Topic: Bruns Clothing

Brian Ferguson is knighted following a "69-69" donation. The hosts promote Bruns Clothing, a South Dakota company making American-made jackets, and share a medical alert from Dr. Sharkey regarding high-dose flu vaccines for seniors.

John C. Dvorak proposes switching from knighthood rings to pins to allow "No Agenda Knights" to identify each other in public. They discuss the networking potential of pins, citing Secret Service protocols, and mention Bruns Clothing's concealed carry jackets.

A donor from Vancouver criticizes efforts to dismantle the Canadian Postal Service. John C. Dvorak shares a personal anecdote about a frightening hitchhiking experience as a teenager that discouraged him from the practice. The hosts also promote Bruns Clothing, a South Dakota company that manufactures American-made jackets with concealed carry pockets.

A Dutch listener donating from Luxembourg discusses the importance of the show during long commutes. The hosts provide technical advice on charging mobile devices while using GPS, noting that screens often drain power faster than USB ports can provide it. Bruns Clothing is promoted for its high-quality jackets featuring concealed carry pockets.

Brad Rasore of Bruns Clothing in South Dakota provides custom, American-made winter coats for the hosts. The coats feature extra-long sleeves and concealed carry pockets. A special offer is introduced where customers can pay an additional fee to have No Agenda memes embroidered on their jackets, with the proceeds supporting the show.

A large segment of listener donations is read, with many contributors requesting "karma" for job searches, new businesses, or personal health. Notable mentions include Bruns Clothing in South Dakota and a "Minuteman" call to action for donations. The hosts acknowledge the diverse geographic reach of the audience from Denmark to Texas.