Topic: Trollroom

The No Agenda show continues to promote the "Value for Value" model and the use of modern podcast apps that support features like Podping. These technologies allow for instant notifications when a show goes live or a new episode is released. The hosts acknowledge their live audience in the "troll room" and discuss the technical challenges of maintaining listener counts.

The hosts check the live stream listener count, noting a slight increase in "trolls" following recent news events. They encourage listeners to use modern podcast apps from podcastapps.com that support the Podping infrastructure. These apps provide real-time alerts and features that surpass legacy platforms.

The broadcast concludes with a transition to the "Upisdown" podcast on the live stream. The hosts briefly discuss a mysterious phrase used by Donald Trump regarding Vladimir Putin, "tapping me along," debating whether it is a Britishism or a reference to golf. The show ends with a final "What's that in your mouth?" ISO and a reminder for the next live broadcast on Thursday.

The hosts acknowledge the "troll room" participants and promote modern podcast apps for live alerts. They discuss the selection of show art, specifically a piece by Darren O'Neill featuring a "Blackmail for Fun and Profit" book, and mention the No Agenda Stream's upcoming live music events.

The show's "Value for Value" funding model is explained, emphasizing that the podcast remains independent of traditional advertising. The interactive nature of the live stream at trollroom.io is highlighted, along with the utility of Bingit.io, a comprehensive search engine for the show's 17-year archive of transcripts and clips created by a community producer.

The hosts discuss the 24/7 No Agenda live stream at trollroom.io and the benefits of using modern podcast apps over legacy platforms like Spotify. They mention that legacy apps frequently drop episodes or censor content. A call is made for co-host Horace to move his "DH Unplugged" show off Google's Feed Burner service.

The hosts discuss the technical resilience of the show, highlighting the 24-hour live stream at trollroom.io and the use of modern podcast apps. They emphasize that the show's infrastructure is built to be "undeplatformable" and operates on a "value for value" model. Listeners are encouraged to use apps that provide live alerts and support the decentralized nature of the podcasting ecosystem as the show approaches its 17th anniversary.

The hosts celebrate "Ashland Speed" for winning her F1600 race and breaking a track record in a car featuring the No Agenda logo. They promote the "Value for Value" model and encourage listeners to use modern podcasting apps like Podcast Addict that support Podcasting 2.0 features and the live stream at trollroom.io.

The hosts discuss the "Value for Value" funding model and the importance of using modern podcast apps via PodcastApps.com. They critique the "podcasting executives" at Spotify and Google for closing services and attempting to monetize audiences through AI and video, rather than direct listener support.

The hosts review live listener statistics from the "Troll Room" and encourage the use of modern "Podcasting 2.0" apps available at PodcastApps.com. They discuss the status of their Mastodon instance, No Agenda Social, which they claim is frequently blocked by other servers due to a lack of restrictive content moderation policies.

The hosts promote No Agenda Social and the Troll Room, noting that their Mastodon instance has been blocked by some mainstream journalist servers. John C. Dvorak mentions following various media figures on the Fediverse to archive their internal discussions. They recall the "JournoList" scandal as a historical precedent for coordinated media narratives.

The hosts discuss show logistics, including the "Troll Room" at trollroom.io and the move to the Fediverse via noagendasocial.com. They review the cover art for Episode 1474, "Heart Dart," created by Nessworks, and encourage listeners to use new podcasting apps.

The No Agenda community continues to grow on the Mastodon-based NoAgendaSocial.com, part of the decentralized Fediverse. Users are encouraged to block bad-acting domains to maintain control over their experience. A new "value for value" observation notes a recurring media talking point about Americans not being required to "check in" at embassies, sparking concerns about future QR-code-based travel tracking.

The hosts discuss the growth of their decentralized social network on the Fediverse and the various ways listeners discover the show, including through a dedicated Roku app. They emphasize the importance of independent podcasting platforms that avoid de-platforming.

The hosts promote the live No Agenda stream and the "Troll Room" community. They also discuss the benefits of the decentralized Fediverse and express anticipation for Donald Trump's Truth Social platform joining the network.

The No Agenda Stream reached a near-record number of live listeners, despite a dip in financial donations. The hosts discussed the benefits of No Agenda Social, a decentralized Mastodon-based server, and the interactive "Troll Room" where listeners congregate during live broadcasts.

The hosts discuss the growth of the No Agenda community on federated social media. They encourage listeners to join No Agenda Social or other Mastodon servers to escape centralized platform control. This follows Jack Dorsey's recent comments about Twitter's interest in federation. The "Troll Room" IRC chat remains a central hub for live show interaction.

The hosts discuss the growth of the No Agenda Stream and the decentralized social network, No Agenda Social. Sir Tom from Down Under is credited with helping listeners set up their own Mastodon instances to expand the federated network beyond its 10,000-user cap.

The No Agenda community continues to grow through the Troll Room and new podcasting 2.0 applications like Castamatic and Breeze. Episode 1380 featured artwork by Nessworks, incorporating the horse paste meme and references to a classic Twilight Zone episode. The hosts emphasize that the donation segment contains vital original material and anecdotes often missed by casual listeners.

Live listener statistics from the "Troll Room" are shared, showing above-average engagement for a Thursday show. Listeners are encouraged to join NoAgendaSocial.com, a federated Mastodon instance, as an alternative to mainstream platforms like Twitter where shadowbanning is a concern.