No Agenda Show

1882 - "Buy the Crash"

Media outlets peddle scripted narratives and fake crowd reporting while the Supreme Court rules on birthright status.

1881 - "Cow Cartel"

Examining the rise of democratic socialism in New York and the shifting political landscape toward a communist divide.

1880 - "Antifa Book Club"

Analyzing the West Wing, reflecting pool vandalism claims, and the historic sentencing of an Antifa cell in Texas.

1879 - "Grace and Assurance"

Trump negotiates a tense Iran ceasefire as critics attack the deal and globalist pundits push for regime change.

1878 - "Dream Build Loop"

Americans welcome international tourists while the UK grapples with economic decline, social unrest, and policy shifts.

1877 - "Flim Flam"

Examining the high-stakes negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz, shifting oil prices, and layers of media flim flam.

1876 - "Screwball"

The hosts dissect election integrity skepticism, the failing screwworm containment program, and sudden geopolitical shifts.

1875 - "Sonic Thump"

The show covers national security risks from smartphone addiction, California election irregularities, and DNI appointments.

1874 - "Kennel Index"

Podcasters grapple with the geopolitical influence of Israel, war powers, and the skepticism surrounding elections.

1873 - "Supercycle"

Congress debates insider trading, autism billing fraud explodes, and the Freedom 250 concert plans devolve into chaos.

1872 - "Lunar Economy"

The show examines the trend of teen takeovers, municipal efforts to hold parents accountable, and media fearmongering.

1871 - "Hatman"

Negotiations over Iran, the Strait of Hormuz blockade, and the use of cryptocurrency in the shadow economy.

1870 - "VBS"

JD Vance takes over White House press briefings while Thomas Massie falls victim to a calculated smear campaign.

1869 - "Trollery"

The show dissects the absurdity of Eurovision coverage, the media's Trump derangement syndrome, and political optics.

1868 - "Lubio"

China bypasses its own sanctions on Marco Rubio by reclassifying the diplomat as Lubio for his Beijing state visit.

1867 - "Transmission Window"

Amsterdam bans ads for fossil fuels and meat while health officials push a suspicious Hantavirus scare.

1866 - "Bug Bulb"

The show breaks down rising geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and reports of a mysterious hantavirus.

1865 - "Wide Awakes"

Radicalized suspects and the potential link between SSRI usage and modern political violence in a captured media age.

1864 - "Pointcast"

Dissecting the rhetoric behind political threats, the hypocrisy of state-funded radical groups, and media bias.

1863 - "Nekkidly"

In episode 1863 of the No Agenda Show, titled Nekkidly, the hosts dive into a wide-ranging examination of current events and media narratives. Maintaining their signature deconstructionist approach, they dissect the latest political headlines, social trends, and international developments with a critical eye. Listeners can expect a deep dive into the underlying subtext of mainstream reporting, as the hosts analyze how specific stories are framed to influence public perception. The conversation explores the shifting dynamics of global affairs and provides a unique perspective on the news cycles that often go overlooked. As always, the program emphasizes critical thinking and independent observation, offering an intellectual critique of the modern media landscape. This installment continues the show’s tradition of engaging, analytical discourse, ensuring an informative and thought-provoking experience for those seeking a deeper look behind the headlines.