Topic: Podcast Outro

Adam Curry concludes episode 1913, announcing that Dana Brunetti will co-host the following Thursday from a Tesla Cybertruck. The show ends with a series of "end of show mixes" by Vinnie Payne and Mellow D, featuring themes of AI and the show's 19-year legacy. Curry signs off with his traditional "Adios Mofos" as the music plays out the broadcast.

Adam Curry thanks Rob Due for co-hosting the 1900th episode and confirms his return for the following Sunday show. The hosts briefly discuss the "MAGA vs. America First" debate before transitioning to the show's closing music and donor segments.

The hosts conclude the episode with their signature sign-off, reminding listeners to support the show via the value-for-value model. They preview the next broadcast and transition into the closing music and producer-submitted jingles. The segment marks the end of the media deconstruction for episode 1862.

The program concludes with a thank you to Dana Brunetti and a preview of the "Random Thoughts" podcast focusing on addictive products. The hosts sign off from Texas and California, reminding listeners of the upcoming meetup in Fredericksburg on April 11th. The final segments feature the traditional "Value for Value" song and humorous banter regarding the show's production and the hosts' health.

The show concludes with a final round of donor thank-yous, birthday wishes, and the announcement of new "Knights" and "Peace Prize" winners. John Dvorak provides a "Tip of the Day" recommending rxlist.com for drug information. The episode ends with a produced music mix featuring various show clips and themes.

The hosts conclude the episode with final thoughts on media deconstruction and a reminder for listeners to support the show via donations. They sign off with their traditional catchphrases before playing an "end of show mix" produced by listeners. The segment transitions into a musical montage featuring show themes and humorous clips.

The episode concludes with a series of musical remixes and clips touching on "eggflation," bird flu, and political rhetoric. The hosts sign off from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley, directing listeners to the show's donation page.

The hosts conclude the episode with final thanks to the producers and a reminder of the next broadcast on Sunday. The show ends with a montage of clips and music, including satirical takes on Joe Biden and various media soundbites.

The hosts conclude the program with a reminder to support the show via the value-for-value model. They sign off from Texas and Silicon Valley, promising to return for the next session of media deconstruction. The episode ends with a produced audio mix featuring clips from the day's topics and listener-submitted music.

The episode concluded with a discussion on the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and its ability to impersonate human language and digital footprints. The hosts signed off with their traditional "adios mofos" and "a-hooey" catchphrases. The final minutes featured a produced audio mix deconstructing recent news themes, including the Ukraine war, COVID-19, and the "invention of fire" analogy for AI.

The episode concludes with a clip of President Joe Biden seemingly telling an audience "let's go lick the world." The hosts preview the next show on "420" (April 20th) and transition into an end-of-show music mix featuring various show memes, including Whoopi Goldberg's "Classified!" shout and discussions on gender fluidity. The show signs off with its traditional "ahooey hooey" greeting.

The hosts conclude the episode by promoting the decentralized social media protocol Nostr and their presence on No Agenda Social. They preview the end-of-show music mix featuring Rev Manning and Gruff. The final segments include a humorous reflection on past political scandals and a call for continued listener support through the Value for Value model.

The show concludes with a custom musical mix by Sir Michael Anthony parodying New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The hosts sign off from Texas and Silicon Valley, reminding listeners to look out for an "October Surprise" before the next episode.

The episode concluded with a recap of the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage and President Biden's previous promises to "bring an end" to Nord Stream 2. The hosts signed off with a musical mix featuring media clips and community-produced songs before the next scheduled broadcast.

The hosts sign off from FEMA Region 6 and Northern Silicon Valley, announcing their return for the next Thursday broadcast. The episode concludes with a satirical musical mix by Sir Chris Wilson titled "In the Year 2025," projecting a dystopian future of mandates and political shifts.

The hosts select "In Search Of" (ISO) sound clips to end the show, settling on a crude line from a hygiene advertisement: "Have your balls thanked you yet?" They sign off from FEMA Region 6 and Silicon Valley, reminding listeners of the value-for-value model and the next scheduled broadcast.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley. They remind listeners of the value for value model and the show's website before playing a final, extended musical mix produced by GWOOF that incorporates various show themes and memes.

The hosts conclude the episode, announcing an upcoming "End of Show Mix" by Jesse Coy Nelson. They remind listeners to send in content for deconstruction and provide the website address for donations. The show ends with a montage of clips featuring Justin Trudeau and a musical track criticizing vaccine mandates and government overreach.

The show concludes with a promotion for "Planet Rage," a new spin-off show featuring Darren O'Neill and Larry. The hosts sign off from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley, promising to return on Sunday. The episode ends with a series of musical jingles and a satirical "Gangsta Camilla" vaccine PSA.

The episode concluded with a reminder of the Sunday broadcast and the value-for-value support model. The final segment featured an "end of show mix" and a montage of classic clips, including commentary on the White House Correspondents' Dinner and various political figures.