Topic: Rv Travel

Interest is expressed in acquiring an Airstream Bambi International 19-foot trailer for a potential "Trail of Tears" tour. The discussion compares the 16-foot and 19-foot models, noting the layout benefits of the larger version's corner bed and dinette windows. The high retail cost of these trailers is noted, leading to a suggestion of seeking a factory discount or promotional barter.

The hosts reflect on the successful "Hot Pockets Tour" and thank producers who met them in DC. A personal loss is reported: a velvet bag containing a one-ounce gold coin and rare challenge coins went missing from the RV. The segment concludes with a plea for continued donations, noting that the show is the hosts' primary job and operates without commercial interruptions.

The No Agenda Tour reaches New Orleans, Louisiana, after traveling through Lillian, Alabama, and Pensacola, Florida. The travelogue details the physical toll of living in an RV, the high humidity of the South, and the confusion of crossing state lines in the Gulf Coast region.

An anecdote about traveling in a confined RV leads to a discussion about dyslexia. One host describes the humor and difficulty of having a dyslexic partner read the Wikipedia definition of the condition aloud.

Plans for the "No Agendination Tour" are underway, with the hosts seeking an RV for travel across the United States. Miss Mickey has joined the production team to manage logistics and driving. The hosts are soliciting leads for affordable vehicle rentals or loans from the listener base to facilitate visiting producers nationwide.

Adam Curry announces plans for a "No Agenda Gitmo Nation Tour" scheduled for July 2011. He requests the loan of an RV from a producer to facilitate a five-to-six-week trip across the United States to visit listeners. The tour is intended to be a documented production with daily reports and mobile broadcasts.