Dubuque comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from November 2012 to April 2020.
Don Silva from Hawaii and William Alston from Baltimore send in donations, with Silva thanking the hosts for years of news analysis. A long list of "68" donations ($68.00 or $68.68) is read in honor of John Dvorak's birthday. Bobby Scram from Dubuque, Iowa, receives "Goat Karma" for his contribution.
Sugarland Everyday America Lyrics and Psychological Warfare
A listener reports that the song "Everyday America" by Sugarland was played at an Obama rally in Dubuque, Iowa. The hosts analyze the lyrics, which mention "living in a great big lie," and suggest it is a subliminal message about the state of the country. They view the choice of music as part of a broader psychological warfare campaign against the electorate.
Global Listener Contributions and De-douching Rituals
Donations arrive from international locations including Canada and South Africa, often accompanied by "de-douching" requests for colleagues who listen but do not contribute. Listeners from Calgary and London, Ontario, share anecdotes about wearing show merchandise and correcting geographic pronunciations. The segment reinforces the "value-for-value" model as the primary funding source for the program.
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