Topic: Just Baker

Producer Just Baker presents a final retrospective musical mix covering the show's 19-year history, from the first "London Call" to the "Value for Value" model. The lyrics reference iconic show elements like the slide whistle, the "33" conspiracy, and the community meetups. The song concludes with a tribute to the empty space left by John C. Dvorak.

The episode concludes with a musical tribute to John C. Dvorak by Just Baker and Agent Orange. The final audio segment features a satirical warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence, the inevitability of the singularity, and the installation of "kill switch" code by major tech firms.

Adam Curry signs off from Rotterdam, announcing his next show on his birthday and a Wednesday appearance on "We Get To Do This" with Pastor Jimmy. The episode concludes with a "Just Baker" musical remix titled "Where's the Beef," which satirizes the geopolitical and economic implications of the Trump administration's beef import and oil deal announcements.

Adam Curry introduces a special "Curry and Friends" episode of No Agenda featuring guest co-host Matt Long. The segment features a hip-hop intro by Just Baker and establishes that for the first time, the show is being hosted by two people in the same physical room.

A musical mix by Just Baker explores themes of robotics, automation, and the "future of work." Adam Curry uses the transition to reinforce the "Value for Value" funding model of the No Agenda Show, encouraging listeners to contribute time, talent, or treasure.

Producer Just Baker provides a custom musical mix for Robb Dew, incorporating themes of deconstructing media narratives. Dew admits to taking methylene blue supplements before the broadcast, leading to a discussion about the use of producer-made mixes within the show. The hosts reflect on the evolution of the podcast's format regarding the inclusion of music and jingles.