Topic: Fletcher

The episode wraps with a series of audio mixes, including a repeat of Matty J's "Existential Crisis" and a new anti-war mix featuring Donald Trump. A final news segment notes that bird flu has decimated the U.S. hen population, leading to record-high egg prices across the country.

Adam Curry introduces a new "Baby Making Karma" jingle featuring a baby crying and a "slap on the ass" sound effect. The hosts also finally track down a requested audio clip of Joe Biden saying "something hot on my legs," which was provided by a producer named Fletcher. This leads to a series of "hairy legs" and "Biden whole load" jokes during the donation read.

The hosts review potential "ISO" (isolated audio) clips for future use, including Andy Cohen's drunken New Year's Eve rant and a clip of someone claiming "Bill Gates is really cool." They critique the performance of Cohen and Anderson Cooper, comparing them to "drunk gay guys" on television. They settle on a combination of Cohen's "get it together" rant and a child's "Happy New Year" for the show's soundboard.

Top Executive Producer Rob Wing from Essex contributes $500 and discusses the "Lockdown Files" in the UK, which involve leaked WhatsApp messages from government officials. The files, being reported on by The Telegraph, reveal internal discussions regarding vaccine efficacy and pandemic restrictions. The segment also includes a "de-douching" ritual for new donors and a request for classic show jingles.

A discussion of political intimidation includes the story of Nathan Fletcher, a San Diego County Council chairman who served as the local face of COVID-19 mandates. His home was reportedly firebombed in the middle of the night while his family was inside. This incident is used to illustrate the increasing frequency of threats against local officials involved in controversial public health policies.

The program concludes with the hosts signing off from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley. A final "End of Show Mix" features listener-produced music and audio clips summarizing the week's themes of election uncertainty, viral threats, and political rhetoric.

The hosts debate which audio clips to use for the end of the show, including a "Don't block me, John C" jingle and a clip of "Q is back." They review various listener-produced mixes and discuss the merits of different voiceovers.

Lily Patch donated to support Amy Reichert's campaign for San Diego County Supervisor against incumbent Nathan Fletcher. The segment criticized Fletcher's ties to the World Economic Forum and his support for school mask mandates and public meeting closures.

The hosts conclude the episode with a discussion on the return of the mullet hairstyle and a teaser for the Sunday show. The episode ends with a "New York State of Mind" themed mix by Tom Starkweather featuring audio from the Rand Paul and Anthony Fauci hearing.

Donations are acknowledged in honor of a patient at Children's Hospital in DC. A "boots on the ground" report from San Diego describes a six-hour Board of Supervisors meeting where 119 constituents spoke against mandates while Supervisor Nathan Fletcher reportedly ignored them.

The hosts conclude episode 1369 from their respective locations in Texas and Silicon Valley. They credit Tom Starkweather and Fletcher & Blaney for the end-of-show musical mixes and remind listeners to support the show via the Dvorak.org/NA portal before signing off with the traditional "Adios mofos."

A teacher at the prestigious Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science, and Engineering, Amanda Fletcher, was investigated after a live Zoom class captured her engaging in inappropriate behavior with a shirtless male. The incident, which included the teacher rocking and gyrating on camera, was reported by the Special Commissioner of Investigations for NYC schools.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off from Opportunity Zone 33 in Austin, Texas. They preview the upcoming Thursday show and present a series of "End of Show Mixes" produced by listeners. The episode concludes with the signature "Adios, mofos" and a final reminder to "Keep the faith."

Augustin Lamothe from Montreal requests a "China" jingle segment. Jason Kotting is knighted as "Sir Salty Medic" and promotes his business, dontcamyusa.com, which sells stickers for residents of states like Idaho and Texas who are frustrated by Californians moving into their areas.

The hosts promote NoAgendaSocial.com as a federated, algorithm-free alternative to mainstream social media. They also credit Dreb Scott for his work on Podcasting 2.0 chapters and discuss the "Palin Pardon" artwork by Fletcher, which features a Santa Claus with a red "no" symbol over his face.

Producers from Ohio and Saudi Arabia provide updates on local lockdown conditions. Sir Walkman of Buckeye criticizes Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, while Sir Dave Fugazotto describes a 24-hour lockdown in Saudi Arabia following the end of Ramadan. The segment includes various "karma" requests and jingles.

Bill Gates states that life will not return to "truly normal" until a vaccine is distributed to the entire world. The show concludes with a montage of clips featuring Dr. Fauci, Joe Biden, and various news reports. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off with credits to Fletcher Starkweather and Ronaldo Gonzalez for the end-of-show mixes.

The show concludes with a clip from NPR's "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" mocking Dr. Deborah Birx's scarves. Adam Curry and John Dvorak sign off, promising to return on Thursday. The episode ends with a "Pandemic Sandbox" mix by Sir Joho and Fletcher, featuring soundbites of President Trump discussing hydroxychloroquine and Joe Biden's verbal gaffes.

Donors Sir Don Silver and Chris Black were recognized for their contributions. The hosts also discussed a voice acting demo sent by a listener named Fletcher, praising his ability to sustain various character voices and offbeat narrations.

Sir Dave Fugazotto donated $999.99, prompting a discussion about the unique vocal skills of voice actor Fletcher. A new promotion is announced where donors of $1,000 or more can receive a personalized call-out from Fletcher. Sir Dave is upgraded to the rank of Viscount, with his territory expanded to include America's Heartland and Saudi Arabia.