4 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry discusses his legal battle with MTV and his eventual departure from the network. He alleges that Axl Rose used his influence to have Curry replaced on Headbangers Ball with Ricky Rackman, despite Curry's early support for playing Guns N' Roses videos on the channel.
New York Mayor Eric Adams is facing a sexual assault allegation from 1993, filed just before the expiration of the state's Adult Survivors Act. Other high-profile figures, including Jamie Foxx, Axl Rose, and Sean Combs, have also been hit with last-minute lawsuits under the same law. Adams has denied the allegations, stating he has no recollection of meeting the accuser.
Associate Executive Producer Ville Miloni from Helsinki shares his history of listening to the show on a Nokia E71. The segment touches on Adam Curry's past career at MTV and his departure from Headbangers Ball involving Axl Rose. Miloni credits these events with eventually leading to the creation of the No Agenda podcast.
Adam Curry discusses his inclusion in the new book "I Want My MTV: The Unedited History of Music Television." He reveals details about being fired from "Headbangers Ball," attributing the move to Axl Rose pressuring MTV executives to hire Ricky Rackman. Curry notes the irony of being ousted by a band he originally fought to get played on the network.
