Topic: Brookfield

Nathan Brookfield from Australia pays tribute to Dvorak as a "silent key" (SK), a ham radio term for an operator who has passed away. Andrew Walker from Pittsburgh gives a lengthy tribute, leading the hosts to suggest producer Brennan consider a career in audiobooks due to his reading voice.

Jason Owen, a producer from Wisconsin, contributes $1,000 to the show and requests an "instant daming" for his wife, who is a cancer survivor and loyal listener. She is dubbed Dame Shay-Shay of the No Agenda Round Table. Additionally, Sarah Butterick from Ohio is recognized as an Associate Executive Producer on her first wedding anniversary.

The hosts read a long list of donations under $200, acknowledging producers from around the world including the UK, Australia, and Canada. Notes from listeners cover topics such as weight loss attributed to the show, health updates, and local meetups in Pennsylvania. The segment reinforces the "value-for-value" model of the podcast.

A former NYPD detective appearing on Fox News claims that Occupy Wall Street encampments have become hubs for drug dealing and prostitution. He argues that because the parks are managed by private entities like Brookfield Properties, protesters are technically trespassing after certain hours. The hosts express skepticism toward these claims of widespread low-level criminality while noting the lack of similar movements in pro-gun states.

Zuccotti Park, the site of the Occupy Wall Street protests, is revealed to be a private park owned by Brookfield Office Properties. The hosts point out that Mayor Michael Bloomberg's girlfriend is on the board of the company, suggesting a conflict of interest in how the protests are managed. They argue that labor unions are now controlling the media narrative of the movement.