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Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude the episode, thanking the audience and announcing the next program on the No Agenda stream, "Our Big Dumb Mouth." The show ends with a series of custom musical mixes and a final sign-off from both hosts, confirming their return for the next scheduled broadcast.
The episode concludes with a preview of the New Year's Eve show and a series of end-of-show mixes produced by Sir Chris Wilson and Professor JJ. The hosts sign off with their traditional catchphrases and a final reminder of the donation addresses.
The show concludes with the "Prince Harry" parody song and a final sign-off from Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak. They credit the producers of the end-of-show mix and remind listeners to return for the Sunday episode. The hosts reiterate their "far less than cutting edge" branding and offer a final "adios mofos."
Show Credits, Harvey Weinstein Timing and Sign-off
The hosts wrap up the primary donation segment, comparing their credit sequence to Hollywood's while noting the "impeccable timing" of Harvey Weinstein's downfall. Listeners are encouraged to support the show via dvorak.org/na to become producers. The segment serves as a transition back to the main discussion topics after a lengthy "breather" for donor acknowledgments.
Bitcoin Mining Success, Job Karma and Show Credits
Simon Lutz, a Bitcoin miner from Switzerland, is thanked for a $200 donation after finding success in cryptocurrency despite the hosts' previous skepticism. The segment also covers a "jobs karma" request for a listener's brother, though the hosts warn against using "Trump jobs karma" due to reported negative side effects.
No Agenda Value Proposition and Sunday Show Preview
The hosts clarify their "Value for Value" model, rejecting the idea that the show has a traditional "end" or "usefulness" limit. They contrast their production style with other podcasts that use traditional credits for "minions and peons," asserting that their donors are the true producers. A preview is given for the upcoming Sunday show, which will feature a report on Dvorak's surgery.
Adam Curry announces a new policy regarding the reading of listener notes during the donation segment. To keep the show's pace, long and tedious notes will no longer be read in their entirety on air, though donors over $50 will still receive verbal credit. The hosts explain that this change is necessary to avoid "meltdowns" and maintain the entertainment value of the program.
The hosts debate the introduction of a new "Created By" credit for donors who contribute the exact amount of the current episode number. While Dvorak is skeptical about the historical accuracy of the title, Curry argues it provides an exclusive incentive for high-level supporters. They eventually agree to consider it as a bonus title alongside Associate Executive Producer credits.
