3 chapters across the catalog
Associate Executive Producers, Historical Media Perspectives
Donors share personal stories, including a reflection on the 1950s Senator McCarthy hearings and the difference between radio and TV coverage. Sir Clay the Alchemist is promoted to Baronet. The hosts promote the "Written Revolution" podcast and various regional No Agenda meetups.
The show acknowledges several donations tied to health struggles, including breast cancer diagnoses for family members of Sean Fincham and Mike Supco. Supco reports that his niece's neuroblastoma is now in remission. Sir Clay Alchemist requests a song and shares his plasticine character work while the hosts defend the length of the donation segments as valuable storytelling.
The artistic work of Sir Clay Alchemist is praised for its professional quality and humor. The segment also highlights the growth of the "No Agenda Hams" community and the technical integration of ham radio directories into the show's infrastructure using OPML and the Freedom Controller.
