Survival Seed Garden
What do you need more than guns and gold in case of a crisis? Why you need storable food and seeds! Adam said he's down with the…
Matjes Herring
While discussing the Norwegian brown cheese or gjetost, Dvorak brought up Danish matjes, an oily type of herring.
The Free Press (1918)
Media assasination from the 1890s? An anonymous producer from New South Wales has reported a forerunner for the No Agenda show!
Halcyon
Can’t believe we haven’t posted about this place yet! Halcyon is “Coffeehouse by day, bar & lounge by night”. Located on Austin’s 4th Street, its Adam and…
SkyGrabber
Adam was discussing an Al Qaida memo on how to evade US drone attacks in NA 490. Though the US media trivialized some of the silly tips…
United States of Bacon
During NA 490 John Dvorak was raving about The United States of Bacon on the Destination America network.
PrepperSDR
Adam invented a new software defined radio gadget called the PrepperSDR. During NA 494 he announced he's completed a demo unit comprised of a black box that…
Michael Clayton
During a discussion of CIA operatives embedded in Hollywood, Dvorak highly recommended the George Clooney film, Michael Clayton. He described it as a great, riveting film about…
Cat Food Mac’n Cheese
During NA 492 it was starting to turn into the Mac'n Cheese Life with so many Mac'n Cheese stories. Adam then wondered what's next on the ladder…
Korean Markets
While discussing NoAgendaCD.com, the new site that uploads CD ISO images of the No Agenda show that you can download and burn yourself, Dvorak mentioned a Korean…
State of War
During a discussion on national security letters in NA 496, John Dvorak played several clips from a NSA whistleblower who was discussing the risks to political figures…
Skunk Baxter
Who knew Doobie Brothers guitarist Skunk Baxter was a spook? Well, at least he's a paid consultant on matters of national security and is a promoter of…
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Geitost (Brown Cheese)
Hans-Peter Feld from Gitmo Nation Brown Cheese actually sent Adam a block of this brown, caramelized sweet goat cheese. Called brunost or gjetost in Norway...
They Might Be Giants
Adam thinks the new They Might Be Giants album is OUTSTANDING! [NA491 :34]
