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21 episodes this week
1850 - "Error Bars"
Mar 12, 2026
- An unconfirmed FBI alert about Iranian drone attacks in California morphed into a media sensation, despite authorities stating no credible threat existed.
- The narrative intensified with reports of a newly detected Iranian shortwave "number station," a covert tool for encrypted communications used by intelligence agencies.
- Media amplification of vague threats, especially coinciding with events like the Oscars, highlights a pattern of sensationalism over substantiated facts.
1849 - "Hose Water"
Mar 8, 2026
- John Dvorak's recent heart surgery stirred concern in fans.
- Mimi Smith joins the show, revealing family dynamics and her background.
- Daylight savings time links to increased health risks, sparking legislation discussion.
1848 - "Podcaster Down!"
Mar 5, 2026
- Longtime *No Agenda* co-host John C. Dvorak is in the hospital for an unexpected double bypass surgery.
- His wife, Mimi Dvorak, revealed the news during a surprise co-hosting appearance, stepping in for her sedated husband.
- *No Agenda* will air "best of" episodes during Dvorak's recovery, calling on producers for listener-curated content.
1847 - "Off-Road"
Mar 1, 2026
- Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak used a hypothetical U.S. bombing of Iran to dissect complex geopolitics and media narratives.
- They argue that every generation is born into a world defined by ongoing conflict and escalating national debt.
- The discussion explored Iran's leadership history and the speculative motive that U.S. action might be an attempt to pre-empt Israeli unilateralism.
1845 - "Slave Slab"
Feb 22, 2026
- President Trump promises to release UFO-related information; skepticism runs high.
- Expanded investigation reveals a massive trove of Epstein materials still unexamined.
- A new truth commission in New Mexico aims to uncover the dark history of Epstein's ranch.
1844 - "Second Half of Show"
Feb 19, 2026
- UFO encounters with military have escalated to mainstream acknowledgment.
- CERN faces scrutiny over a bizarre film that raises questions of credibility.
- China claims advances in quantum communication suggest possible teleportation.
1843 - "Token Muncher"
Feb 15, 2026
- Cheating in curling sparks discussions about integrity in sports.
- A significant portion of young Americans considers leaving the country.
- Media bias impacts public perception, favoring left-leaning narratives.
1838 - "Coup Afoot"
Jan 29, 2026
- Podcast hosts discuss frustrations with tech tools like Audacity and Linux.
- Commentary shifts to societal changes, including the language used in protests.
- Adapting old methods and current AI debates showcased in their tech discussions.
1837 - "Moral Injury"
Jan 25, 2026
- The U.S. prioritizes homeland security over global threats.
- Recent winter storms are causing widespread disruptions.
- Xi Jinping consolidates military control amid anti-corruption purges.
1835 - "Greenland Gambit"
Jan 18, 2026
- WEF Week is back in Davos, raising questions about global agendas.
- Concerns over misinformation, especially from AI, are top priorities in the latest global risk report.
- The Logan Act is invoked to highlight U.S. lawmakers' foreign negotiations regarding Greenland.
1834 - "Swarm Forge"
Jan 15, 2026
- Scott Adams was a complex figure, balancing genius and controversy.
- His rejection of mainstream approval showcased a strong belief in manipulation and perception.
- The No Agenda hosts disclosed personal anecdotes, emphasizing authenticity over fame.
1833 - "Spicy Mode"
Jan 11, 2026
- Recent claims detail an alleged U.S. military operation in Venezuela.
- Eyewitness report describes advanced weaponry and mass casualties.
- Skepticism exists about the credibility of these accounts.
1832 - "Lincoln' Dome"
Jan 8, 2026
- Protests erupt after an ICE agent fatally shoots a woman.
- Minnesota's governor signals support for protestors against federal agents.
- Analysts warn of potential violence from far-left groups in response.
1830 - "Bulb Heads"
Jan 1, 2026
- New Year's celebrations in 2026 felt underwhelming and muted.
- Protests in Iran escalate amid economic turmoil and rising living costs.
- Government response to unrest shows signs of potential change but remains cautious.
1829 - "Zoomerwaffen"
Dec 28, 2025
- J.D. Vance struggles with early GOP marketing amid public skepticism.
- Nick Fuentes exemplifies a controversial new voice in political discourse.
- The struggle for identity and authenticity complicates GOP leadership.
1828 - "No Agenda Christmas 2025"
Dec 25, 2025
- The shift from 'Merry Christmas' to terms like 'Happy Holidays' sparks a debate on cultural language.
- The hosts reflect on family dynamics during the holiday season.
- Discussions touch on the impacts of pricing algorithms during holiday shopping.
1825 - "MUK-Ultra"
Dec 14, 2025
- Gun control debates miss the chaotic realities behind crime rates.
- Media's sensationalism fuels outrage culture in politics and beyond.
- Digital identity and online safety become essential in current discussions.
1824 - "Battle Rhythm"
Dec 11, 2025
- The U.S. military is integrating AI to enhance operations.
- Tech demonstrations often fail to deliver as promised.
- Current AI models are inadequate despite optimistic claims.
1823 - "Secretary of Egg"
Dec 7, 2025
- Netflix expands its dominance with a massive acquisition of Warner Bros.
- The deal raises antitrust concerns but may face little regulatory pushback.
- The fallout could diminish opportunities for smaller creators in the streaming landscape.
1822 - "Kohanna"
Dec 4, 2025
- The arrest of a bomber raises questions about timing and accountability.
- New images from Epstein’s estate prompt concerns over past abuses.
- Congressman Ro Khanna emphasizes the need for transparency in Epstein's case.
1821 - "Genesis"
Nov 30, 2025
- Activists push for boycotts against Target, Home Depot, and Amazon.
- Holiday shopping remains strong despite calls for consumer action.
- Retailers struggle with activism amid socio-political tensions.