Topic: Douchebag Jingle

Adam Curry provides a tour of his digital soundboard, playing various "beds" and "rim shots" used to pace the show, including the birthday song and the "New World Order" clips. They discuss the origins of popular jingles like "Karma" and "Deducing," noting that many were created by anonymous listeners. Dvorak highlights his favorite clips, such as "Two to the Head" and the various "Science" stings.

The hosts perform a medley of their most famous sound effects, including the "New World Order" clips, the "Science" stingers, and the "De-Douche" jingle. They acknowledge that most of these elements were created and pushed by the listeners rather than the hosts. They emphasize that the show's direction is largely promulgated by the "producer" community.

The hosts review a new donation format based on local temperatures and share a listener story about playing the "douchebag jingle" for Senator Lindsey Graham at a festival. Additional producer notes cover job searches and international currency transfers.