5 chapters across the catalog
Producer Donations, Knighting Ceremony, Local Meetups
A series of donations from producers across the U.S. and Europe were read, including a "resentment release" coach and various new knights. The ceremony included the traditional "Hookers & Blow" and "Poon Tang" jingles. The segment concluded with a reminder that producer credits can be used on professional platforms like LinkedIn and IMDb.
The 2021 Kentucky Derby featured a horse owned by the Prince of Dubai, despite international outcry regarding the alleged kidnapping and imprisonment of his daughter. Human rights groups have repeatedly attempted to verify her safety after multiple escape attempts from the palace. The horse ultimately finished in fourth place, while the favorite failed to secure a top-three position.
A listener asks for betting advice on the Kentucky Derby. The hosts reiterate their theory that major sporting events are "fixed" and recount a story of a horse being shot on the track after a gate malfunction. They suggest a "show" bet on the female jockey as a long shot but generally advise against betting on unpredictable "fixes."
Kentucky Derby Homicide, Horse Doping and Race Rigging
A homicide at the Kentucky Derby's "backside" stable area has brought attention to the culture of migrant workers and potential corruption in horse racing. The hosts discuss the 2006 Barbaro incident and allege that major races are rigged to favor specific "ringers," such as horses owned by UAE royalty. They suggest that the recent murder may be linked to knowledge of doping or fixed outcomes.
A clip from the Kentucky Derby coverage features Natalie Morales misidentifying the band Rascal Flatts. Additionally, a segment from the television show "Monk" is played, featuring a joke about how naturalized citizens are the only ones who actually study the U.S. Constitution. The band's cover of "Life Is A Highway" is mentioned to correct the previous error.
