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Donor Credits, Southwest Airlines Pricing, Birthday Announcements
The show concludes with a final reading of donor credits and a critique of Southwest Airlines' recent price increases and changes to their boarding process. The hosts acknowledge various "Value for Value" supporters, including a hot dog maker and a recurring "boob donation." Birthday wishes are extended to several community members before the final sign-off.
Donor Thank-Yous, Birthday Shoutouts, and Peerage Ceremony
A lengthy segment dedicated to acknowledging financial supporters, reading donor notes, and announcing birthdays. The "Red Knight Order of the Heart" is introduced as a special promotion for high-level donors. The hosts perform a "peerage ceremony" to dub new knights and dames, granting them honorary titles and welcoming them to the "No Agenda Roundtable" in recognition of their significant contributions.
The hosts read a list of executive and associate executive producers who contributed $50 or more to the show. They acknowledge various "karma" requests for jobs, health, and babies, and announce birthdays for several community members. New knight Sir Michael Boiler of Crawfish is officially welcomed to the roundtable.
Birthday Donations and No Agenda Support Methods
The hosts read a long list of $74.74 donations made in honor of Dvorak's 74th birthday. They conclude the segment by reminding listeners how to support the show via Bitcoin, PayPal, or checks sent to their P.O. Box in El Cerrito, California.
The FBI search of LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's home is further detailed, noting his history as an immigrant who overstayed his visa. The show transitions into a final donation segment, celebrating Dame Meg's 43rd birthday and reading a list of producers from Italy to Snohomish, Washington.
Final Producer Credits, Birthday List, Peerage Upgrades
The final segment of the show recognizes producers who donated $50 or more, including several "boob donations" for cancer awareness. Dame Denise Robertson is upgraded to Baronetess for her aggregate support of the show. The hosts read the birthday list and announce new peerage titles, concluding the "Value for Value" cycle for the episode.
The final segment includes a reading of donations between $50 and $200, featuring regular contributors from Poland, Texas, and California. "Mesh-tastic" open-source radio networks are briefly mentioned. The hosts also share birthday wishes for listeners and their families, including a 16th birthday for Vikram Rhodes and a 114th birthday for the state of Arizona.
Executive Producer Donations, Tottori Japan, Birthday List
A final round of donations is acknowledged, including a contribution from Mayumi Akiyama in Tottori, Japan. Numerous birthdays are celebrated across the "Gitmo Nation," including listeners in Texas, South Carolina, and Portugal. The hosts thank the producers for their continued support of the "best podcast in the universe."
Final Donor Credits, Birthday Shout-outs and Peerage
The hosts read the final list of donors for the year, including those contributing at the $50 level and above. Birthday wishes are extended to community members like Bella Green and Sir Donald of Calgary. The segment emphasizes the "value for value" model and directs listeners to the official peerage list and donation pages to support the show's continued operation.
The hosts read a series of birthday wishes for producers and their family members, including Edie in Bentonville and Martin Martinez. A significant peerage upgrade is announced for Sir 23's Knight of the Electric Sea, who becomes a Baronet following a donation of over $1,000. The segment reinforces the "value for value" model and the community aspect of the show.
The hosts conduct a knighting ceremony for Josiah Hendrickson, who becomes "Sir Wire Cowboy" after a $1,000 donation. They also wish Rylan McKenna a happy 14th birthday. The segment includes a list of donors who contributed between $50 and $200, supporting the show's "value for value" model.
The show concludes with a list of listener birthdays and the elevation of "Sir Lawrence of Dystopia" to the rank of Baron. The hosts thank the "Gitmo Nation" for their continued financial support and participation in the show's unique community structure.
Executive Producer Credits and Birthday Announcements
The show recognizes its top donors, including an "Apple Juice" donation of $1,776.33 from Aug in Texas. Other significant contributors include Dame Catherine, who donated via Bitcoin, and several associate executive producers. The segment also includes birthday wishes for members of the "No Agenda" community and a reminder of the show's presence on IMDB.
The final segment of the show is dedicated to thanking the remaining donors and acknowledging birthday wishes for Adam Curry. The hosts discuss various donation ideas, including selling printed clip lists or AI-generated images, and note the continued support from the "Gitmo Nation" through both fiat and Bitcoin.
A large volume of donations arrived in honor of Adam Curry's 61st birthday, with many producers contributing $61 or $93.25. The hosts process these "well-wishes" and grant various peerage titles and "de-douching" certificates. The segment also clarifies the difference between Stripe and the Bitcoin-based Strike payment platform.
A long list of birthday donations for Adam is read, including several "boob" ($80.08) and "ham" ($73.13) themed amounts. One donor provides Bitcoin stats and warns about the potential for stablecoins to be turned off. The hosts fantasize about a motorcycle sidecar tour of the various small towns mentioned by their producers across America.
Birthday Announcements and Peerage Ladder Upgrades
The hosts announce birthdays and wedding anniversaries for various producers, including Dame Rita and Sir Montauk. Several producers are upgraded on the "peerage ladder" following significant cumulative donations, including Sir Furr becoming the Baron of Shasta County. The segment reinforces the community aspect of the show's funding model.
Associate Executive Producer Credits, Baby-Making Karma
The hosts read letters from Associate Executive Producers, granting "karma" for birthdays, anniversaries, and health issues. One donor discusses the rise of "POTS" (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) as a potential "money-making scheme." Another producer credits the show's "baby-making karma" for a successful pregnancy. The segment concludes with a reminder to support the show via noagendadonations.com.
The hosts read a list of donations from the "Value for Value" model, noting a significant number of contributors from Minnesota and South Dakota. The segment includes birthday shout-outs for listeners and their family members. They emphasize that the show relies entirely on listener support rather than traditional advertising.
