5 chapters across the catalog
Chris Jacob, a Baron of the show, visited Austin for a conference and met with the hosts while wearing his knight ring. The meeting featured a meal of "No Agenda Chicken," a popular community recipe that is noted for its simplicity and search engine visibility.
Chris Jacob, owner of a gun store in San Rafael, questioned President Obama during the CNN town hall regarding the enforcement of existing laws. Jacob suggested that instead of adding 200 inspectors for record-keeping, the administration should hire more ATF agents for field enforcement. Obama's response attributed the decline in ATF personnel to Republican budget cuts and sequestration rather than his own policy decisions.
Craig William Dukar, Posthumous Knighthood Memorial
Sir Chris Jacob donates a knighthood in memory of Craig William Dukar, a longtime supporter of the show who recently died in a motorcycle accident. The hosts honor Dukar's 25-year friendship with Jacob and his dedication to the No Agenda community. This posthumous knighthood serves as a formal recognition of his contributions to the show's value-for-value model.
Executive Producer Credits, No Agenda Donation Formula
The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors, including Executive Producers Mark Dytham, Chris Jacob of BullseyeUSA.com, and Matthew Petty. They detail the "No Agenda formula" for listener support, emphasizing that the show remains entirely corporate-free. Additional credits are given to Associate Executive Producers Sir John Snyder and realtimedata.com.
No Agenda Knighthood Ceremony, Challenge Coins
Adam and John perform a formal knighthood ceremony for top donors, including Sir Mark Dytham and Sir Chris Jacob. They introduce a new "Knight in the Order of the Mint" for Matthew Petty, who purchased a No Agenda Challenge Coin. The hosts explain that 75% of the proceeds from these coins support the show's production.
