7 chapters across the catalog
Dutch Licorice, NICU Dad Challenge and Final Credits
The show concludes with personal notes, including a gift of Dutch licorice and the launch of the "NICU Dad Donation Challenge" for 2026. The hosts read final $50 donations and knight new producers Sir Prompt Jockey and Sir Darius. Adam Curry mentions his struggle with "Cedar Fever" in Texas as they sign off for the day.
Loes van Opzeland Kolhof from the Netherlands was knighted as a Dame for her 40th birthday following a donation of $333.33. The segment features a message read in a Mark Rutte impression and a discussion on the cultural significance of Dutch licorice (drop). The hosts also grant "travel karma" to the donor for an upcoming trip to the United States.
Dutch Birthday Calendar, Bathroom Traditions in the Netherlands
A discussion of the traditional Dutch birthday calendar reveals a custom where residents keep a physical calendar in the bathroom for guests to record their birthdays. This tradition is contrasted with modern social media notifications on platforms like Facebook. The practice serves as a social marker of friendship based on who is invited into the home.
Turning 50, Dutch Abraham and Sarah Biblical Traditions
The hosts examine the cultural implications of turning 50, including the Dutch tradition of "seeing Abraham" for men and "seeing Sarah" for women. This biblical reference is often marked by the display of dolls or figures. Curry reflects on his health and lifestyle changes, such as quitting smoking, upon reaching this milestone.
A listener requests "financial karma" after his debit card was compromised by scammers. Adam Curry reads a donor's name in a Dutch accent per a special request. The segment concludes with a first birthday shout-out for Alexander Hoffmann, the grandson of a producer.
Helium Shortage, Dutch Birthday Traditions, and Show Introduction
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 424 from Austin, Texas, and Northern Silicon Valley. They discuss the cultural specifics of Dutch birthday celebrations, including decorated chairs and circular seating arrangements, in honor of Miss Mickey's birthday. The conversation shifts to a perceived scam regarding a national helium shortage despite high natural gas production, and the physical dangers of inhaling argon gas compared to helium.
George Vanderhorst Birthday and Dutch Ringtone
A long-time supporter and sticker distributor, George Vanderhorst, receives a birthday shout-out. At the request of his wife, Adam Curry records a custom ringtone in Dutch, telling George his phone is ringing. The hosts acknowledge Vanderhorst's efforts in propagating the show's brand through physical media.
