

No Agenda Show
Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak
Deconstructing Media with No Agenda, by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak
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6 snips
Dec 28, 2025 • 3h 30min
1829 - "Zoomerwaffen"
The hosts kick things off with holiday banter, debating festive greetings. An analysis of Nick Fuentes' rhetorical skills sparks an intriguing discussion. They scrutinize U.S. strikes in Nigeria, linking them to resource control and geopolitical tactics. The Epstein document revelations raise questions on media focus versus local crime coverage. Additionally, they delve into military spending, critiquing profit priorities over production. The emergence of 'limbic capitalism' captures attention, contrasting online business tactics with thoughtful engagement.

18 snips
Dec 25, 2025 • 2h 5min
1828 - "No Agenda Christmas 2025"
The hosts kick off a festive special, sharing tales of cold UK Christmas shopping and poking fun at the Queen's speech. They critique TSA carolers and satirically dissect European holiday messages. Cultural traditions and modern takes on classics like 'The Night Before Christmas' get a hilarious twist. From politically charged holiday songs to humorous commentary on pandemic precautions, they explore quirky traditions and listener messages. Expect witty banter on everything from holiday meals to festive controversies.

12 snips
Dec 21, 2025 • 3h 23min
1827 - "CIS-Lunar"
The hosts delve into the latest DOJ releases on Epstein, discussing heavy redactions and media responses. They explore the theory of intelligence laundering linked to Epstein and the echoes of past internet conspiracies like Pizzagate. Critiques surface regarding mainstream media's focus areas, notably on nationwide arrests for child abuse. They also address the rise of low-quality viral content, AI's impact on the internet, and ethical concerns about surveillance pricing. Plus, they take jabs at influencer boxing and the unique challenges of podcast monetization.

12 snips
Dec 18, 2025 • 3h 23min
1826 - "Sauerkraut Kid"
Dive into a world of tech and political banter! The hosts tackle a sophisticated Google scam call and dissect media edits on prominent figures like J.D. Vance. Explore the implications of classifying fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, and critique FBI messaging about a bomb plot. The lively discussion also covers the Oscars moving to YouTube, modern dating dynamics, and a feel-good Secret Santa stunt. Plus, get insights into community creativity and a call for local meetups!

10 snips
Dec 14, 2025 • 3h 17min
1825 - "MUK-Ultra"
The hosts dive into the controversial 'MUK-Ultra' meme, critiquing how media shapes narratives around events like the Australian shooting. They explore the dynamics of micro-fame and media attention and analyze the impact of outrage economics on podcasting. Topics include proposed digital ID regulations, NATO spending strategies, and the emerging role of AI in military contexts. Plus, they discuss the NGO industrial complex and examine TikTok's take on immigration, rounding out an explosive conversation about contemporary media and political themes.

28 snips
Dec 11, 2025 • 3h 7min
1824 - "Battle Rhythm"
In this engaging discussion, the hosts roast low-cost robot dogs and reveal the deception behind big tech demos. They dive into the controversies surrounding Instagram's new data-collecting features and debate AI extinction fears sparked by an ABC interview. The podcast also touches on geopolitical tensions with Venezuela, Trump's controversial policies, and an investigation into Google's data practices. Light-hearted segments include commentary on search trends and podcast awards, keeping the tone both insightful and entertaining.

5 snips
Dec 7, 2025 • 3h 11min
1823 - "Secretary of Egg"
The hosts dive into entertainment award biases, discussing the recent Kennedy Center Honors. They analyze Netflix's potential acquisition of Warner and its industry impacts. A heated debate unfolds over Venezuela drug-boat strikes, emphasizing legality and political motives. There's also critique of the U.S. National Security Strategy and responses from European leaders regarding NATO. The discussion touches on vaccine policies, excess mortality studies, and even AI music rights detection. Engaging humor is interspersed with serious topics, capturing a lively blend of current events.

9 snips
Dec 4, 2025 • 3h 19min
1822 - "Kohanna"
The hosts dive into shocking revelations surrounding Epstein, including disturbing artifacts and the implications of the Epstein Files Transparency Act. They question the financial mysteries of Epstein's wealth and debate controversial drug boat strikes, critiquing presidential narratives. Political pardons and media coverage spark lively discussions, while the implications of AI and prediction markets are examined. Additionally, they explore audience dynamics in media, emphasizing the importance of independence and the value-for-value funding model.

6 snips
Nov 30, 2025 • 3h 12min
1821 - "Genesis"
Hosts dive into the oddities surrounding Thanksgiving and Black Friday, with bizarre retail stunts. They analyze the 'We Ain't Buying It' boycott, sparking conversations on corporate politics. A lively discussion on TikTok activism reveals how online protests shape consumer culture. Conversations about Airbnb's software issues and centralization risks highlight tech's fragility. Political topics range from Ukraine's peace negotiations to the framing of immigration issues, while a focus on AI in energy governance reveals the future of tech and policy.

12 snips
Nov 27, 2025 • 3h 23min
1820 - "Tokyo Rose"
Join a lively discussion on Thanksgiving origins, tracing myths back to Lincoln's proclamation. Explore the tradition of presidential turkey pardons and the complex dynamics of the 'Seditious Six' controversy. Delve into military chain-of-command implications and an analysis of a rare anti-Tokyo Rose statute. Shift to current events with insights on Ukraine, NATO leadership, and the unusual intersection of AI with authority. Lighten up with Thanksgiving culture talk, from cannabis-themed Green Wednesday to quirky family traditions, alongside critiques of modern AI impacts.


