Topic: Bozeman

Justine Palmer from Bozeman, Montana, sent a donation that sparked a discussion on the historical role of women in precision engineering during World War II. The hosts note that precision is an underrated characteristic of women, citing female helicopter pilots as a modern example. Palmer also sent Montana State University Bobcats apparel to the show.

Producers have organized several "No Agenda Meetups," including a recent gathering at the Trump Winery in Virginia. Upcoming events are scheduled for Washington DC on January 5th, Bozeman on the 9th, and a "Full Frontal Exposure" edition in Kansas City. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or host local gatherings to connect with other "knights and dames."

A series of $1,000 donations are acknowledged as "tuition" for the PhD program. Circus Media in Bozeman, Nicholas Everts in Tennessee, and Jeff Anderson are among the graduates. Jeff Leitner, a kitchen and bath contractor in Pennsylvania, offers discounts to fellow producers. The segment includes a "fisting nuts" jingle requested by Sir Why You Come Now, referencing a previous Dvorak airplane peeve.

Producers from Montana report on a successful mask-free meetup in Bozeman and discuss the state's political shift under Governor Greg Gianforte. A producer from Heidelberg, Germany, is also acknowledged for his relocation support.

Upcoming meetups are announced for Houston, DC, and Bozeman, including a "fair and honest elections" gathering in Washington. The segment also features a classic C-SPAN clip of "Dave in Atlanta" criticizing American exceptionalism and the Vietnam War.

The hosts read the birthday list and perform a formal knighting ceremony for several producers, including "Sir Salty Medic." They announce upcoming No Agenda meetups in Bozeman, Houston, Austin, and East Tennessee, emphasizing the importance of human connection during lockdowns.