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Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak
Deconstructing Media with No Agenda, by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak
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4 snips
Feb 13, 2025 • 3h 19min
1738 - "Swasticars"
In this lively discussion, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental attorney, shares insights on his recent appointment as Director of Health and Human Services, stirring up political debate. Former Representative Tulsi Gabbard reflects on her confirmation as Director of National Intelligence, navigating the complex world of political image and public scrutiny. Nicholas Eftemiades, a retired intelligence officer, analyzes these developments, highlighting the challenges in the intersection of political decisions and national security, all with a sprinkle of humor and insight.

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Feb 9, 2025 • 3h 24min
1737 - "Wrong Puberty"
The speakers dive into Super Bowl Sunday dynamics, exploring streaming struggles with 4K content and humorous political commentary. They critique privilege in podcast culture and discuss government inefficiencies regarding Dogecoin and timely refunds. The conversation shifts to controversial funding in gender identity initiatives and societal impacts of 'wrong puberty.' Expect witty insights on AI and its biases, alongside community connections and engaging personal stories shared by listeners, all wrapped in an entertaining, satirical package.

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Feb 6, 2025 • 3h 15min
1736 - "The Blurt"
No Agenda Episode 1735 - "The Blurt"
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18 snips
Feb 2, 2025 • 3h 22min
1735 - "Old Bag"
The hosts tackle weird weather phenomena, poking fun at Groundhog Day. They voice opinions on culinary creativity and the politics of diversity, while critiquing public broadcasting's evolution post-Trump. Lively debates on AI's role in healthcare and the pitfalls of tech hype ensue. They humorously examine the implications of political figures' ties to the pharmaceutical industry and discuss a nostalgic candy company’s journey. With audience interactions, they celebrate creativity and community, mixing humor with serious issues throughout.

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Jan 30, 2025 • 3h 24min
1734 - "MEGA"
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental lawyer and anti-vaccine activist, dives deep into the tangled web of pharmaceutical influences on politics. He discusses the implications of vaccine skepticism, particularly in relation to public health and candidate qualifications for health roles. The conversation also touches on the media's role in shaping perceptions surrounding vaccines and explores the ongoing debate about COVID-19 origins. Kennedy emphasizes the need for accountability and integrity in political discourse, while humorously critiquing modern media's effectiveness.

11 snips
Jan 26, 2025 • 3h 24min
1733 - "Rat Note"
The hosts dive into a humorous yet insightful take on border security and immigration, discussing the deployment of military personnel and the complexities of policies affecting community rights. They explore the quirky trend of cute winter boots as a charged symbol in immigration discourse. Additionally, the conversation shifts to tech innovations at CES 2025 and the intersection of art and AI, while political maneuvering reveals internal conflicts within the Republican Party. Finally, personal anecdotes and community support highlight the podcast's engaging dynamic.

12 snips
Jan 23, 2025 • 3h 20min
1732 - "Sig Hale"
Engaging conversations delve into the absurdity of celebrity scandals and the media's role in sensationalism. The discussion shifts to the geopolitical implications of misinformation and technology, critiquing elite privileges. A humorous take on defense spending and AI unveils urgent military needs. Intense political issues surrounding vaccines, gender identity, and cryptocurrency intertwine with witty anecdotes. The hosts celebrate community support while critiquing mainstream media's commercial interests, all sprinkled with lighthearted banter.

29 snips
Jan 19, 2025 • 3h 37min
1731 - "Cyber Timebombs"
Dive into a world of intriguing topics, from China's booming economy and the influence of young TikTok stars to the complexities of U.S.-China cybersecurity tensions. Explore the implications of extreme weather events and the transformation of advertising in our digital age. The hosts take a humorous look at political controversies, the unique dynamics of TikTok amidst national security concerns, and evolving beauty standards. Join a lively discussion on cryptocurrencies while celebrating community connections and the intriguing challenges presented by climate change.

22 snips
Jan 16, 2025 • 3h 22min
1730 - "Pam Bondage"
Marco Rubio, a Republican Senator known for his sharp humor and political acumen, dives into the intricacies of U.S.-China relations, calling for a more assertive approach in light of recent geopolitical tensions. The conversation also touches on the surprising rise of TikTok Shop as a competitor to Amazon, revealing shifts in digital commerce. Rubio further critiques contemporary political theatrics, examining how femininity and aggression play out in politics, all while keeping the dialogue engaging with insightful commentary on the future of media and political engagement.

13 snips
Jan 12, 2025 • 3h 21min
1729 - "Algo Chasers"
Dive into a lively exploration of California's ongoing wildfire crisis, unraveling the absurdities of insurance challenges faced by homeowners. Hear anecdotes blending humor with serious critiques of how comedy often trivializes dire situations. The conversation shifts to media influence, short-form video trends, and the intersection of politics and technology. Enjoy a light-hearted review of fast food, community engagement, and the quirky joys of simple treats like stroopwafels, all while fostering a sense of connection among listeners.