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The hosts wrap up the episode by selecting the "Clip of the Day" and thanking the producers of the end-of-show mixes. They remind listeners that the next live broadcast on Thursday will occur two hours later than usual, at 1:00 PM Central Time. The show concludes with their traditional sign-off from Texas and Silicon Valley.
Holiday Show Schedule, No Agenda Christmas Plans
The hosts discuss their broadcasting schedule for the upcoming Christmas and New Year's holidays. They reject a listener's suggestion to do a news deconstruction instead of a traditional "Clip Show," explaining the labor-intensive nature of the program. They confirm they will continue to produce shows through the end of the year to catch any news items slipped through by the government during the holidays.
Travel Schedules, Joe Rogan Show, Haldol Side Effects
The hosts discuss their upcoming travel schedules, including trips to Los Angeles and Washington D.C. for art shows. Curry expresses his intention to appear on The Joe Rogan Experience while in California. The conversation briefly turns to a humorous discussion about the drug Haldol and Curry's perceived "lip smacking" audio artifacts during the broadcast.
Adam Curry reviews a past prediction that gold would reach $1,500 an ounce; while it currently sits near $1,250, he remains optimistic about its upward trend. The hosts mention a new 3D analysis of the World Trade Center collapse available in their show notes. They conclude by adjusting the schedule for the upcoming Sunday broadcast.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss shifting the podcast broadcast schedule to Sundays to better distribute content throughout the week. The hosts exchange banter regarding their mental states during weekday versus weekend recordings. Dvorak prepares to deliver a detailed critique of recent financial news.
No Agenda, Expansion to Twice-Weekly Schedule
The hosts announce that the "No Agenda" podcast will expand from a weekly format to a twice-weekly schedule. While the specific days are not finalized, the move is intended to provide more frequent coverage of news and events. The hosts also adopt the nicknames "Crackpot" and "Buzzkill" suggested by a listener.
