Topic: Jackie Greene

Famous musician Jackie Greene donated to the show, reporting success using the "value for value" model for his new CD and vinyl releases. He noted a "simulation" moment when his postage costs for the albums totaled exactly $333.

Dave Fugazotto provided an update from Saudi Arabia, where he is nearing the end of his employment notice. He shared that his wife, Dame Melody, secured a high-paying job, allowing him to achieve his goal of being a "kept man." Additionally, a listener reported seeing musician Jackie Greene wearing a No Agenda t-shirt during a performance at the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival.

James Fukamoto is knighted on his 33rd birthday, while musician Jackie Greene contributes a significant donation. Greene discusses the devastating impact of lockdowns on the music industry, including roadies, lighting techs, and promoters. He announces his own "Value for Value" webcasts on Facebook as a way to reach fans while traditional touring is suspended.

Surrey police shot and killed a man on the steps of Guildford Cathedral, sparking discussion about the presence of armed officers in the United Kingdom. While British police are traditionally unarmed, heavily armed units are increasingly visible at airports and during high-profile incidents. The event coincides with political fallout involving Home Secretary Jackie Smith and the arrest of MP Damian Green.

Conservative Shadow Immigration Minister Damian Green was arrested and interrogated for nine hours following leaks of sensitive government information to the press. The leaks involved illegal immigrants working in sensitive government jobs and the Home Secretary Jackie Smith's prior knowledge of these security breaches. The police search of Green's homes in London and Kent is characterized as an outrageous overreach against a member of Parliament.