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The hosts read the names and notes of top donors for Episode 1624. Executive Producers include Scott Billick, James Moran, Frank Born, and David Lerman. The segment acknowledges the "Value for Value" contributions that keep the show running without traditional advertising.
A final list of associate executive producers is read, including James Scott, Ryan Tierney, and Paige Holland. Jason Hutchinson is "de-douched" following his contribution, and the hosts thank the 35 total donors who supported the episode during the "dog days of summer."
Executive Producer Donations, Sir Dreb Scott and Sir Dwayne Melancon
Sir Dreb Scott led the executive producer donations for Episode 1170 with a contribution of $1,170.55. Other significant donors included James Anderson from Vancouver, Washington, and Sir Dwayne Melancon, the Grand Duke of the Pacific Northwest. The donations often commemorate host birthdays or specific show themes, such as the "Hockey Stick" climate discussion.
Developer Mike Mills has created a No Agenda app for Apple TV that allows users to follow the live stream and chat simultaneously. The show concludes with a formal knighting ceremony for Zachary Gilbrecht, Scott Littler, and James Mills, who each donated $1,000 or more. New titles are also granted to "Baron" Thor Hanks and "Baron" Jordan DeMoss.
In a formal ceremony, Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak grant knighthoods to Scott Hankel, James Carson, and Beto Echavarrieta for their donations of $1,000 or more. The new knights are welcomed to the "No Agenda Roundtable" with the traditional humorous accolades. The hosts emphasize that these major donors are essential to keeping the program on the air.
