Topic: Cameo

British politician Nigel Farage recorded a video message via Cameo acknowledging the "podcast election" and the influence of the No Agenda show. Producer Paul in the Netherlands commissioned the clip, which highlights how alternative media helped Donald Trump's campaign. The hosts discuss the potential subconscious effect this interaction might have on Farage's future political rhetoric.

British commentator Katie Hopkins celebrates Trump's victory while criticizing the BBC and the UK government's previous stance on the President-elect. The discussion shifts to the "pathetic" nature of celebrities like Hopkins, Nigel Farage, and Kenny G selling personalized video greetings on Cameo.com for varying fees.

A viral video from the Cameo app features legendary singer Smokey Robinson mispronouncing "Hanukkah" as "Chinooka." The incident is used to highlight the odd nature of the celebrity greeting service and the humor found in high-profile cultural slips.

White House advisor Valerie Jarrett makes a cameo appearance on the television drama "The Good Wife," playing herself. In the scene, she encourages the lead character, Alicia Florrick, to run for State's Attorney. The appearance is criticized as an example of the "Hollywood-ization" of the Obama administration and Jarrett's significant behind-the-scenes power in Washington.

Former NBA player Rick Fox's guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory is discussed. The hosts highlight the specific role Fox plays—a professor of global warming—as an example of embedding climate change messaging into popular entertainment.