Topic: Adam Burkpile

The show recognizes several high-tier donors and executive producers for their financial support, specifically highlighting those who contributed during the 10-10-10 drive. Adam Burkpile is credited for his work on the Pocket No Agenda app, while other producers like Eric Hirtha and Thomas Nussbaum are thanked for their contributions. The hosts emphasize their value-for-value model as the sole means of financing the program.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conduct a formal knighthood ceremony for Adam Burkpile and Thomas Nussbaum. Both individuals are recognized for their significant financial contributions and support of the show's infrastructure. The hosts reiterate the "value-for-value" model and encourage new listeners to support the program.

A new version of the Pocket No Agenda iPhone app developed by Adam Burkpile is demonstrated. The application features a push notification system triggered by specific Twitter codes that alerts users with an "In the Morning" sound when the stream goes live. The notification includes a badge and a direct link to the live broadcast on noagendastream.com.

Adam Burkpile is officially knighted as the "Knight of the No Agenda Roundtable and Apps" for his contributions through the Pocket No Agenda mobile application. The hosts discuss the functionality of the app and acknowledge other donors, including those from Australia, Canada, and Germany.

Adam Curry acknowledges the executive producers for episode 178, including Adam Burkpile, Marcus Couch, and Michael Knight. Curry apologizes for previous comments regarding the No Agenda iPhone app's payment schedule, noting that Apple is slow to process funds. The segment transitions into the formal knighthood of Michael Knight and mentions associate executive producers Philip Evans and David Dolson.

Donations from Stone Harriman and Ion Monroe are acknowledged, with a side discussion on the beauty of Louisiana. Clarification is provided regarding the Pocket No Agenda app created by Adam Burkpile; despite its popularity on the "What's Hot" list, Apple's slow payment cycle has delayed the distribution of funds to the show.