The iTunes links are for those people usingĪpple’s Podcast app on iOS or iTunes on a PC or Mac. The RSS feeds below validate using FEED ValidatorĪnd should work in any podcast app. Useful to those of you who wish to jump into the No Agenda-powered Wayback
It’s going to take a while since I’m doing this entirelyīy hand, and I have other responsibilities. You can hear the formula that us fans propagteĮventually I hope to have RSS feeds for the entire back catalog of shows, That said, it is an interesting, and entertaining Given No Agenda started at the end of 2007, the topics of the early shows are
Show titles and the actual file downloads come from the Show notes for each episode, whereĪvailabie, are taken from the ones the late KD “Bubba” Martin posted in Many podcast clients that support adding feeds by URL. I have created–by hand–several RSSįeeds for the oldest shows in groups of 10. A national gold award winner for best online column from the American Business Editors Association two years in a row, and a featured guest analyst on CNBC, he is one. And you know that everybody's favorite crank always gives it to you straight up and unfiltered. It would just be better for the episodes to have an RSS feed so they couldĮasily be imported into any podcast client.Īnd thus the reason this page exists. Dvorak from his columns in PC Magazine and Dow Jones Marketwatch. To them one by one manually, or import them into specific podcast clients, Have long since aged off of the No Agenda RSS feed. The problem is: I listen to most everything with a podcast app. Learn the roots of The Best Podcast In The Universe No Agenda episodes yet (I started listening around Episode 67 or so), why not
I decided, since I hadn’t listened to all the On a recent trip, I had to be on an airplane for many many hours and wanted Now Playing Episode 1556 Uncertainty Complex Thursday, 03:10:35. Unfortunately, he only got as far as Episode 7. But that is okay.No Agenda Wayback Machine Getting you back to where it all beganĪ while ago, Ramsey Cain created a site called Classic No Agenda where he would periodically release episodes of No Agenda starting at Episode 1. This means I often have to listen to it over two or three, or even four, night. These days I listen to No Agenda when trying to get to sleep each night. When I was doing Drive-in/Drive-out (DIDO) to Collie a number of years ago, I used to listen to No Agenda on the long drives down and back. You can find out some more about No Agenda on Wikipedia here. Each ‘Show’ tends to go for about three hours. There are two shows a week (produced on Thu and Sun-US times). Or you can go to the No Agenda Show Site ( here) and stream podcasts. Most well know podcast applications stream the No Agenda show, including Spotify and Stitcher. Listeners who donate over US$200 for any particular episode become bona-fide producers of that episode of No Agenda. Listeners who donate US$1,000 over a period of time get to be become Knights in No Agenda land and are bestowed with the title “Sir”.
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Listeners to the podcast are encouraged to donate in order to keep the show going and keep it free from the manacles of having to use paid commercial advertising. But I think it is fair to say that their insights and conclusions on many topics are closer to the truth more often than not. Some might call No Agenda a conspiracy show as a number of conspiracy theories are often tossed back and forth in the deconstructions. Find out more about John on Wikipedia here. He used to be a regular on This Week in Tech (TWiT). Dvorak will generally be known by most people who have worked in IT for at least 20 years as he is/was a columnist and broadcaster in the computing industry. You can find out more about him on Wikipedia here. Seeking out the hidden threads in the fabric.Īdams’s background is in media and broadcasting. They try and see what is the real story behind many of the mainline, and not so mainline, news headlines.Īdam and John refer to this as deconstructing the news, in that they kind of tease it apart in order that light can shine on parts of the cryptic weave that is holding it together. Adam and John, with input and assistance from their numerous producers all over the world, try and get under the news. Dvorak (the killer of buzz, or “Buzzkill”).
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No Agenda is Adam Curry (the “Crackpot”) and John C. Listen to No Agenda with twenty-seven episodes, free No signup or install needed. I have been listening to the No Agenda podcast for at least six years, and maybe a year more than that.
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