7 chapters across the catalog
Top 10 PIN Codes, Michigan Donors, Sir Greg Stone
Yahoo published a list of the most common PIN codes, with "6969" ranking at number ten. A large number of donors from Michigan and California are processed. A correction is made regarding the title of "Sir Greg Stone," highlighting the ongoing difficulty of managing the show's knighthood database and spreadsheet.
Knighting Ceremony, Peerage Pin System
David Killian is knighted as "Sir David Killian," and Tanya Wyman is elevated to "Baroness Dame Tanya Wyman" with a claim over Manhattan. A new proposal for a tiered pin system is discussed, where the background color of the "No Agenda" pin would change as a producer ascends through the levels of peerage, culminating in a gold pin for Grand Dukes.
Black Knight Ceremony, Sir Patrick Maycomb, Ring Distribution
The hosts explain the concept of a "Black Knight," a title given to donors whose knighthood was accidentally overlooked. Sir Patrick Maycomb is officially knighted following a contribution of $1,000 or more. They also provide an update on the distribution of No Agenda rings and pins, noting challenges with inventory and customer support.
Episode 500 Planning, Knighting Ceremony, and No Agenda Pins
The hosts calculate that the 500th episode of the show will fall on Sunday, March 30, 2014. A formal knighting ceremony is held for Sir Bill and Sir Lynn, inducting them into the No Agenda Roundtable. Discussion continues regarding the design and production of official show pins for donors.
Knighthood Ceremony, VoidZero, Knight Pin RFP
The hosts perform a knighting ceremony for VoidZero, who manages the show's data center, and Ben Blondin. They issue an "RFP" (Request for Proposal) to the artist community to design a physical "Knight Pin" for the No Agenda Roundtable. The ceremony acknowledges the financial support of the Baron of Belgium and France.
No Agenda Knighthood Pins, Shipping Cost Proposal
Dame Vicki Poole proposed that knights and dames pay a $33.33 shipping fee to receive the new No Agenda knighthood pins. This would prevent the show from incurring high administrative and postal costs while providing a new donation stream. The hosts express interest in the idea as a way to manage the logistics of the growing "No Agenda" peerage.
John C. Dvorak proposes switching from knighthood rings to pins to allow "No Agenda Knights" to identify each other in public. They discuss the networking potential of pins, citing Secret Service protocols, and mention Bruns Clothing's concealed carry jackets.
