Topic: Dame Tanya

A personal interaction with Dame Tanya, the Viscountess of New York City, involved a request for wine selection advice that went unfulfilled due to a host's oversight. The segment also provided "health karma" for Tanya's mother following a successful recovery from open-heart surgery.

During a session titled "The Trump Regime and The American Press," NYU professor Jay Rosen is asked a question by a "No Agenda" listener regarding the Goldwater Rule. The listener, identified as Dame Tanya, asks if the rule is the reason journalists are reluctant to report on the President's psychological issues. Rosen reportedly spent several minutes addressing the factor of psychiatric ethics in political journalism.

Dame Tanya announces that Chef Rob McHugh has opened a new restaurant called The Fat Monk in Manhattan. Located on Columbus Avenue, the venue is recommended as a new location for No Agenda producer meetups.

A brief mention of Dame Tanya's employment status and her status as a "man overboard" regarding the show's listenership leads to a technical discussion about podcast production. Limitations of using an original iPad 1 as a jingle trigger system are addressed, with a need for a larger touchpad or a more robust soundboard system identified.

The hosts celebrate Dame Tanya's birthday and clarify her place of employment at "Corso" in Berkeley. A formal knighthood ceremony is performed for "Sir Eric M. the Asshole," and listeners are reminded to order their knight rings and visit the No Agenda store.