Topic: Tom Green

3 chapters across the catalog

Hoity-toity
Episode 1840 1:49 - 4:41

1840: Hoity-toity

Dan Bongino, Stolen Valor and the Podfather Title

Dan Bongino is criticized for referring to himself as "the Podfather" upon his return to broadcasting, a move labeled as "stolen valor" by the hosts. The discussion notes that the title historically belongs to others, such as Tom Green, and highlights the frustration with social media threads debating the claim.

CIS-Lunar
Episode 1827 1:59:03 - 2:04:54

1827: CIS-Lunar

Podcast History and the RSS Feed Standard

The hosts discuss the origins of podcasting, refuting claims that Tom Green or others invented the medium before the development of the RSS feed with enclosures. Adam Curry explains that the technology was designed to allow computers to download content automatically over slow connections. They emphasize that the RSS standard is crucial for creator control and protection against platform demonetization.

Clinton Cash
Episode 824 1:07:45 - 1:16:25

824: Clinton Cash

No Agenda Donation Segment and Archduke Tom Perrone

The hosts acknowledge financial support from the "Value for Value" model, highlighting a significant contribution from Tom Perrone. The segment includes the reading of letters from donors who use the show's philosophy for career coaching. Jim Green is inducted as a "Black Knight" of the No Agenda Roundtable in honor of his 33rd birthday.