5 chapters across the catalog
Producer Alex Zoglin submitted a video of a rocket launch using scratch-built propellant. The hosts discuss the United States' continued reliance on Russian rocket engines for space missions due to their superior technology. They highlight the "Airstream of Consciousness" video as a unique contribution from the listener community.
Producer Alex Zoglin constructed and launched a massive hobbyist rocket featuring "Crackpot and Buzzkill" branding on the side. The rocket, equipped with multiple GoPro cameras, reached an altitude of approximately 17,000 feet. The hosts speculate on the cost and origin of the rocket parts, suggesting the use of government surplus materials.
Executive Producers, Chemo Support, and LIFO Accounting
The hosts acknowledge new executive producers, including Alex Zoglin and Sir Jim Baron, who is currently undergoing chemotherapy. One host explains his "LIFO" (Last In, First Out) personal management style, contrasting it with the traditional "FIFO" (First In, First Out) method. They also mention an upcoming autism conference in Austin involving Sir David Dennis and Andrew Wakefield.
Wu-Tang No Agenda Auction, Knighting Ceremony, and Donations
A private auction for a "Wu-Tang" style No Agenda video episode is announced, with the hosts explaining the secrecy behind the project. They perform a knighting ceremony for Alex Zoglin and thank other major donors like Sir Jim Baron and Sir David Goose. The segment emphasizes the "value-for-value" model and encourages listeners to propagate the show's formula.
Knighting Ceremony, Sealing Wax, and Leo Laporte on Privacy
Alex Zoglin and Mark Tenner are officially knighted for their significant financial contributions to the show. The hosts discuss the tradition of listeners using sealing wax on their donation envelopes and warn against using regular candle paraffin. The segment concludes with a clip of tech personality Leo Laporte claiming that only a "small minority" of people are actually worried about privacy.
