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The hosts review listener-submitted artwork for episode 1587, titled "Comely." They critique various styles, including "surfer magazine" art and parodies of the Sex Pistols' album cover, ultimately selecting a piece featuring an old Walkman by Capitalist Agenda.
Executive Producer Credits, Steel Factory Injury Anecdote
Executive Producer Sir Walkman contributed $1,315 and shared a story about working in a non-union steel factory where workers ran betting pools on workplace injuries. He described personal injuries, including a reattached finger and a shard of steel in his eye. This prompted a discussion on the "Dremel" tool and a comparison to a recent story about COVID-19 betting pools at a meatpacking plant.
Baron Walkman shared a story about a cybersecurity job interview where his "Executive Producer" credit on LinkedIn was mistaken for a credit on the Adam Carolla show. Adam Curry announced he is writing a memoir titled "Podfather: From FM Pirate to Podcast Pioneer." The book aims to clarify his history in the broadcasting and podcasting industries.
No Agenda Episode 1092 Executive Producer Credits
The hosts acknowledged the artwork for episode 1091 and began the donor thank-you segment for episode 1092. Major donors included Sir Rataniff, who requested a barony in Ontario, and Joseph Finley, who was knighted as Sir Walkman of Buckeye. The segment included personal anecdotes from donors regarding their history with the show and their professional backgrounds in cybersecurity and hacking.
