3 chapters across the catalog
A proposal for a "Holobook"—a hollowed-out book designed to store a smartphone and reduce addiction—is discussed. A listener suggested using $7 hollow books from Hobby Lobby as a base for the product. While one host is enthusiastic about the potential for a 1,000-unit limited run as a "No Agenda" gift, the other remains skeptical about the product's viability in a society deeply dependent on mobile technology.
Final Donor Acknowledgments and Birthday Shoutouts
The final segment of donor thank-yous includes Dame Patricia Worthington from Miami and Sir Jimmy of Custom Holobook. Birthday wishes are extended to several listeners, including Tristan the Canadian and Sir Donald Winkler. The hosts acknowledge the "Grimerica Boys" from Calgary and various other producers from across the globe who contributed to the 801st episode, maintaining the show's value-for-value support model.
No Agenda Value-for-Value Model, Executive Producer Credits
Adam and John explain the "Value-for-Value" funding model, which rejects traditional advertising to avoid corporate and audience censorship. They credit high-tier donors, including Grand Duke David Foley and Sir Jimmy Gouts. A special promotion is mentioned where a "6666" donation triggers a free "holobook" gift from Sir Jimmy Gouts.
