22 chapters across the catalog
The program concludes with a series of "end of show mixes" and a musical recitation of the digits of Pi. The hosts remind listeners to support the show via NoAgendaDonations.com and sign off with their traditional "In the morning" greeting before the final music tracks play.
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 show concludes with the "Tip of the Day," featuring BizToc.com, a business news aggregator and scraping operation backed by Mark Cuban. The hosts sign off with their traditional "Crackpot and Buzzkill" personas, followed by a series of end-of-show music mixes and classic audio clips.
The hosts sign off, promising to return on Sunday with more media deconstruction. They offer a final reminder to support the show via the "Value for Value" model and leave the audience with a mix of music and soundbites as they conclude episode 1754.
The hosts conclude the episode with final thoughts on media deconstruction and a reminder for listeners to support the show via donations. They sign off with their traditional catchphrases before playing an "end of show mix" produced by listeners. The segment transitions into a musical montage featuring show themes and humorous clips.
The hosts sign off from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley, thanking the producers for their support. The episode concludes with a musical "End of Show Mix" by Tommy Gufano and Sir TJ the Wrathful, featuring themes of COVID skepticism and media deconstruction. Final credits and website information are provided before the broadcast ends.
A new euthanasia compound known as "Middle X" is gaining attention in the Netherlands, promoted by groups like Exit International. The compound reportedly causes a rapid shutdown of the body's ability to process oxygen. The show concludes with a series of "end of show mixes" deconstructing recent news themes, including the Chinese balloon and Dr. Anthony Fauci's public statements.
End of Show Mixes, Karine Jean-Pierre and Outro
The show concludes with an analysis of Karine Jean-Pierre's first press briefings as White House Press Secretary, focusing on her emphasis on her identity as a "black gay immigrant woman." A musical mix featuring Joe Biden's use of the word "simpatico" closes the episode.
The hosts debated the selection of a new "ISO" (in search of) jingle to end the show, eventually settling on a clip titled "Penis Politics." The segment included a lighthearted critique of sound editing software like Audacity and the technical challenges of removing glitches from audio clips.
The episode concluded with a reminder of the Sunday broadcast and the value-for-value support model. The final segment featured an "end of show mix" and a montage of classic clips, including commentary on the White House Correspondents' Dinner and various political figures.
The episode concludes with a series of musical mixes by Jesse Coy Nelson and other producers. The featured track is a parody of "There Is Nothing Like A Dame," celebrating the women of the No Agenda "peerage." The hosts sign off from Amsterdam and Silicon Valley, promising to return for the Thursday broadcast.
The program concludes with a musical mix featuring classic No Agenda clips and a satirical song about Hillary Clinton's potential 2020 run. The hosts sign off from Austin and Silicon Valley, reminding listeners of the next broadcast on Sunday. The final segments include a repetitive "China is asshole" audio clip and various listener-submitted sound bites.
Show Outro, Mobile Loaves and Fishes, Alan Jones Mix
The program concludes with a preview of an upcoming tour of the "Community First Village" by Mobile Loaves and Fishes in Austin. The hosts sign off from their respective locations in Texas and Silicon Valley, followed by an "end-of-show mixer" featuring various soundbites and a musical tribute to Australian shock jock Alan Jones. The final segments include a montage of Joe Biden clips and satirical commentary on climate change.
The episode concluded with a series of end-of-show mixes and a humorous segment featuring a "Maxine Waters" parody. The hosts signed off with their traditional "adios mofos" and a reminder to support the show via the value-for-value model.
No Agenda Episode 1151 Outro and End of Show Mix
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude the episode, directing listeners to the No Agenda Stream for "Grumpy Old Bens." They sign off with their traditional "Adios" and play an end-of-show music mix featuring clips of media figures and political commentary.
End of Show Mix, National Anthem and Final Credits
The episode concludes with the "Gitmo Nation National Anthem" and a sound-rich mix featuring clips of political figures and media pundits. The final segments include a discussion of the Large Hadron Collider's supposed effect on the "alternative universe" and a final sign-off.
The Iran nuclear negotiations have missed multiple deadlines, with John Kerry remaining at the table after other foreign ministers departed. The show concludes with a critique of a "Today Show" segment about matching nail polish to shoes, which the hosts cite as evidence of the decline of mainstream media. The episode ends with the standard "No Agenda" sign-off and a montage of Hillary Clinton clips.
Knighting of Sir Shane Peden and Show Wrap-up
Shane Peden is knighted for his support of the show. The hosts clarify a mix-up regarding the identity of Rachel Crane on IMDB and discuss technical issues with studio equipment, including a squeaking microphone stand, before moving toward the final segments.
Potential Military Coup in Mexico and Sign-off
Analysts discuss the possibility of a military coup in Mexico as General Cienfuegos expresses readiness to intervene to defend political reforms. The hosts call for more information from Mexican producers before signing off and heading to New York City for the next broadcast.
John C. Dvorak prepares to leave for his son's wedding, promising a full report on the nuptials for the Sunday show. Adam Curry closes the episode by playing the "Gitmo Nation National Anthem" as requested by a Russian listener. The hosts sign off with their traditional FEMA region identifiers and a reminder to support the show via the value-for-value model.
