Books Archive
Tomorrow’s Battlefield: U.S. Proxy Wars and Secret Ops in Africa by Nick Turse [NA 776 :07]
Looks like another episode of Dinner with the O-Bots! Adam went to another O-Bot dinner in Austin. This time his friend Professor James Pennebaker was in attendance. You might remember he is the author of the interesting book, The Secret Life of Pronouns: What Our Words Say About Us. Through this book, No Agenda listeners have
John Dvorak’s got a big pet peeve about the fear mongers and doomsayers like the Club of Rome and author Paul Ehrlich’s The Population Bomb. Dvorak accused Ehrlich of scaring the public with The Population Bomb and other ‘bomb’ named books to unnecessarily scare the population. The Population Bomb first published in 1968, according to
Adam’s friend named Ted has a new book! Theodore Kaczyinski, infamously known as the Unabomber) is publishing new writings. Supposedly coming out in the next few months “Anti-tech Revolution – Why and How” Adam has provisional contents listing here.
While discussing Native Advertising with Vice and Politico.. Adam brought up that he got the book/whitepaper from the Native Advertising Institute. Dvorak asserted that Native Advertising is going to take over most online news/content sites (except for No Agenda of course!). An insider that used to work at Vise revealed that they consider themselves an ad
While Dvorak was recommending Jacques Ellul’s, The Technological Society (popular NA rec.), Adam brought up the book from his friend Theo, Industrial Society and it’s Future. Theo was a an academic child prodigy and was accepted to Harvard when he was only 16 years old.In this writing, prescient publication, he predicted a future where we will
During NA 716’s discussion of the Russians donating money to the Clinton Foundation, John Dvorak played clips of interviews with a New York Times editor who mentions the book, Clinton Cash. The book’s author, Peter Schweitzer based his story on the groundwork of a NYT story. He then did further research of the Clinton’s involvement with
Diane Feinstein thinks The Anarchist Cookbook should be banned and censored from the Internet! Adam said he’s read this book as well as Abby Hoffman’s Steal This Book as a youth. She states that it violates the First Amendment. Is Senator Feinstein that naive? Adam pondered if there any book that can’t be protected by the First Amendment.
The Day After Roswell was recommended by John Dvorak in NA 696. The book reports the coverup of the discovery of alien spacecraft technology by the US military. Get it on Amazon. Mentioned again in No Agenda #942 [1:50] and #943 [:33].
It’s finally arrived! Uncle Don’s long awaited book. “Uncle Don” is Adam Curry’s uncle and is frequently referenced in the No Agenda podcast. He served in the CIA and under multiple presidential administrations. His distinguished career included serving as US Ambassador to South Korea. Get it at Amazon
Mentioned by John Dvorak in NA 551 while the discussing the influence of people like Bill Gates on the American school system. Adam believe that education has become a money grab and so our students suffer.
Smartest Kids in the World by Amanda Ripley. Mentioned in NA 551 during a discussion on the involvement of the Gates Foundation with education.
Author Ellen Brown was mentioned in NA 551 along with her theory that the Elliott Spitzer scandal and his removal from office, occurred due to of his strict enforcement of banking regulations.
Adam highly recommended This Town after Dvorak played a clip where the book's author talked about the rise of do-nothing talking heads in Washington DC. Fully titled, This Town: Two Parties and a Funeral-Plus, Plenty of Valet Parking!-in America's Gilded Capital.
The First Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt was mentioned by John Dvorak in NA 539. It's author, T.J. Stiles is on the lecture circuit where he discusses his exhaustively researched biography.
Adam is brushing up for an upcoming dinner party where University of Texas Professor James Pennebaker will be a guest.
Get it at Amazon. During NA 518’s discussion on Obama warning about homegrown terrorists being trained and radicalized on the Internet, John Dvorak mentioned there were many popular books in the 60s which accomplished the same thing. One of the most infamous was The Anarchist Cookbook.
In NA 518, Adam was playing a clip of Obama's speech warning about the Internet's ability to inform and train local terrorists. Adam said this is nothing new, you could get a book and read it at home. Dvorak added that these books were available in the 60s. One of the most famous is Abbie
New listener, James Prohaska has just released a new book called Andrew Jackson and the Vampires. Written like a script, Adam declared it "pretty funny".
Written by Leonard Peikoff, whom Adam reported from the Book of Knowledge as Ayn Rand's chosen heir to her estate.