7 chapters across the catalog
Pure Garderes Boutique Hotel, Gascony France, Helipad Development
Producer Isabel is developing Pure Garderes, a boutique hotel and luxury venue in the heart of Gascony, France. The establishment will feature farm-to-table dining with regional delicacies like Armagnac and wild sanglier. Isabel is also securing approval for a helipad on the property to accommodate guests arriving by helicopter.
The Telegraph has published "The Lockdown Files," consisting of 100,000 leaked WhatsApp messages from former UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock. The messages, leaked by journalist Isabel Oakeshott, suggest Hancock ignored clinical advice regarding testing in care homes. Additionally, the files reveal that UK authorities briefly considered the euthanization of all pet cats to prevent virus spread.
Greta Thunberg has turned 18 and is reportedly being "aged out" by the World Economic Forum in favor of new faces. The hosts introduce Melati and Isabel Wijsen, climate activists from Indonesia who have started "Youthtopia." They suggest Greta was a "clone" of a previous activist and that her "gravy train" is coming to an end.
Isabel Pearson donated $555.55 ahead of the London meetup at the Victorian Pub near Paddington. She identifies herself as the "first female listener" mentioned in early episodes of the show. The hosts grant her the title of Dame and look forward to meeting her and other supporters in the UK.
In a formal ceremony, the hosts induct Lisa Donner and Isabel Pearson as Dames and Todd Moore as a Knight of the No Agenda Round Table. They also announce a title change for Sir Mike Mugler to "Sir Anthrax, failed vaccine tester." The new peers are offered the traditional choice of symbolic refreshments, such as "Mutton & Mead."
Dame Isabel Pearson, No Agenda Pin-up Calendar
Isabel Pearson, a club DJ from Manchester, England, becomes a donor and expresses interest in a "No Agenda" pin-up calendar. The hosts review her website and praise her as a long-time listener and "hottie" who would be perfect for the project.
Novelist Isabel Allende appeared on Tavis Smiley's PBS show and claimed that historical accounts are always written by white men and lack interesting voices. The hosts criticize these comments as blatantly racist and attack Smiley for failing to challenge the assertion that history is exclusively a male, white domain.
