Why No Agenda Is Really Ending — Adam Opens Up About the Dvorak Family Negotiations
Adam made it official on the 19th-anniversary show: this Thursday’s episode will be the last one, period — not just his last, but the last episode of…
Update: Alex Gibney’s Musk Documentary Flopped in Theaters — and No Agenda’s Panel Piled On
Following up on Alex Gibney’s four-hour Musk documentary (covered here after its festival debut): it bombed in theaters, opening to roughly $290,000 — about $614 per screen…
“You Can See Everything” — Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Splits the Panel (Overhyped vs. Top Three of All Time)
Dana Brunetti caught the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim — three hours long, built around real access…
Weigh Your Own Packages and Print Your Own Shipping Labels
Dana’s tip for anyone who ships things regularly: the post office counter rounds your package up to the next full pound, and that adds up fast over…
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Use Venmo to Split the Dinner Bill So Nobody Has to Do Math at the Table
Dana’s fix for the inevitable bickering over who owes what at a group dinner: pay the full bill yourself, then use Venmo to split it however many…
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Why a $20 AI Subscription Beats Buying Local AI Hardware
Gene built his own AI-usage tracker this week and used it to make a pitch: local AI hardware that can keep pace with cloud models starts around…
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Read the Original Dune Trilogy Before You Judge It by the Movies
Ben’s pushing back on Gene’s “I saw the movie, why read the books” stance: the original Dune, Dune Messiah, and Children of Dune — he draws the…
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TMOG: Dave Plummer’s Cross-Platform Task Manager (and the $40 Pro Upgrade)
The system-monitor app Darren built with AI turned out to closely mirror an existing commercial product: TMOG (Task Manager OG), built by Dave Plummer — the guy…
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MiniMax-M2: The Local AI Model to Run If You’ve Got 32GB
Gene’s running MiniMax (MiniMax-M2, the open-weight model from Chinese AI lab MiniMax) as his local LLM, and says it’s the fastest option out there if your machine…
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The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville Lives Up to the Hype
Ben’s planning a work trip to Nashville, and more than one person has steered him toward the Bluebird Cafe — turns out that’s well-earned advice. Opened in…
The Full Moon Inn’s 1776 Bar in Luckenbach, Texas, Is Worth the Drive
Fresh off this past Saturday’s producer meetup at the Full Moon Inn’s 1776 Bar in Luckenbach, Texas, Adam gave it a full endorsement: a 60-plus-person turnout, a…
Arby’s “Meat Muck” Rumor Is Back — Here’s What’s Actually Verified
A viral TikTok clip restarted the old claim that Arby’s roast beef is really a “paste” or “meat muck,” not real meat — and the show dug…
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Why You Should Never Trust the Preset Tip Percentage on a Checkout Screen
Rob Dew’s actual on-air tip of the day, sparked by a viral clip of a restaurant checkout screen: don’t trust the preset percentage buttons (15/20/25%) on card…
Take Your Magnesium at Night, Not the Morning, for Better Sleep
During a side conversation about blood-pressure medication timing, Darren mentioned he takes his magnesium supplement in the morning along with everything else. Gene’s advice: move it to…
Acetone: Matt Long’s Actual Tip of the Day — Cheap, Multi-Purpose Cleanup
Guest co-host Matt Long’s official, on-air “tip of the day” was refreshingly simple: acetone. He uses it to restore old whiteboards he pulls out of the dumpster…
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Adam’s Exit Strategy: Following His Heart After Nineteen Years
Adam made it official on this episode, telling guest co-host Matt Long plainly: “October 29th will be my last No Agenda show.” It’s an exit strategy that…
Ditka’s Pot Roast Nachos — Still Craveable, Just Not Downtown Anymore
This one keeps coming up. On Planet Rage #238, in the middle of remembering Mike Ditka after his passing, one of the hosts couldn’t help himself: “His…
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The Art of Deception — Kevin Mitnick’s Classic Book on Social Engineering
While swapping stories about Kevin Mitnick — the legendary hacker who got famous not for coding skill but for social engineering (he talked his way into phone-company…
RAM and Storage Prices Are Spiking — Here’s How to Track Them Before You Buy
A real, practical heads-up buried in the show’s “clip of the day” segment: RAM and storage drive prices have spiked hard this year, driven by data centers…
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Gray Zone Warfare — the Realistic Military Shooter Gene Can’t Stop Playing
Gene’s pick for the most realistic game currently out: Gray Zone Warfare. He likes it for the tactical realism (limited ammo, no spray-and-pray, real disorientation effects when…
