Topic: Glacier National Park

Officials are attributing a recent deadly heatwave in the Pacific Northwest to climate change, while critics point to similar historical events like the 2003 European heatwave. In Italy, authorities are covering the Presena glacier with massive cloth sheets to prevent melting, a move described as a "desperate race against time." The segment highlights past failed predictions, such as Glacier National Park removing signs that claimed glaciers would be gone by 2020.

The hosts read the names of donors who contributed $50 or more to the show, including Eric Crawford and Sir Paul from Horseheads. A special thank you is given to Mike Harrington, a park ranger at Glacier National Park, for sending wild huckleberry preserves. The segment reinforces the "Value for Value" model, where listeners support the show based on the entertainment and information they receive.

A producer named Mariella shares her story of surviving a subarachnoid hemorrhage (brain aneurysm) in Portland, Oregon. She credits her recovery to her fiancé's quick actions and the "health karma" from the No Agenda community. The segment concludes with the news of her engagement at Glacier National Park and her request for specific show jingles.

Michael Harrington, a backcountry ranger at Glacier National Park, is knighted as Sir Backcountry Ranger following a significant donation. His duties include bear management, specifically hazing habituated grizzlies with rubber bullets. Other major donors, including Ray Martin and Robert Alter, are recognized for their financial support and commitment to the show's value-for-value model.