Show overview
Agenda31 has been publishing since 2017, and across the 7 years since has built a catalogue of 10 episodes. That works out to roughly 15 hours of audio in total. Releases follow an irregular cadence.
Episodes typically run over ninety minutes — most land between 1h 6m and 1h 49m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Government show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 2 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. The busiest year was 2017, with 6 episodes published.
From the publisher
Lowest Risk, Highest Reward Podcast in the Universe
Latest Episodes
A31-139: Clams & Comity
Corey and Todd return to the podcasting for first time since May 2017. Corey explains why his writ of mandamus to compel the Social Security Administration and CA DMV got docketed at the Supreme Court and why it also got dismissed.
A31-137 – When You Consented to Waiving Protected Rights & Became a Federal Citizen, Not a State Citizen
February 19, 2023 – Corey and Todd are joined by Agenda31 producer Tim from Illinois. Corey received a letter from the DMV since he filed his Writ of Mandamus (See Episode 136) for a hearing with the DMV and it was accepted by the state superior court. Todd plays some footage of Mel K speaking […]
A31-136 Plaintiff, Not Defendant – Eib v DMV
The Agenda31 REBOOT is live. NEW: Video playback for A31 Episode 136 – Click PLAY button below. January 30, 2023 Corey filed an Unlimited Civil Case in the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Orange. It is as a Writ of Mandamus to compel the California Department of Motor Vehicles […]
A31-135 Agenda 31 Rebooted 5 Years Later
Greetings Agenda31 Followers! We are back at it. And, I cannot believe it has been almost FIVE years since we’ve updated this blog/podcast website. We like to think we’ve honed our message and simplified the short and subsequent long term target outcomes. Short: Get a hearing with Social Security Administration Long: Preserve the people of […]
A31-121 – Putting It On the Table
Episode artwork by JJA. As promised the #RESIST phenom that Meetup.com has tried to spark is reviewed. Scott County Grand Jury update is new one is empaneled on March 7. What low risk high reward activity have you taken on lately? The origins of Fascism are reviewed by reading Benito Mussolini’s own manifesto that founded […]
A31-120 – No DOB? No Freedom.
More proof little plastic identity cards from the DMV have nothing to do with safe driving whatsoever. Non-human animals continues to be stated in news reports related to science and backs up the discovery by Alfred Adask that the gov-co looks at its subjects as “man or other animals”. The annual empanelment of Scott County, […]
A31-119 – Relighting the Republic
Corey attended and filmed the ConsumerWatchDog.org presser in Santa Monica, CA last week and Governor Jerry Brown’s “Green Report Card” is discussed in the context of rules for us and rules for them… the RICO case is found to be dismissed… and the so called drought in California is reviewed. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg’s 2012 […]
A31-118 – Diversity of CitizenSHIP
Kurt Kallenbach Joins Corey & Todd to Discuss Averring Article IV vs Possessing Article IV State Citizenship. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lieber_Code This Week’s Email Reminder Greetings Fellow Article IV Wannabes, A pattern in emerging here… Sunday morning is working out best for live to tape broadcasting of the weekly installment of the Lowest Risk, Highest Reward […]
A31-117 – #FEDEXIT
New, shorter (1:30) intro debuts this episode. Poll launched below to query listeners on keep or not? The effort in California to “secede from the Union” is reviewed in detail. The rules in the Constitution on how one of the several states can secede are being conflated by the YesCalifornia and media with the petition […]
A31-116 – Secret Price US Citizenship
The CDC, Trump and JFK, Jr., Chelsea Manning commutation, and the 1900 Supreme Court Case Maxwell v Dow is heavily deconstructed. 10 reasons CDC employees should be “crying in the hallways” https://medium.com/@jbhandley/10-reasons-cdc-employees-should-be-crying-in-the-hallways-f1178e8ab76c#.jetwjmoaq Employees at the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say the mood in their office is somber. The employees of one of […]