No Agenda Show - 1898 - "Goofy Foot"

No Agenda Show - 1898 - "Goofy Foot"

Author: Think & Act Locally August 28, 2026 Duration: 2:58:57

No Agenda Episode 1898 - "Goofy Foot"

Goofy Foot

Executive Producers:

Sir Wild Bill, Sacred Red Knight of the Heart, Liberator of California

Sir Jaymo, Black Baron of North Idaho

Haakon Andresen

Sir Mike Keeler, Slayer of Taxes

Nathan Rottier

Jesse Chapotelle

Sir David Fugazzotto

Salvatore Tringali

Rajinderpal "Raj" Dosanjh

Ryan Jacobs

Sir Becoming Heroic

Sir Castic the Nomad

Paul Field — Field Work Telecom

Edward Noon

Associate Executive Producers:

Wes Stewart

Joe — Watkinsville, Georgia

Nicholas C Ficklin — Sclazin.com/jcd

Matthew Martell — Martell Hardware (code NOPOTATO)

Linda Lupatkin — Imagemakers Ink, Duchess of Jobs

Knights and Dames:

Haakon Andresen > Sir Tinfoil Viking

Rajinderpal "Raj" Dosanjh > Sir Jagni of the Millerton Lake Area

Wes Stewart > Sir Name Stewart of the Basin of the Sun

Title Changes:

Sir Castic the Nomad > Viscount of Chester County

Sir Wild Bill > Baronet

Order of the Ant:

Sir Jaymo, Black Baron of North Idaho

Sir Mike Keeler, Slayer of Taxes

Rajinderpal "Raj" Dosanjh

Ryan Jacobs

Sir Becoming Heroic

End of Show Mixes:

Jus Baker (inthemorning)

Jus Baker (Shhh)

Jus Baker (face plant in the foam -1-)

Jus Baker (face plant in the foam -2-)

Art By: Parker Paulie, a Black Knight

Mark van Dijk - Systems Master

Ryan Bemrose - Program Director

Back Office Jae Dvorak

Chapters: Dreb Scott

Clip Custodian: Neal Jones

Clip Collectors: Steve Jones & Dave Ackerman

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The Think and Act Locally podcast explores the quiet, powerful intersections where faith meets daily life and community action. This isn't about abstract theory; it's a series of grounded conversations on how spiritual principles can directly fuel practical work in your own neighborhood. Each episode delves into the real-world application of ideas, examining how education and entrepreneurial spirit, rooted in a sense of purpose, become tools for meaningful local engagement. You'll hear from people who are quietly building, supporting, and connecting within their communities, discussing both the successes and the challenges of creating tangible, positive change. The aim is to offer thoughtful reflection and actionable insight, reminding us that the most significant shifts often begin right where we are. Tune in for a podcast dedicated to the belief that thoughtful local action is a profound expression of both spirituality and citizenship.
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