7 chapters across the catalog
Sir Psychopath requested karma for his girlfriend's Boston Marathon qualification. Rob Patch donated $229.01 for his 20th anniversary, noting they accidentally booked a reservation at "The Hobbit" restaurant on Hobbit Day. Robert Henry also donated for his 16th anniversary with "Dame Christina Pearl."
The hosts announce that the upcoming July 4th show will mark exactly 5,000 days since the start of the No Agenda show. They reflect on the "Value for Value" model and encourage producers to celebrate the milestone with meaningful donations.
Thomas Nussbaum and other listeners provided Valentine's Day themed donations and well-wishes. Katie from Michigan requested travel karma for her husband Chris's business trip to Germany. Nussbaum, based in Virginia Beach, plans to attend a local meetup at Austin Beer Works on March 2nd.
Upcoming Clip Show, Liberation Day in the Netherlands
The hosts announce an upcoming special episode edited by Sir Cyber, featuring "No Agenda Funnies." They discuss the significance of May 5th in the Netherlands, which is celebrated as Liberation Day to commemorate the end of Nazi occupation. The date also marks the one-year anniversary for Adam and Tina, coinciding with Cinco de Mayo.
Anniversary Donations, Dame Bang Bang and Hassan Maynard
Sir D.H. Slammer donated $214.33 to commemorate his 14th wedding anniversary with Dame Bang Bang, taking advantage of a Valentine's Day double associate producership offer. Another $214 donation came from Hassan Maynard in Bayshore, New York, though his note was cut short. The hosts grant "karma" to the donors and celebrate the diverse attributes of the No Agenda "Gitmo Nation."
The show concludes with a look forward to the seventh anniversary and the upcoming episode 666, which coincides with the Day of the Dead. The hosts reiterate their commitment to the value-for-value model and play the "Gitmo National Anthem" as requested by a donor. A brief clip of Joe Biden closes the episode.
Extended Donor Acknowledgments and Anniversary Shout-outs
The hosts conduct an extensive "make-good" segment for donors whose acknowledgments were missed due to a database error. They read numerous notes from listeners in the Netherlands, Australia, and the US, providing "karma" and "de-douching" for various life events and anniversaries.
