Topic: Animated No Agenda

The show acknowledges high-tier donations from Sir Sorted Out, Team Jennifer, and Chris Keller. A discussion ensues about the "Big Thinkers" show on TechTV, which John C. Dvorak hosted as a spin-off of "Silicon Spin." Dvorak recalls his lack of enthusiasm for the program despite interviewing many interesting figures in the tech industry.

A video from the "Animated No Agenda" series was deleted by YouTube for "medical misinformation" regarding a discussion on the McClintock effect. The series has now been moved to CurioCaster, a decentralized web app, to ensure it remains accessible regardless of Silicon Valley censorship.

Dame Jennifer is promoted to Baroness for her ongoing support and her work on the "Animated No Agenda" project, which visualizes show segments. The hosts also acknowledge a joint knighthood and damehood for Bob and Kathy Appleby. A somber note includes a request for "F-cancer" karma for a producer's granddaughter battling thyroid cancer.

Twitter flagged a recent Animated No Agenda video titled "Very Fine People" as potentially offensive content. The video aims to correct the record regarding specific public statements in a style similar to Scott Adams, who retweeted the clip. There is a call for listeners to retweet the video to increase its visibility and potentially attract a retweet from Donald Trump.

The show concludes with a final round of donor thank-yous and a formal knighting ceremony for Ryan Smith, who becomes "Sir Jerry Curl." The hosts acknowledge international supporters from the UK, Canada, Holland, and Switzerland. A special mention is made of "Dame Jennifer" and her work with "Animated No Agenda," as well as a long-time listener who previously interviewed the hosts for an Israeli financial newspaper.

The hosts address a "make good" for a large donation from Austin Ramsdale and discuss the policy regarding the show's jingle repository. They explain that jingles are not released publicly to prevent theft by other radio programs. For new listeners, they recommend "Animated No Agenda" videos as the most effective onboarding tool to understand the show's internal references and humor.

Dame Jennifer from Charleston provides an update on the "Animated No Agenda" project and shares a memorial tribute to her father. The hosts conclude the donation segment by encouraging listeners to support the show's "value for value" model. They reiterate that the show relies entirely on audience contributions to remain independent and ad-free.

The final list of donors is read, including Dame Jennifer Buchanan, who produces animated videos for the show. A donor named Brendan protests the host's decision to discontinue "Karen" donations, jokingly threatening to complain to the show's non-existent advertisers. The hosts reiterate that the "Value for Value" model is the only way the show remains independent.

A Dutch producer provides a report on the "hiring freeze" in the lowlands. The hosts discuss the "Value-for-Value" funding model and credit the No Agenda Social community for acting as a "click farm" to boost the visibility of the show's animated videos on YouTube.

The value of No Agenda producer credits on resumes and IMDB is discussed. Adam Curry shares that his long-time agent, Matthew Lesher, contacted him following his Joe Rogan appearance to discuss the "Animated No Agenda" shorts, signaling potential new opportunities.

A series of "Animated No Agenda" videos produced by Jennifer are praised for their quality, with a call for listeners to tweet them at the President to gain visibility. The discussion shifts back to the Oscars, criticizing the stage design as looking like a "black hole" and noting a general lack of interest in the ceremony even among film enthusiasts.

Dame Jennifer, the creator of "Animated No Agenda," upgrades her title to "Baroness Jennifer of the Possible Exit Strategy" and gifts a knighthood to her husband, Gary. Sir Gary is knighted as the "Patient Husband and Supporter of Animated No Agenda." The ceremony includes the traditional "hookers and blow" litany for the new knights, including Sir Scatman and Sir Doris.

The hosts encourage listeners to subscribe to the "Animated No Agenda" YouTube channel to help reach a 5,000-subscriber milestone. Reaching this threshold is intended to trigger platform algorithms and increase visibility, which the hosts jokingly refer to as their "exit strategy" for a potential Netflix series.

The hosts praise CBD products from Lavender Blossoms for treating physical ailments like sciatica and arthritis. They also encourage listeners to subscribe to the "Animated No Agenda" YouTube channel to help it reach the 5,000-subscriber threshold required for better algorithm placement, with the ultimate goal of getting the content on Netflix.

The hosts thank the artists and animators who contribute to the show's visual identity. They provide birthday shoutouts for listeners and their children, including a seven-year-old named Amelia. Adam Curry encourages listeners to visit the art generator website.

Artist Thorin is thanked for contributing episode artwork, which is hosted on the No Agenda Art Generator website. Additionally, a student named Ted created an animation for the show's intro as part of a college project, receiving mixed reactions from his classmates.