Topic: Toronto Meetup

The hosts thank Associate Executive Producers, including Jeroen van Hieringen, who has followed Adam Curry's work since the 1980s. A report from a Toronto meetup described a gathering between a former Russian merchant marine and a U.S. Marine. The segment reinforces the "connection brings protection" mantra of the No Agenda community.

A list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is provided, including events in Toronto, Rochester, and several cities across Idaho, Indiana, and California. These gatherings are described as a way for listeners to find connection and "protection" through a network of like-minded individuals. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or host local events.

Upcoming listener meetups are announced for Goleta, Raleigh, Columbus, and Toronto. A "tip of the day" explains the two-letter codes on champagne labels: "NM" for large manufacturers and "RM" for grower-produced champagne. The hosts conclude the show by encouraging listeners to support the program and attend local meetups for community connection.

A report from a meetup in Wageningen, Netherlands, leads to a discussion about the "Black Pete" (Zwarte Piet) holiday tradition. The hosts explain the controversy surrounding the character and the shift toward "rainbow Petes" to avoid racial insensitivity. They also list upcoming meetups in Raleigh, Toronto, and Rochester, encouraging listeners to connect with their local community.

Reports from recent listener meetups in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Raleigh, North Carolina, are shared, highlighting the community's growth. Upcoming events are announced for various international locations, including Toronto, Amsterdam, and Trinidad and Tobago, encouraging listeners to organize their own local gatherings.

A rundown of upcoming No Agenda meetups scheduled across North America and Europe, including events in Denver, Toronto, Dublin, and Zurich. The hosts emphasize the importance of face-to-face connection in a digital age and encourage listeners to organize their own local gatherings.

Listener-submitted reports from recent meetups, including a successful event in North Georgia, are played. A schedule of upcoming global meetups in locations such as Toronto, Zurich, and the Netherlands is provided to encourage community participation.

A list of upcoming "No Agenda" meetups is shared, including events in Georgia, Colorado, Florida, and international locations like Amsterdam and the French Riviera. The hosts emphasize that these gatherings are essential for community connection and are consistently well-received by attendees.

The "No Agenda" community's upcoming meetups are announced, including events in Toronto, Chicago, and various locations across Virginia and Maryland. A recording from a recent Toronto meetup, dubbed the "I Might Be High" report in reference to Canadian cannabis laws, features local listeners expressing their support for the show's media deconstruction.

A comprehensive report from the Nashville Tax Day Meetup features audio from dozens of producers who attended the event. Other meetups are highlighted in Toronto, Roanoke, and Cats Hole in the Netherlands. The hosts encourage listeners to organize their own local gatherings via the No Agenda Meetups website to foster community among the "No Agenda Nation."

A comprehensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is read, including events in Denver, Toronto, Osaka, and Anchorage. Many are scheduled for April Fool's Day. The hosts stress that these producer-organized events are essential for building community connections and "protection."

The hosts play audio reports from recent No Agenda meetups in Los Banos, California, and Durango, Iowa. They announce an extensive list of upcoming global meetups in locations including Reykjavik, Iceland; Cairo, Egypt; and various cities across North America and Europe, encouraging listeners to organize their own local events.

A compilation of reports from No Agenda meetups in Indianapolis, Houston, and Toronto showcased the diverse community of "knights and dames" supporting the show. Listeners were encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find local gatherings, which the hosts describe as a "trigger-free" environment for like-minded individuals. Upcoming meetups are scheduled for locations ranging from Alaska to Switzerland.

A schedule of upcoming No Agenda meetups is announced, covering locations from Post Falls, Idaho, to Toronto and New York City. These events are highlighted as a way for the "No Agenda Nation" to build local communities and connect with fellow listeners in person.

Listener-submitted reports from meetups in Toronto and Cocoa Beach are played, featuring enthusiastic "baked" producers. The hosts list upcoming gatherings in Connecticut, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Idaho as part of the 15th-anniversary celebrations. They encourage all listeners to attend at least one meetup to experience the community firsthand.

Reports from recent meetups in Washington, D.C., and a pig roast event are shared. The upcoming global meetup calendar includes events in Toronto, Dublin, Cancun, and various cities across the United States, encouraging listeners to organize their own local gatherings.

A comprehensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is provided, spanning locations from San Francisco and Houston to Toronto and Eindhoven. The hosts highlight a gathering at Anchor Steam Public Taps in San Francisco and various "redneck" gatherings in Alberta, Canada. Listeners are directed to noagendameetups.com to find or organize local events.

The show highlights a busy week of global No Agenda meetups, including a dinner at Chaz Palminteri’s in New York and gatherings in Toronto, Munich, and Tampa. A special "Cyber Meetup" is scheduled in San Francisco during the RSA Conference. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local chapters, emphasizing the community's growth into a global network.

Reports from recent meetups in the Hudson Valley and Indianapolis are shared, featuring audio clips from attendees. Upcoming meetups are announced for New York City, Toronto, and Munich, Germany. The hosts encourage listeners to organize their own local events to foster community outside of digital platforms.

Meetup reports are shared from Sioux Falls, Toronto, and the Three Mile Island evacuation zone in Pennsylvania. Producers gathered to discuss topics ranging from homeschooling to the history of silencers. A large upcoming meetup in Charleston, South Carolina, is highlighted, with several prominent community members expected to attend.