5 chapters across the catalog
An anonymous producer in Louisville, Kentucky, shared a story about working 60-hour weeks in manual labor while listening to No Agenda and MoFax. He expressed a desire for freedom and property, contributing to the show to help "cast spells on the amygdalas" of the public to reduce fear.
Russian Software Developers, No Agenda Shop, Darren O'Neill
Victor and Katya, software developers from Russia now living in Los Angeles, donated $300 after deciding they preferred American lockdowns to those in Moscow. Tony Cabrera contributed $1,379.51, which included profits from the No Agenda Shop and Darren O'Neill's "Deep State University" merchandise. The shop serves as a primary outlet for listener-generated art and apparel.
Producer Credits, Deep State University, Health Karma
Executive producers for this episode include Sir JD Mack, Sir Borislov Marinov, and Zadock Brown III. Darren O'Neill contributed profits from "Deep State University" gear and requested "Health Karma" for his mother, who is battling colon cancer. The global reach of the show was evidenced by donations from Thane, India, and Sherwood Park, Alberta.
Donor Thank Yous, Huawei Backdoors and Deep State T-Shirts
The hosts thank a long list of executive and associate executive producers for their financial support of episode 1277. Notable mentions include Matthew Stegman, who provided a technical paper on hard-coded backdoors in Huawei gear, and Nick Giori, who celebrated his "Deep State University" t-shirt. The segment reinforces the "Value for Value" model by acknowledging individual contributors from around the world.
No Agenda Show Art and Deep State University Merchandise
The No Agenda show featured artwork by Cesium 137 for episode 1271 and announced new merchandise at the No Agenda Shop. Items include "Deep State University" t-shirts and hoodies, with a portion of the proceeds supporting the show's artists and production.
