Topic: Brian Brown

A comprehensive list of donors contributing between $50 and $150 is acknowledged, including birthday wishes for Brian Brown and Nick Blexrud. Several listeners requested "de-douching" ceremonies to mark their transition from passive listeners to active producers. The segment highlights the geographic diversity of the audience, with contributions arriving from the Netherlands, Spain, and across the United States.

Producers Jeremy Cook, Richard Killing, and Brian Longenecker contributed to the show, with Longenecker providing a "readings from the future" segment. Tyler Brown, a bartender putting his wife through Clemson University, requested a "de-douching" and expressed how the show helps him through difficult times. Other donors requested "job karma" for their family members in exchange for their financial support.

Author Brian Evenson, a former member of the LDS Church who was excommunicated, discusses the cultural markers of Mitt Romney’s speech. Evenson notes that Romney’s cadence and delivery mirror those of Mormon general authorities, which he finds unsettling. He expresses surprise that the media has not more deeply explored the influence of Mormonism on Romney’s political persona and business ethics.