4 chapters across the catalog
Sustaining Producers, Abhilash Kumar and Indian Knighthood
Abhilash Kumar is recognized as the first No Agenda knight from India after ten years of support. The discussion touches on India's recent restrictions on wheat and sugar exports to protect domestic supplies, which has contributed to rising global food prices.
Value-for-Value Make-Goods and Title Upgrades
The hosts address "make-good" requests for donors whose credits were previously missed. Abhilash Kumar receives a "jobs karma" for his move to Kuala Lumpur, and James Murray is officially knighted as "Sir Steam Monk" after seven years of cumulative donations.
Off-The-Grid Segment, Indian Producer Abhilash Kumar
The hosts conclude the "Off-The-Grid" segment by thanking Abhilash Kumar in India for navigating complex bank transfers to support the show. They also process a knighthood accounting for Sir Alex Frank Bobb, which includes a request for an apple-flavored tobacco hookah.
International Donors and Indian Cultural Stereotypes
Abhilash Kumar from Mumbai, India, sends a donation and asks the hosts to address the stereotype that Indians are "tight-fisted." Kumar requests a "double shot of de-douching and karma" for himself and his pregnant wife. The hosts discuss the prevalence of Indian tech workers in Silicon Valley and the unique way the English language is adapted in different cultures, while granting Kumar his requested "karma."
