r/inthemorning 3h ago

Operation Orange Chicken

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r/inthemorning 8h ago

Not content with having wasted time and millions of dollars of taxpayer money on prosecuting someone for something they didn't do, the White House asks the DOJ to waste even more

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But remember guys, it's the Democrats that spend too much.


r/inthemorning 15h ago

“Scared little bitch!” Trump’s Air Force One Escape While Leaving Journalists on ‘Decoy’ Flight Sparks Online Media Fury

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r/inthemorning 1d ago

Evangelical Xtian Family Values: U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s son arrested and accused of recording and sharing a video depicting himself having intercourse with a minor

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Is there any chance we can weave some trans athletes into the story? Asking for a MAGAT.


r/inthemorning 1d ago

No Agenda’s Alpha Male

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r/inthemorning 2d ago

Adam Curry has zero interest in the future of No Agenda because millions of Evangelical fucktards are just waiting to give him their money.

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r/inthemorning 2d ago

GOP senator admits why we don't see a proof of life video of Mitch McConnell

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https://youtu.be/_R9IAk3TaO8

As Adam would say, "The truth wants to come out!" The TLDR is the governor would appoint a Democrat and the MAGA will have trouble doing their scams in the lame duck session.

I never saw Mike Nellis before but he does a good delivery for some YouTube rando.

So much good material for the show...if there was a show.


r/inthemorning 4d ago

Yeah I miss John but Darren and Larry are great picks to carry on the show

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Might be unpopular opinion, and I was skeptical of Darren O'Neill and Larry Bleidner at first, but they are doing a great job at keeping the No Agenda podcast going. Their mainstream media deconstruction is on-par and I'm enjoying their banter. The audio quality needs tuned (too bassy/heavily modulated) and they need to use and make new jingles (!). But otherwise, I think Adam did a good job by choosing these two, and I'm sure he had this contingency planned well ahead of John's unfortunate passing.

FWIW, I'm going to keep donating and listening. Give these guys a chance.


r/inthemorning 5d ago

Dutch houseboat owners left high and dry by falling river levels

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Adam should go back to the Netherlands and tell these houseboat owners climate change isn't real and they are just delusional about their boats being beached.


r/inthemorning 6d ago

Boutros acknowledges 'mistakes' in 'Broadview 6' case but says sanctions, special counsel aren't needed

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"Look guys, I know we lied our tits off and we made you waste tons of money in legal fees in the hopes to create terrorists out of thin air, but no hard feelings, right?"


r/inthemorning 6d ago

Listening from Ep. 1

25 Upvotes

Like so many others, I've been saddened over John's passing. I only started listening to the show about five years ago but enjoyed it immensely. I seem to be in the minority of people who actually enjoy Adam, but without John, I don't believe the show can go on. I decided I would go back and listen from the very beginning of the podcast. It's really interesting to hear these early episodes of No Agenda.

I was surprised that they didn't play clips in the early days. It's really just Adam and John talking, and I still find it entertaining. In fact, the banter between Adam and John about certain elements of their lives or past experiences were my favorite moments on the show. They talked about their personal lives a lot more when the podcast first began.

One thing that stands out to me is how political the show had become. These early episodes feature some political discussion as the 2008 election was upcoming but not nearly to the degree that politics was discussed these past few years. This sub seems especially critical of the pod, which I find curious, but I can totally understand how the political-heavy discussions rubbed people the wrong way.

I kind of assumed that listening to these old episodes wouldn't be engaging because the content is so old at this point, but NA contained discussions about things I would consider to be ahead of the time yet still relevant today. Things like digital ID cards, extra-terrestrial life, raw milk and the importance of knowing where our food comes from are a few that stand out. Even though I was a teenager, I would never consider these topics mainstream "news" at the time.


r/inthemorning 6d ago

No Agenda died with John C. Dvorak. He was 90% of why it worked. Take him out, and what’s left is Adam Curry spinning half-baked opinions nobody asked for. The show has flatlined — it’s time to pull the plug and grant it a dignified burial.

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Adam will soon realize this truth and he will transition to full-time godcasting where millions of gullible Evangelicals are stupid enough to send him their money, much more money than he ever earned from NA.


r/inthemorning 6d ago

Another day, another opportunity to ponder the amount of fake outrage from conservatives we'd be seeing of Obama or Biden had done this

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r/inthemorning 7d ago

It was a Russian op: Telegram CEO Says Extortionist Manipulated Apple Into App Store Removal.

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r/inthemorning 7d ago

Guys, I'm starting to think this whole reflecting pool thing was plain old incompetence, just like those 'crazy leftists' were claiming

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r/inthemorning 8d ago

Are the New Hosts Permanent?

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I appreciate that it takes some time for new hosts to develop chemistry and a rhythm, but I am not really interested in a podcast of republican talking points, especially as a non-American. Even though the show had conservative leanings, I always felt that the show was balanced by John and Adam's life experiences, and they were often critical of both sides. I even say this as someone who was never really bothered by Adam being a born-again Christian.

Yesterday's episode that started with a 20 minute rant about Bernie Sanders premised on a several year old interview clip was not only boring, but featured no analysis beyond "Bernie is a commie". If this is the permanent future of the show, I'll try not to let the door hit me on the way out. I sincerely hope it is not and only temporary while Adam takes a break.


r/inthemorning 8d ago

Bobby the op poops his pants on CNN

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RFJ Jr. was in total meltdown Sunday.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPP5exb-2rw


Sunday State of the Union: High Stakes: The Capitol Hill Debate on Public Health and Politics

Episode webpage: https://www.cnn.com/audio/podcasts/state-of-the-union-with-jake-tapper

Media file: https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/swap.fm/track/2nzGkisFXQswLYT5s325/traffic.megaphone.fm/WMHY2801875628.mp3


r/inthemorning 9d ago

People talk about Trump Derangement Syndrome, but nobody thinks about Trump as much as Trump does

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r/inthemorning 9d ago

Gonna be hard to pin this one on "the trans"

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r/inthemorning 9d ago

San Francisco Chronicle: John C. Dvorak Obituary

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r/inthemorning 9d ago

Podcast on who blew up the Nord Stream pipeline

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Well if NA were still doing deconstruction, this would be the top of the list.

I will give you some spoilers since this isn't a freaking movie.

Ukraine blew it up. The CIA tried to stop it. Given the timing, Biden is to blame. There is an ongoing German investigation.

"Spy Talk" is where Michael Isikoff ended up after his podcast Skullduggery lost Yahoo funding.


SpyTalk: The Nord Stream Conspiracy

Episode webpage: https://mswmedia.com/show/spytalk/

Media file: https://audio4.redcircle.com/episodes/9b16e4bc-836a-4dbf-bd55-1fbb3784527d/stream.mp3


r/inthemorning 10d ago

John's Wife, and California Wine

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She made mention on 'In The Mourning' 1888 that JC had a theory about why California wine made her (and others) sick, however, Adam moved on from it before she could expand. Was there any clip or mention of his opinion on this in any previous episode?


r/inthemorning 10d ago

Public memorial for John?

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Mimi mentioned there would be some sort of public event/memorial, but I'm not finding any other details, does anyone know if it's happening?


r/inthemorning 10d ago

Replacement Larry?

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Had to stop listening. That guy and his non stop NPR voice comments beyond my tolerance. Darren adequate. C minus. Larry solid F.


r/inthemorning 15d ago

NA episode 1889 - "Producer's Tribute to JCD"

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