7 chapters across the catalog
Mojo Nixon and the Baron of North Olympic Peninsula
The hosts discuss the "annoying" MTV ramblings of Mojo Nixon in response to a listener question. Sir Greg Birch of Port Angeles donates $250 to become the Black Knight and Baron of North Olympic Peninsula. Joseph Gossin also contributes, requesting the "Pop Money" song and investment karma.
A recording of Sir Greg Birch's daughter performing opera serves as the show's opening music. The hosts discuss her background as a lifelong singer and her father's realization of her talent. Speculation follows regarding her potential future at Juilliard and the high costs associated with professional vocal training.
Donation Segment, Canadian Plastic Currency, Peerage Map
Executive Producers Alexandru Bersanu and Baron Greg Birch are thanked for their financial support. The segment features a detailed description of the new Canadian twenty-dollar bill, which is made of plastic and features transparent panels and holograms. Additionally, a new "peerage map" at ITM.im/peers is announced, allowing listeners to track the locations of the show's knights and barons.
Plans for a No Agenda road trip to the centennial Indianapolis 500 on May 29, 2011, involve a potential vehicle donation. Listener Greg Birch offered his "urban assault RV," a classic 1970s GMC Birch Haven built by his grandfather. The hosts discuss the logistics of driving a vintage 25-foot streamliner and the mechanical work required to make it road-ready.
No Agenda Knighting, Black Knight Order
The "Black Knight" order is established for producers who were previously overlooked for formal recognition. Greg Birch, a dentist from Port Angeles, is among those inducted into this new tier of the show's honorary hierarchy. The segment emphasizes the importance of administrative organization as the listener-supported community continues to expand.
Fluoridated Water Controversy, Greg Birch Correspondence
A debate regarding water fluoridation was sparked by an email from Greg Birch, a Doctor of Dental Surgery, who defended the practice as natural and beneficial. One host argues against the government adding any chemicals to the public water supply, including fluoride, lithium, or Prozac. The discussion highlights concerns that most bottled water is simply repurposed tap water and that contaminants can be absorbed through the skin during showering.
Executive Producer Greg Birch and OpenYet.com
Greg Birch of Port Angeles, Washington, is recognized as the executive producer for episode 143 following a $200 donation. Birch, a dentist, requested a mention of his website, OpenYet.com. The hosts acknowledge his contribution and grant him the title for the current episode.
