Topic: No Agenda Card

Adam Curry introduces guest co-host Dana Brunetti, a former Hollywood producer known for House of Cards and The Social Network. The two discuss Brunetti's transition from the film industry to ranching and his recurring role on the show. They touch upon the competitive nature of guest hosts including Jason Calacanis and Rob Dew.

The episode concludes with an announcement that Hollywood producer Dana Brunetti will guest co-host the upcoming Sunday show. Curry reflects on the "MTV Chronicles" segments and hints at the possibility of writing a memoir about his experiences in the music industry.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss a call for artists to submit designs for a special No Agenda Christmas card. They clarify that the standard Art Generator tool cannot be used for this specific project due to aspect ratio constraints. Listeners are instructed to email their submissions directly to Dvorak with a specific subject line for consideration in "Project X."

Adam Curry suggests that the show's analysis provides listeners with "cocktail party intelligence" to make them look smart, though he warns against being too direct about staged events. Dvorak shares an anecdote about a bank teller in Albany who agreed that the news is "all bogus." They also praise their favorite bank employee, Stephanie Rogers, for her excellent service.

The show acknowledges high-tier donors, including Sir Dwayne Melancon and Upstart Ventures. A discussion ensues regarding the No Agenda Card Game and a "make good" donation from Sir John Smith, who was accidentally credited twice in previous episodes.

The hosts list several new domain names and products created by the "No Agenda" community, including isahappyslave.com and a dedicated card game. They promote handcrafted iPad stands featuring the show's logo and a new meetup organization website. A portion of the proceeds from these community-driven projects supports the show's production.