4 chapters across the catalog
Knighting of Sir Dwayne Melanson and John Dushanik
Sir Dwayne Melanson, the Grand Duke of the Pacific Northwest, returned to the show with a donation and a critique of Nancy Pelosi. Another producer, John Dushanik, contributed $432.10 and requested a "fake news" spoof of Bob Seger's "Night Moves." Both producers credited the show with protecting their mental health from mainstream media propaganda during the pandemic.
The hosts review four listener-submitted jingles for the ongoing health crisis, debating whether to use the term "Wuhan Flu" or "Coronavirus." Dvorak objects to the term "flu" as a misnomer for a coronavirus, while Curry presents "Kung Flu Fighting" parodies. They ultimately select a jingle styled after Bob Seger for future segments.
California Policing Challenges and Fake News Jingle
A police officer in Fairfield, California, describes the "special kind of hell" involved in public service in the state. The segment features a parody of Bob Seger's "Night Moves" titled "Fake News," performed by a producer from Michigan.
Michigan Meetups and Producer Jingle Requests
Producers Timothy Kiernan and Brandon Toy contribute toward a knighthood, with Kiernan becoming Sir Timothy of No Fixed Title. The hosts discuss upcoming No Agenda meetups in Lansing, Michigan. They play several requested jingles, including a "fake news" parody of Bob Seger and "Ebola Number Five" for Dame Tanya, the Viscountess of New York.
