No Agenda Signs Off: Adam Curry Confirms Show Ends After 19 Years

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the final episode of No Agenda, and why is the show ending?

The final episode airs Thursday, October 29, 2026, with Andrew Horowitz joining Adam Curry for a proper media deconstruction send-off. Curry explained during the anniversary broadcast that he reached an agreement with the Dvorak family that the show simply isn't the show without both Adam and John. Neither family had the means to buy the other out of the 50/50 LLC, and continuing with a replacement co-host wasn't viable.

What is replacing No Agenda, and will the community infrastructure survive?

The Dvorak family is launching a new program called Partyline at partylineshow.com. Curry will continue We Get To Do This with Pastor Jimmy and is resurrecting Curry and the Keeper with his wife Tina. The troll room and livestream, maintained by Void Zero, are expected to remain operational, and meetups like the Fredericksburg gatherings are likely to continue independently.

Will outstanding knighthoods, rings, and JCD Challenge Coins still be honored?

Yes. Curry confirmed that producer rings, knighthood ceremonies, and JCD Challenge Coins will continue to go out for as long as producers want them. Donations are still being accepted at noagendadonations.com to complete peerage status, and recipients should submit their addresses through the form at noagendarrings.com rather than emailing to make it easier on Jay in the back office.

Who is Jason Calacanis and what was his connection to John C. Dvorak?

Calacanis is a venture capitalist, early Uber investor, and host of the All In podcast. He told the story of running home as a kid to read JCD's PC Magazine column, calling Dvorak an inspiration who set a standard for tech writers and opinion columnists. He also appeared on Dvorak's Silicon Spin and credited John with influencing generations of tech commentators.

What did Calacanis say about Elizabeth Holmes and the Nathan Fielder documentary?

Calacanis distinguished between stage hyperbole, which founders can get away with, and lying to investors while selling securities, which is securities fraud. He argued Holmes crossed that line, which is why she went to prison. He called Fielder's documentary a top-three doc of all time alongside Grizzly Man and Hoop Dreams, though he said Holmes's claims about doing 140 tests on one machine remain roughly a decade away from reality.

Why did Curry call episode 1915 "Off The Rails"?

The anniversary broadcast was supposed to be a focused celebration, but it quickly became a chaotic roundtable with five guests calling in from a diesel truck, an LAX airport bathroom near an all-gender stall, a bedroom, a car, and an office. Calacanis dubbed it the "All In podcast for losers," and Curry tweeted "train wreck" live during the show, embracing the mess as a fitting penultimate episode.