Topic: Sunday Show

Adam Curry concludes his broadcast from Amsterdam and prepares to return to Fredericksburg, Texas, for the next episode. The show ends with a series of "banger" mixes from Professor J. Jones and Neil Jones. The hosts sign off with their traditional catchphrases, promising to return on Sunday for further media deconstruction.

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 sign off from the Thanksgiving episode, reminding listeners of the upcoming Sunday show and the latest episode of "Curry and the Keeper." They thank the trolls, producers, and mixers for their contributions. The episode concludes with a characteristic "Adios Mofos" and a final audio mix featuring various show themes and clips.

The hosts select the "In Search Of" (ISO) clip to end the show. After considering clips about "generations" and "what does this have to do with podcasting," they settle on a clip of President Biden saying "We are not going anywhere." They agree this is the perfect sentiment for their 1600th episode, confirming they will return for show 1601 on Sunday.

The hosts announce the upcoming 14th anniversary of the No Agenda show. They reflect on the milestone of fourteen years of news deconstruction and encourage listeners to support the special anniversary broadcast.

The show concluded with a tease for the upcoming Sunday episode, which will cover a CIA whistleblower story and the Safari Club. The hosts noted that many "conspiracy theories" from a decade ago are now being accepted as mainstream facts. The episode signed off from "Opportunity Zone 33" in Austin and Northern Silicon Valley.

The hosts wrap up the donation segment, thanking producers for turning the financial support section into engaging content. They encourage listeners to include the show in their prayers and wills. A preview for the upcoming Sunday show promises comprehensive "COVID intel" not available elsewhere.

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.

The hosts wrap up the executive producer segment, emphasizing that the show is entirely funded by the audience without corporate ads. They encourage listeners to "propagate the formula" by sharing the show with others. A reminder is given for the upcoming Sunday broadcast, reinforcing the show's identity as a listener-produced media deconstruction platform.

A donor gifts a knighthood to his son, Gage, in honor of him achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. The hosts discuss the dedication required for the achievement and play a "numbers medley" alarm tone requested for the new knight. The segment concludes with a reminder for listeners to subscribe to the newsletter for special promotion details and a preview of the upcoming Sunday broadcast.

The hosts preview their upcoming coverage of the Republican primary debate, explaining their strategy of waiting a few days to see how the mainstream media "twists and turns" the event. They express excitement for the "losers' round" featuring candidates who didn't make the top ten. The segment concludes with a final play of the Obama Chicken Dance remix.

Adam Curry requests a Sunday off in April to celebrate his fifth anniversary with his wife, Micky, in Mexico. He suggests a clip show could fill the slot, noting that they have worked continuously through previous vacations and travel.

The hosts preview upcoming topics for the Sunday show, including GMO crops in Europe and new developments in the Boston bombing investigation. They thank the donors and producers before signing off from Austin and Silicon Valley.

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.

The hosts wrap up the Thursday broadcast by encouraging listeners to support the upcoming Sunday show. They perform birthday call-outs for community members and mention the technical work being done in data centers to keep the stream running.

The hosts conclude the episode with a teaser for the Sunday show, which will cover the "Patient Zero" AIDS narrative as a publicity stunt. They sign off from Texas and Northern Silicon Valley, reminding listeners to visit the show's website.

Plans for the 500th episode of the podcast, falling on Easter Sunday (March 31, 2013), include a special "31313" donation tier. The hosts contrast their listener engagement with a scandal involving "Organizing for Action" (OFA), which reportedly promised quarterly meetings with President Obama for $500,000 donors. They propose holding their own "board meeting" for top supporters via teleconferencing software like Mumble.

The hosts officially grant a Damehood to Lizzie, making her one of the youngest members of the No Agenda Roundtable. They remind listeners of the upcoming Sunday show and the need for more Executive Producers to support the program. The segment transitions into a final clip regarding constitutional law.

The hosts conclude the episode by previewing the upcoming Sunday show and the premiere of "Bear Crawling Live" on the No Agenda stream. They reiterate the "donating is loving" message and sign off with a final joke about the "Your Excellency" title for the First Lady.

Hosts Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the program from their respective locations in Southern California and Silicon Valley on March 27, 2011. They observe that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates appeared on every major Sunday morning news program, including Meet the Press with Bob Gregory. The discussion centers on the heavy media saturation regarding the transition of military operations to NATO.