4 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Value-for-Value Model and Media Deconstruction
The No Agenda show operates on a "value-for-value" model, eschewing traditional advertising and nonprofit donor stewardship in favor of direct listener support. The hosts emphasize their role as a "counterculture" outlet that deconstructs mainstream media narratives. This approach relies on listeners returning value through time, talent, or treasure to keep the program independent.
Evangelical Views on Climate, Biblical Stewardship, Global Flood Covenant
Listener feedback explores whether evangelical Christians can be swayed by climate change narratives that use religious language. One perspective notes that many Christians do not fear a global flood because of God's biblical covenant never to flood the earth again.
Chip Berlet discussed the Christian concepts of "dominion" versus "stewardship" regarding the environment, using crude metaphors to describe human impact on the earth. He characterized traditional religion as a "farce" and criticized figures like Ted Cruz for their stances on abortion and gay rights. The hosts highlight the inconsistency in the panel's criticism of Christianity versus their avoidance of "Islamophobia."
Monsanto Roundup Ready Liability, Cloned Milk Approval
The segment examines the spread of GMO crops and the UK's approval of milk from cloned cows. A legal analysis of the "Monsanto Technology Stewardship Agreement" reveals an indemnification clause that limits the company's liability for damages, placing the legal burden on individual farmers.
