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'''Adam 'the podfather' Curry''' (born September 3, 1964) is an American podcaster and media personality, known for co-hosting the popular podcast ''[[No Agenda]]'' with John C. Dvorak. Born in Arlington, Virginia, Curry first gained fame as a MTV video jockey in the late 1980s and early 1990s before transitioning into podcasting.

==Controversies and Conspiracies==
Curry's ''No Agenda'' podcast, launched in 2007, is well-known for its discussions of current events through a lens of skepticism toward mainstream narratives. The show frequently explores controversial topics and conspiracy theories. Curry and his co-host often express distrust of traditional media outlets, instead encouraging listeners to critically assess information and draw their own conclusions. This approach has drawn both criticism and a dedicated following.

Curry's explorations into conspiracy theories have included discussions on topics such as government surveillance, media manipulation, and health-related conspiracies, particularly surrounding vaccinations and pandemics. His willingness to entertain alternative viewpoints has positioned him as a polarizing figure in media circles.

==Connections with Alex Jones==
Curry has been a guest on ''[[The Alex Jones Show]]'', hosted by [[Alex Jones]], a well-known conspiracy theorist. While Curry and Jones share a critical view of mainstream narratives, Curry has emphasized a more comedic and analytical approach compared to Jones's more aggressive style. This relationship underscores the intersection between different factions within the alternative media landscape.

==Public Perception and Legacy==
Despite the controversies surrounding his work, Curry has been influential in the podcasting world and is often credited as one of its pioneers. His advocacy for alternative media voices and criticism of traditional news outlets continue to resonate with a section of the audience seeking diverse perspectives.


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