary Social Network Disorder by Scott McKenzie
Sir Scott McKenzie has published a new No Agenda-themed novel titled "The Boy with Involuntary Social Network Disorder." The book explores a love story between a man addicted to social media and a woman who lives entirely offline, incorporating various show memes and concepts.
Author Scott McKenzie has released a new No Agenda-themed short story titled "Conscience for Sale" on the Amazon Kindle store. The story involves a consultant at the White House dealing with the outsourcing of war decisions. McKenzie is also working on a novel titled "The Boy with Involuntary Social Network Disorder."
Donation Totals, New York Meetup and Perp Walk E-book
The hosts thank David Lane for a significant donation and remind listeners of the upcoming New York meetup details to be shared via social media. They promote a new e-book by Scott McKenzie titled "Perp Walk," a short story inspired by the No Agenda show and the Dominique Strauss-Kahn affair. McKenzie is also the author of "One Day in Gitmo Nation."
The hosts promote "Classic No Agenda," a project by Ramsey Kane to republish the show from episode one as a podcast feed. They also highlight a new short story by Scott McKenzie available on Amazon, which involves a 90-year-old man, an assassination attempt, and the 1947 Roswell incident.
No Agenda Community Projects, E-books, and App Updates
Several community-led initiatives are highlighted, including Scott McKenzie's new short story "Death by Autopen" and the release of No Agenda Droid 2.0 on Android platforms. The app now includes a live stream schedule and a jingle board. Additionally, a new URL forward, climateinequality.com, is praised for its satirical take on global climate politics.
Gitmo Nation Christmas Carol, Strategy of Tension
Adam Curry promotes a Kindle book titled "A Gitmo Nation Christmas Carol" by Scott McKenzie. He then pivots back to the "strategy of tension," promising to play more clips that illustrate media manipulation.
The release of a limited edition hardback of "One Day in Gitmo Nation" is announced, with proceeds benefiting the show. Additionally, a listener-created website, noagendabingo.com, is highlighted as a way for fans to track recurring show tropes and catchphrases.
One Day in Gitmo Nation Novel and Thai Listeners
The hosts promote the novel "One Day in Gitmo Nation" by Scott McKenzie, available at noagendanovels.com. They also acknowledge their first "Thai donor" and encourage listeners to check their email for a recent newsletter regarding Time Magazine's coverage.
Producer Scott McKenzie has released a book titled "One Day in Gitmo Nation," available at noagendanovels.com. The hosts also address financial difficulties caused by the Anonymous group's attacks on PayPal, which slowed down donations during the holiday season.
A new novel titled "One Day in Gitmo Nation" by producer Scott McKenzie is announced, which incorporates various memes and themes from the first 243 episodes of the podcast. The book is described as a satirical page-turner featuring topics like the TSA, swine flu, and international trade, with proceeds intended to support the show.
