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Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,813 (Nov 2, 2025). A deliberately crude visual pun referencing the phrase “choking your chicken,” rendered in exaggerated cartoon form

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,810 (Oct 23, 2025). A visual wordplay piece built around the phrase “algorithm,” twisting climate-era iconography into a sarcastic, pop-culture graphic.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,803 (Sept 28, 2025). A blunt, irreverent illustration playing on free speech, national symbolism, and unapologetic satire.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,777 (June 29, 2025). A high-energy cartoon take on hot takes, loud opinions, and unapologetic commentary.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,759 (April 27, 2025). A sharp visual nod to new media pressure, performative questioning, and manufactured urgency.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,735 (February 2, 2025). A satirical take on podcast economics and media incentives.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,717 (December 1, 2024). A satirical take on generational brain-rot and algorithm culture.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,713 (November 17, 2024). A visual metaphor for legacy media versus mobile-era narratives.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,709 (November 3, 2024). Peanut the squirrel enters the discourse.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,682 (August 1st, 2024). Animal cracker–style packaging satire featuring Kamala Harris’ greatest verbal free-range moments.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode Episode 1,652 (April 18th, 2024). Salt-box–style packaging parody layered with espionage imagery, surveillance anxiety, and media hysteria. When it rains, it pours.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,625 (January 14th, 2024). Milk-carton parody illustrating the public disappearance of Lloyd Austin, using classic “missing” packaging imagery to satirize official opacity.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,587 (September 3rd, 2023). Birthday tribute illustration featuring a dancing Sony Walkman–style character, celebrating the PodcastFather with retro audio nostalgia and party energy.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,551 (April 30th, 2023). Tropical media satire depicting a pineapple reimagined as a weaponized broadcast platform, skewering with ITM narratives, and fruity propaganda.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,548 (April 20th, 2023). New World Order symbolism remixed through 4/20 iconography, blending occult satire, cannabis culture, and media critique into a single emblem.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,541 (March 26th, 2023). Pop-art satire pointing out TikTok’s “love algorithm” instead of the more common conflict-driven social media feeds.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,538 (March 16th, 2023). Satirical take on legacy media as state-sanctioned entertainment, reframing propaganda as something eagerly consumed rather than imposed.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,527 (February 5th, 2023). Comic-book explosion framing modern UFO obsession, blending Roswell nostalgia with contemporary media spectacle.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,523 (January 22nd, 2023). Fast-food logo parody colliding brand iconography with rising urban crime narratives, rendered as a darkly comedic visual jab.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,521 (January 15th, 2023). Hyperbolic syringe iconography satirizing the absurd claims of a one-size-fits-all “supershot” marketed as safe and effective.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,492 (October 6th, 2022). Wartime propaganda satire depicting the modern “war blogger” as an eager frontline commentator, highlighting the performative nature of conflict coverage and narrative cheerleading.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,485 (September 11th, 2022). A spoof of Ford’s EV branding that highlights sticker shock, missing batteries, and marketing math.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,480 (August 25th, 2022). College Life poster–style satire depicting Joe Biden handing out stacks of cash in vote-buying campus propaganda aesthetics.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,479 (August 21st, 2022). TNT-style explosive branding poking at media outrage cycles primed to detonate on cue.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,469 (July 17th, 2022). Soda cap parody framing media narratives as carbonated noise, bottled and branded for mass consumption.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,468 (July 14th, 2022). Cartoon-style satire mocking COVID boosters endlessly chasing variants they never quite catch.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,464 (June 30th, 2022). Pandemic-era satire proposing unvaccinated sperm as a future asset more valuable than Bitcoin.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,463 (June 26th, 2022). A satirical matchbox of Q-themed matches, branded “Mostly Hopeful” to lampoon endless expectation without ignition.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,462 (June 23rd, 2022). Mac-and-cheese brand parody rendered as a drooling smile, mocking comfort-food infantilization.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,455 (May 29th, 2022). Memorial Day–themed tattoo design blending patriotic symbolism with classic Americana.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,452 (May 19th, 2022). Twitter depicted as a mechanical bird stuffed with bots amid the Elon buyout chaos.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,451 (May 15th, 2022). Baby formula bottle as a down-and-out laborer, mocking the 2022 formula shortage.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,444 (April 21st, 2022). Post-mask era satire highlighting uneven tan lines as mandates lifted.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,421 (January 30th, 2022). Nord Stream–themed caviar parody mocking certification theater and elite energy narratives.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,400 (November 18th, 2021). Episode 1400 celebration mocking the art generator servers melting under submission volume.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,397 (November 7th, 2021). Vintage barber school parody training the ceremonial shaving of shameful tyrants.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,393 (October 24th, 2021). 14-year anniversary collage built entirely from the show’s most repeated jingles and catchphrases.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,392 (October 21st, 2021). Retro boxing-robot parody mocking relentless media pressure to jab everyone, endlessly.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,385 (Sunday, September 26th, 2021). Bauhaus-inspired minimalism applied to the No Agenda identity.

Selected artwork for No Agenda Episode 1,373 (August 15th, 2021). Reefer Madness–style satire reframing COVID panic narratives. First No Agenda win.

Concept illustration developed to communicate a multi-stage growth framework. Produced for print, adapted for digital use, and animated to carry the viewer through the sequence.

Custom character illustration created as a fan commission. Designed around the nickname “Apple Juice,” the piece reimagines a juice carton as a hard-charging hockey mascot in a bold, graphic style.

Commissioned logo mark for Snake in the Grass Studios. A coiled snake emerges from tall grass, framed with cinematic elements to signal storytelling, production, and creative edge.

Commissioned apparel graphic for Tier 1 Concealed. A cassette-tape motif rendered in a clean, bold style, created for a limited-run release.

Commissioned illustration for Tier 1 Concealed, created for a seasonal apparel release. The piece blends holiday iconography with tactical design elements in a bold, graphic style.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. The Party Pickle features an energetic, over-the-top design built for humor and visual impact, serving as part of a broader illustrated character lineup.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. The Dad Joke Pickle leans into dry humor and exaggerated expression, giving the character a knowingly corny personality within the illustrated pickle series.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. Designed with exaggerated expression and comforting humor, this character adds personality and parody to the brand’s collectible pickle series.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. This design leans into absurd humor, using bold expression and visual exaggeration to give the character a loud, chaotic personality.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. The Mystic Pickle blends fantasy parody with playful character design, expanding the brand’s illustrated lineup with a magical, tongue-in-cheek tone.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. The Fart Pickle uses exaggerated expression and unapologetic humor to lean fully into juvenile absurdity as part of the illustrated pickle series.

Character illustration created for Dr. Dingus gag gift pickles. The Bullshit Pickle features a blunt, irreverent design built around sarcasm and visual attitude, adding a sharp edge to the illustrated pickle lineup.

Illustration created for the Dr. Dingus “World’s Smallest Violin” novelty item. The design leans into exaggerated melancholy and visual simplicity, pairing a classic violin form with ironic humor to support the product’s tongue-in-cheek “sympathy soundtrack” concept.

Commissioned illustration for Tier 1 Concealed, created for a seasonal apparel release. The design combines bold graphic styling with a summer-themed twist on tactical iconography.

Commissioned illustration for Tier 1 Concealed, created for a seasonal Halloween release. The design reinterprets an iconic horror figure through a bold, graphic lens, developed specifically for apparel.

Concept illustration developed for Tier 1 Concealed as part of an exploratory design phase. The piece reimagines a takeout-food motif in a bold, graphic style, but was ultimately not selected for production.

Concept illustration developed for Tier 1 Concealed during an exploratory design phase. The piece combines symbolic elements, bold geometry, and layered iconography to reflect strength and precision, but was ultimately not selected for production.

Custom logo illustration created for Pacific Northwest Cleaning. The mark features a heroic, mascot-style character set against regional elements, blending strength, reliability, and outdoor identity. Designed for brand recognition across uniforms, vehicles, and digital use.