• K&C Cattle Hometown Meats Is How Adam Actually Sources His Beef

    While walking through how commodity beef gets processed by the big four (JBS, Tyson, Cargill, and National Beef), Adam Curry contrasted that with his own supplier on episode 1899: “We buy our beef from K&C Cattle Hometown Meats — they have a small, owner-operated processing plant on premises. That’s the way to do it.”

    It’s a real, specific, genuine recommendation for a small operator rather than a big-box supply chain — the kind of thing worth knowing if you’re looking to buy beef the way Adam does.

    Searching “K&C Cattle Hometown Meats” turns up K&C Cattle and Hometown Meats, two separate businesses.

    Citation: [No Agenda #1899 1:26:39]

    K&C Cattle

  • Rick Beato’s Channel Got a Mention for the Sean Lennon Interview

    Adam Curry mentioned catching Sean Lennon on Rick Beato’s show during episode 1899, describing Beato as a guy who “has a studio and… has been recording and recording music forever”—more YouTuber than traditional podcaster.

    Rick Beato is a real, well-known music-production and theory channel, and interviews many well-known musicians. He’s famous for breaking down terrific songs and albums.

    Check out the Rick Beato YouTube channel.

    Citation: [No Agenda #1899 4:45]

  • Adam Genuinely Enjoys the All-In Podcast, Says So to Its Own Co-Host

    Talking tariffs and trade with guest Jason Calacanis on episode 1899, Adam Curry offered up an unprompted compliment: “this is where we get into your wheelhouse because I really enjoy the All-In Pod.” All-In is a real, widely-followed tech, finance, and politics podcast that Calacanis co-hosts.

    It turned into a fun bit right after: Adam caught himself using the word “pod” — “I can’t believe I called it that, because I hate the word pod, and I think it should be banned. And you guys say it all the time on the pod, on the pod, on the pod.” Jason volleyed back with a deadpan “It’s colloquialism. It’s a podcast,” which got a laugh. It’s a good enough exchange that the show actually used it as the cold open at the very top of the episode before circling back to it in context.

    Search “All-In Podcast” wherever you get podcasts.

    Citation: [No Agenda #1899 58:49]

  • “Operation Hail Mary” Got a Lukewarm But Real Thumbs-Up

    Adam Curry mentioned watching the Ryan Gosling sci-fi film Operation Hail Mary on the flight to Rotterdam ahead of episode 1899: “Not bad. It’s 2.5 hours.” Mixed, but a genuine reaction rather than a complaint, and specific enough to be worth a note for fans deciding whether to watch it.

    Amazon: Project Hail Mary (Blu-ray). Note: the film may release under the title “Project Hail Mary,” based on the Andy Weir novel.

    Citation: [No Agenda #1899 17:21]

  • Adam’s “Passionate About” We Get to Do This, His Show With Pastor Jimmy

    Adam Curry described his other show with Pastor Jimmy Pruitt with real enthusiasm on episode 1899: “I really love We Get to Do This that I do with Pastor Jimmy, which is, you know, it’s a version of No Agenda. I am passionate about that.”

    It’s a genuine, unprompted recommendation for a show many No Agenda listeners may not know about yet.

    Search “We Get to Do This” wherever you get podcasts.

    [No Agenda #1899 19:45]

    We Get To Do This

  • “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” Is a Big Bang Theory Spinoff Worth Watching

    Gene went in skeptical — another spinoff from the Big Bang Theory/Two and a Half Men universe — and came out surprised: “It actually surprisingly is [good].” The premise: set years after Big Bang Theory ends, Stuart accidentally activates Sheldon’s old multiverse machine, and the same actors play different versions of their characters across parallel universes. Gene called it “genuinely an interesting concept,” praised the single-camera format as a change of pace, and noted the show is stacked with Big Bang Theory alumni cameos.

    It’s an HBO Max series. Stream it on HBO Max.

    [Unrelenting #203 1:12:17]

    Stuart Fails To Save The Universe
  • A Full Table, A Full Heart: No Agenda Family Gathers in Oakland

    A Full Table, A Full Heart: No Agenda Family Gathers in Oakland

    No Agenda fans packed Pizzeria Violetta in Oakland for an afternoon of pizza, stories, and love for our dearly departed friend, John C. Dvorak. It was a lovely afternoon, with a big crowd that included members of John’s family. I got to reconnect with familiar faces from past meetups and had the privilege of meeting…

  • K&C Cattle Hometown Meats Is How Adam Actually Sources His Beef

    K&C Cattle Hometown Meats Is How Adam Actually Sources His Beef

    While walking through how commodity beef gets processed by the big four (JBS, Tyson, Cargill, and National Beef), Adam Curry contrasted that with his own supplier on episode 1899: “We buy our beef from K&C Cattle Hometown Meats — they have a small, owner-operated processing plant on premises. That’s the way to do it.” It’s…

  • Rick Beato’s Channel Got a Mention for the Sean Lennon Interview

    Rick Beato’s Channel Got a Mention for the Sean Lennon Interview

    Adam Curry mentioned catching Sean Lennon on Rick Beato’s show during episode 1899, describing Beato as a guy who “has a studio and… has been recording and recording music forever”—more YouTuber than traditional podcaster. Rick Beato is a real, well-known music-production and theory channel, and interviews many well-known musicians. He’s famous for breaking down terrific…

  • Adam Genuinely Enjoys the All-In Podcast, Says So to Its Own Co-Host

    Adam Genuinely Enjoys the All-In Podcast, Says So to Its Own Co-Host

    Talking tariffs and trade with guest Jason Calacanis on episode 1899, Adam Curry offered up an unprompted compliment: “this is where we get into your wheelhouse because I really enjoy the All-In Pod.” All-In is a real, widely-followed tech, finance, and politics podcast that Calacanis co-hosts. It turned into a fun bit right after: Adam…

  • A Full Table, A Full Heart: No Agenda Family Gathers in Oakland

    A Full Table, A Full Heart: No Agenda Family Gathers in Oakland

    No Agenda fans packed Pizzeria Violetta in Oakland for an afternoon of pizza, stories, and love for our dearly departed friend, John C. Dvorak. It was a lovely afternoon, with a big crowd that included members of John’s family. I got to reconnect with familiar faces from past meetups and had the privilege of meeting…

  • K&C Cattle Hometown Meats Is How Adam Actually Sources His Beef

    K&C Cattle Hometown Meats Is How Adam Actually Sources His Beef

    While walking through how commodity beef gets processed by the big four (JBS, Tyson, Cargill, and National Beef), Adam Curry contrasted that with his own supplier on episode 1899: “We buy our beef from K&C Cattle Hometown Meats — they have a small, owner-operated processing plant on premises. That’s the way to do it.” It’s…

  • Rick Beato’s Channel Got a Mention for the Sean Lennon Interview

    Rick Beato’s Channel Got a Mention for the Sean Lennon Interview

    Adam Curry mentioned catching Sean Lennon on Rick Beato’s show during episode 1899, describing Beato as a guy who “has a studio and… has been recording and recording music forever”—more YouTuber than traditional podcaster. Rick Beato is a real, well-known music-production and theory channel, and interviews many well-known musicians. He’s famous for breaking down terrific…

  • Adam Genuinely Enjoys the All-In Podcast, Says So to Its Own Co-Host

    Adam Genuinely Enjoys the All-In Podcast, Says So to Its Own Co-Host

    Talking tariffs and trade with guest Jason Calacanis on episode 1899, Adam Curry offered up an unprompted compliment: “this is where we get into your wheelhouse because I really enjoy the All-In Pod.” All-In is a real, widely-followed tech, finance, and politics podcast that Calacanis co-hosts. It turned into a fun bit right after: Adam…

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