Topic: Tina The Keeper

A shipment of "Little John's Candies" and "Gigawatt Coffee" was received, though one host is currently restricted from consuming them due to health reasons. A separate delivery of "artisan pool water" sent via "Media Mail" caused a confrontation at the post office, as the USPS clerk identified the shipment as a violation of the discounted rate. The hosts urge listeners not to "rip off" the post office when sending items.

Adam Curry announces an upcoming meetup in Indianapolis, featuring an "Ask Adam" Q&A segment. He requests that attendees share what they are most grateful for this year for the official meetup report.

The hosts read through various donations from listeners in Tennessee, Texas, and Nevada. A donation from Annemiek Holder in Florida sparks a discussion about the "75 Hard" fitness challenge, which involves strict dieting and no alcohol for 75 days. The hosts jokingly criticize the challenge for "ruining" the social dynamic of their other podcasting projects.

Lindsey from the "Rogue Ways" podcast reached out to the hosts following a clip usage, leading to a discussion about the etiquette of podcast guest requests. The hosts expressed a general policy against joint appearances on other shows, citing the time and effort required. They also noted the success of a recent rare interview with "Tina the Keeper," which outperformed many other episodes on the interviewer's feed.

A story is shared about a massive fire at a Martel Cognac warehouse in the 1970s that turned a local river into burning alcohol. The hosts also discuss the "Time, Talent, and Treasure" slogan, noting its origins in the church and its alignment with the "Value for Value" model.

A major No Agenda meetup is scheduled for Saturday, March 2nd, at Austin Beerworks in Texas. The hosts announce that Eric DeShill will be in attendance to help coordinate the event, which aims to surpass the attendance numbers of the recent Iowa gathering.

Upcoming listener meetups are announced for Seattle, Washington, and Arlington, Virginia. The Arlington event at Lyon Hall has seen a high number of RSVPs, leading to jokes about the local CIA population attending. "Tina the Keeper" is also organizing a future meetup in Austin, Texas, with discussions ongoing about whether Friday or Saturday is the optimal day for local commuters and travelers.

Adam Curry expresses frustration with the culinary trend of putting fried eggs on non-breakfast foods like hamburgers and pizza. He shares an anecdote about "Tina the Keeper," whose Instagram feed has become flooded with egg photos because the algorithm misinterpreted her disgust-driven engagement as genuine interest.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude episode 789, thanking the producers and Tina the Keeper for their support. Curry signs off from Arlington, Texas, while Dvorak signs off from Northern Silicon Valley. The show ends with a montage of classic audio clips and a reminder for the next broadcast on Thursday.

The technical capabilities of the mobile Airstream studio are discussed, including the use of a Verizon jetpack for high-speed internet. Potential names for the trailer are debated, with suggestions including "Enola Gay" and "The Flying Burrito." The segment concludes with a decision to let "Tina the Keeper" have the final say on the vehicle's name.