3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts read the names of producers who contributed $50 or more, including Mark DeWitt and Corey Ainsworth. Several listeners are "de-douched" for finally contributing after years of listening, and the hosts acknowledge the global reach of the audience, including a donor from Dubai.
Knighting Ceremony, Associate Executive Producers, and Marxist Accusations
A new group of "Knights" is inducted into the No Agenda Roundtable, including a "Wisconsin Millennial" who provided data on the video game industry's "loot box" controversy. The hosts respond to a donor's criticism that they unfairly label all left-wing thought as "Marxist" or "Socialist." They defend their analysis by pointing out that candidates like Bernie Sanders and AOC explicitly identify as socialists, and they reiterate their view of the Netherlands as a social-democratic state.
Executive Producer Donations, Corey Ainsworth and Sir Gator
Corey Ainsworth from Wisconsin contributed $365.25, noting that the show has helped his mental health more than medication. Sir Gator of the North Texas Swamps donated $333.33, while Rich Ballard contributed $301.01 and promoted a Dallas restaurant chain called Wing Bucket. A Russian-language donation from a producer named Dubov was also acknowledged.
