5 chapters across the catalog
Knighting Ceremony, Sir Dean Bertram, Sir Joseph Frost
John Johnson Jr. and others are recognized for achieving knighthood through their financial support. Sir Dean Bertram from Ghana and Sir Joseph Frost from Illinois are highlighted, with Frost requesting a specific "Parliament grumble" audio clip to mark the end of the Tea Party's influence.
Executive Producer Contributions and Knighting of Dean Bertram
Baron Von Pelsmacher provides a significant donation from Belgium, leading the hosts to joke about his connection to the Dexia bank bailout. Dean Bertram, a listener from Accra, Ghana, contributes to reach the level of knighthood after discovering the show through an interview on The Skeptic Zone. The hosts officially "de-doosh" Bertram for his support.
Knighting Ceremony for Dean Bertram and Christian Herzog
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak perform a formal knighthood ceremony for Dean Bertram and Christian Herzog. The donors are recognized for their $1,000 contributions and are welcomed to the "No Agenda Roundtable." The hosts use a sound effect of a sword being drawn to finalize the pronouncement.
No Agenda Executive Producers, Slave T-Shirt Board Meeting
Executive producers Dean Bertram and Joanne Thompson are recognized for their significant financial contributions to the program. One of the hosts recounts wearing a "Slave" t-shirt featuring a barcode to a formal board meeting at Mevio in San Francisco and during an appearance on Molly Wood's CNET show, Buzz Out Loud. The anecdote highlights the lack of reaction from corporate executives to the provocative attire.
The hosts acknowledge several executive producers and donors contributing to the upcoming milestone episode 333. Adam Curry recounts a recent meetup in Hoboken, New Jersey, where he knighted E. Adam Atia using a pizza cutter following a thousand-dollar donation. They encourage listeners to join the "333 Club" to support the show's independent production model.
