4 chapters across the catalog
Introduction to the Donation Segment and Value for Value
The hosts prepare to transition into a lengthy segment dedicated to acknowledging executive producers and donors. They emphasize the unique "Value for Value" model of the show, which relies on listener support rather than traditional advertising. A brief musical jingle about donating to the program is played to set the tone for the upcoming knighting ceremonies.
Tim Nutting, De-douching Request, and Bomb Them Ringtone
Tim Nutting from Everett, Washington, contributes to the show and requests a "de-douching" after being tagged by a friend. He also requests a custom ringtone featuring the "Bomb Them" audio clip. The hosts process his request and acknowledge his support.
Adam Curry introduces a new series of donation clips featuring a young girl named Lizzie. The clips include humorous phrases like "Don't eat me, Hillary Clinton" and "Bah humbug, slave." Curry explains the difficulty of recording children and plans to process the audio for better dynamic range before using them in future episodes.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak take a break to thank donors and promote the "Slave T-shirt" available at No Agenda Nation. They discuss the effort required to produce the clip show and encourage listeners to provide feedback via donations.
