
Deconstructing Media with No Agenda, by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsComedy | |||

No Agenda Episode 1899 - "Asymmetric Intimacy"
Asymmetric Intimacy"
Executive Producers:
Stuart Greene
Jessica Greene
Sir Sala Hauser
Sir Ty of God's Flat Earth
Eric Wilka
Dr. Sir OneAwesome Jason PhD.
Tom Beben
Katherine Nicho... more
No Agenda Episode 1898 - "Goofy Foot"
Goofy Foot
Executive Producers:
Sir Wild Bill, Sacred Red Knight of the Heart, Liberator of California
Sir Jaymo, Black Baron of North Idaho
Haakon Andresen
Sir Mike Keeler, Slayer of Taxes
Natha... more
No Agenda Episode 1897 - "Caconian"
Caconian
Executive Producers:
Lasse Jensen
Brett Carrothers
SIR VICTOR, BARRON OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
Sir Nate the Rogue
Cory MacDonald
Sir Keith "Big" Johnson
Dennis
anonymous
Elizabeth... more
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RIP JCD. Was a great show. Probably should rename the show to Trump Agenda Show now.
JCD is deeply missed but I must say I love the flow with Adam and these two guys. Hope they stick around for a while.
It’s never going to be the same without him. Wish Mr. Curry well, but some combination of Adam & Larry or Darryl should not carry on the show name.
The show going on without John & possibly without Adam is just beyond disrespect to the No Agenda Family. Keeping the NA community together is separate thing. Doing show without John as the official No Agenda instagram account just said would be case, it’s just criminal. This is not right! Please don’t make this mistake of handing off the show to other hosts. It needs to stand for what it is and this was John & Adam. Stop saying the show must go on. The community yes! These things aren’t the... more
You will be missed. Us grumpy old men will carry on in your name.
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A sharp, argumentative show that deconstructs media, politics, and technology through rapid-fire discussions, clips, and satirical banter. Hosts challenge mainstream narratives, analyze how narratives are crafted by outlets and influencers, and react to current events with humor and skepticism. The format emphasizes listener donations, live meetups, and a value-for-value model, often weaving in tributes, community updates, and clips from public figures. Noteworthy is the enduring focus on media literacy, tech dynamics, and political theater, plus a distinctive collaborative rhythm among long-time hosts and recurring contributors. This mix likely appeals to listeners who enjoy candid critique, complex topics, and a community-driven podcast e... more
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