1985 comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from September 2014 to July 2025.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the episode by addressing listener criticism regarding their lack of stablecoin coverage. The conversation shifts to a pop quiz about the 40th anniversary of Live Aid, which took place in July 1985. They recall the event's origins and the historical context of the Reagan era.
History of Apple and the Decline of Tech Reporting
The hosts deconstruct a "Two Techies" podcast segment about Steve Jobs, correcting historical inaccuracies regarding his departure from Apple in 1985. They highlight that under John Sculley, Apple's sales grew from $800 million to $8 billion. The discussion serves as a critique of modern tech reporting, which the hosts claim lacks editorial oversight and historical knowledge.
Personal History, Greenpeace and Climate Change
A look back at a 1985 concert in Rotterdam reveals a host's past involvement with Greenpeace, specifically "rocking for Greenpeace" during a televised event. This "cringe-worthy" moment is used to satirize current climate change rhetoric and the "reawakening" of former deniers. The anecdote serves as a reminder of how long environmental agendas have been promoted through popular entertainment.
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