12 chapters across the catalog
The show acknowledges major donations from Richard Bagwell and retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel AJ Vandersteen. Vandersteen, who requested the title Earl of Southern California in Abeyance, shared his experience visiting family members who are fans of Rachel Maddow. The hosts discuss the "Peerage Committee" and the process of granting honorary titles to donors.
Executive Producer Donations, AJ Van Steenbergen
Executive Producer AJ Van Steenbergen, a retired Marine, contributed $1,000 and shared stories regarding California's new Narcan regulations. Pharmacies are now required to sell Narcan alongside certain opioid prescriptions, sometimes creating cost barriers for patients. The segment also discusses the failures of single-payer healthcare systems in the Netherlands, where drug shortages are becoming common.
No Agenda Episode 1047, Executive Producer Donations
The show acknowledges significant donations for Episode 1047, including a $2,000 contribution from David March in honor of his late father, Sir Romano Marchi. Other major producers include Lieutenant Colonel AJ Van Steenburg, who contributed $500. The segment includes the "Value for Value" model explanation, health karma requests, and the knighting of new members into the No Agenda peerage.
Retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel AJ Van Steenbergen donated $1,500 to achieve the rank of Baron. He requested the title "Baron of Southern California," a claim that may be disputed by existing peers in the region. He also shared a personal story regarding severe nerve damage in his feet and the effectiveness of CBD cream for pain management.
The hosts begin the donation segment for the "Triple Eight" episode. A long-time donor, Roger Anonymous, contributes $1,234.56, claiming his annual "Jobs Karma" donation has resulted in a 20% raise every year for five years. Other major donations from Cambridge, UK, and various "slaves" are read and acknowledged with jingles.
No Agenda Peerage Map and Trucker Outreach
Sir AJ Reistad has updated the No Agenda peerage map to track protectorates and regional representatives. Meanwhile, Ramsey Kane is leading an outreach effort to distribute show discs to long-haul truckers across the lower 48 states. The hosts believe truckers are a key demographic for the show's "twist on the news," providing an alternative to mainstream talk radio.
Executive Producer Credits, Baronet AJ Rystad and Ammo Scarcity
Sir AJ Rystad is granted a baronetcy of Treasure Valley, Idaho (initially misidentified as Ohio) following a significant donation. Other executive producers are acknowledged, including Adam Smith and Sir Beer Geek. A discussion ensues regarding the scarcity of ammunition in the United States, with listeners requesting "karma" to find supplies.
AJ Tissier is officially knighted into the No Agenda Roundtable following a significant donation. The ceremony includes the symbolic presentation of a knight ring. The hosts also preview an upcoming interview segment conducted by Maynard in Australia with Sir Matthew of Melbourne.
No Agenda Knighthood Ceremony and ITM Rings
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak perform a knighthood ceremony for four listeners who donated $1,000 or more: AJ Reistad, Daniel Melanson, Don Bean, and Cecil Norris. The new knights are granted the title "Knight of the No Agenda Roundtable" and are eligible to receive white gold "In The Morning" (ITM) rings. The hosts emphasize the importance of listener support to avoid returning to corporate media jobs.
Media Blather and Hollywood Messaging
Headline News (HLN) and other outlets are criticized for their speculative coverage of the Ronnie Chasen murder. The hosts argue the "random robbery" narrative is a message to Hollywood elites that they are not safe. They suggest the hit was a professional warning related to the PR industry and money.
The hosts acknowledge financial support from John Catalano and AJ Reistad, naming them executive producers for the episode. Adam Curry issues a formal correction regarding Patrick Wilson of the band Weezer, clarifying that Wilson is a founding member and vice president rather than a touring member. The error is attributed to a "bad steer" from Michael Butler.
Executive Producer Credits, Knighting Ceremony and PR Associates
The episode 192 executive producers include Werner Flipson, AJ Tissier, and Matthew Hawking, who each contributed $333.33, a recurring numerical theme in the donations. Associate executive producers recognized include iShare Media, Nina Kristen Hetland from Norway, and Charles Hendrickson from Indiana. The knighting of Sir iShare Media is discussed alongside potential PR associate candidates who have promoted the show through Xbox Live gamertags and other initiatives.
