5 chapters across the catalog
Executive Producer Donations, Baron of Babylon 5 and Cable Cutting
The Kraut Brothers, Paul and Howie, donate to the show and are granted the title "Baron of Babylon 5." Another donor, Wesley Clark, describes his decision to cancel his expensive cable television subscription—which he calls the "coax cable of crap"—to redirect those funds toward the No Agenda show.
Listener Donations, Evil Kraut Brothers, Dutch Pride
Various producers from West Virginia, Las Vegas, and the Netherlands contributed to the show, requesting "clippity-clop" sounds and "karma." The "Evil Kraut Brothers" were called out for their influence, while a Dutch producer defended the productivity of the Netherlands against previous host comments. The segment highlights the global reach of the audience and their specific humor-based requests.
The show acknowledges its executive and associate executive producers for their financial support. Michael Allen is knighted as the "Knight of the Railroad Conductors" for a $1,000 donation. Other significant contributions include $300 from the Sir Kraut Brothers and a matching donation challenge from Sir Nate Wilson in South Carolina.
Executive Producer Credits, Donations, and Tokyo Marathon
The hosts read donation notes from high-tier producers, including Sir David Foley and the Kraut Brothers. Sir Mark Barron in Tokyo announces he is running the Tokyo Marathon to raise funds for an indoor park in Soma City, near the Fukushima exclusion zone. Adam Curry mentions an upcoming trip to Tokyo in May, while John Dvorak plans a trip to Detroit and potentially Fukushima with a Geiger counter.
Knighting Ceremony, The Kraut Brothers, and Big Bread
In a formal knighting ceremony, Grant Siner and the Kraut Brothers are inducted into the No Agenda Roundtable. The hosts jokingly compare the Kraut Brothers to the Koch Brothers, claiming they are "evil" funders of the show's "anti-science agenda." They also mention that one of the brothers is involved in the commercial bread industry.
