7 chapters across the catalog
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, several producers donate $80.08 ("BOOB") or $60.06 ("small BOOB"). Donors from Ireland, Ontario, Germany, Sweden, and across the U.S. are thanked for their support. The hosts note the diversity of the "No Agenda Nation" and the consistent support from long-term "sustaining" producers.
Associate Executive Producer Credits and Global Donors
A long list of donors from Roswell, Australia, Canada, and across the US is read. Several donors contribute specific amounts like $80.08 or $60.06 to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month ("Save the Twins"). The hosts thank the "Sustaining" donors for providing the financial bedrock of the program.
Final Donor Acknowledgments and Birthday Week Mix-up
The hosts conclude the donation segment by thanking various contributors, including those supporting breast cancer awareness. They address a listener's complaint regarding PayPal and clarify their anniversary week schedule after realizing they had miscalculated the dates. A special promotion is promised for the upcoming Thursday show to celebrate 15 years of the podcast.
Producer Credits, Boob Donations and Knight of the Loose Women
The hosts read through a list of associate executive producers and "boob donations" intended for breast cancer awareness. One producer, Sir Kevin McLaughlin, suggests the slogan "I stare because I care" for awareness campaigns.
Knighthood of Sir Crush-a-Lot and Bosom Wellness Donation
Michael Goodell is knighted as "Sir Crush-a-Lot" following a move from California. A unique donation comes from "Bosom Wellness," a company producing CBD products for breast health, requesting "boob donations" for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Adam Curry also thanks a producer for sending signed Joker comics that featured "No Agenda" memes like the number 33 on the cover.
October Awareness Months, Cybersecurity and Health
The arrival of October brings a multitude of federally recognized awareness months, including National Breast Cancer Awareness, National Disability Employment Awareness, and National Substance Abuse Prevention. The hosts specifically highlight National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, noting the irony of having so many competing causes sharing the same thirty-day window.
A review of federally proclaimed awareness months for October includes Fire Prevention Week, National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The hosts critique the inclusion of National Energy Action Month and National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
