Ep. 269
This is a newsletter from the “No Agenda” show, hosted by John C. Dvorak and Adam Curry, seeking listener support through donations and subscriptions. The newsletter promotes various contribution methods and acknowledges the audience’s crucial role in maintaining the show’s independence. The main topic appears to be criticism of CBS News, particularly its coverage of free speech issues and perceived bias. They highlight incidents involving Margaret Brennan and 60 Minutes, suggesting a negative slant toward conservative viewpoints and the AfD party in Germany. The newsletter also previews upcoming show content, including analysis of a plane crash and a discussion of relevant memes, while emphasizing the show’s unique, listener-supported model free from corporate or political influence.
This is a newsletter from the “No Agenda” show, hosted by John C. Dvorak and Adam Curry, seeking listener support through donations and subscriptions. The newsletter promotes various contribution methods and acknowledges the audience’s crucial role in maintaining the show’s independence. The main topic appears to be criticism of CBS News, particularly its coverage of free speech issues and perceived bias. They highlight incidents involving Margaret Brennan and 60 Minutes, suggesting a negative slant toward conservative viewpoints and the AfD party in Germany. The newsletter also previews upcoming show content, including analysis of a plane crash and a discussion of relevant memes, while emphasizing the show’s unique, listener-supported model free from corporate or political influence. This is a newsletter from the “No Agenda” show, hosted by John C. Dvorak and Adam Curry, seeking listener support through donations and subscriptions. The newsletter promotes various contribution methods and acknowledges the audience’s crucial role in maintaining the show’s independence. The main topic appears to be criticism of CBS News, particularly its coverage of free speech issues and perceived bias. They highlight incidents involving Margaret Brennan and 60 Minutes, suggesting a negative slant toward conservative viewpoints and the AfD party in Germany. The newsletter also previews upcoming show content, including analysis of a plane crash and a discussion of relevant memes, while emphasizing the show’s unique, listener-supported model free from corporate or political influence.