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Adam Curry recounts a disappointing interview with the Austin American-Statesman regarding the local tech scene. Despite his role in inventing podcasting, the resulting article referred to him primarily as a "former host on MTV" and a "longtime podcast personality," omitting the name of the No Agenda show.
No Agenda Episode 1057 Production and Media Inquiries
The hosts acknowledge the artwork for episode 1057, "The Heckler's Veto," created by Mark G. Adam Curry mentions receiving an interview request from the Austin American-Statesman to discuss the reach of independent media following the Alex Jones ban. They encourage listeners to check the "New and Noteworthy" section of podcast apps.
The Austin American-Statesman is criticized for its coverage of a series of package bombings in Austin, Texas. The newspaper compared the unknown suspect to Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, but failed to mention the lack of a political manifesto in the current case. The report is characterized as speculative and lacking in meaningful psychological conclusions about the perpetrator.
