Topic: Linda Patkin

The show recognizes Associate Executive Producers and features a promotion for Linda Patkin's resumé writing service, Image Makers Inc. Numerous producers contribute donations in the $50 to $200 range, many including personal notes about how John C. Dvorak's work influenced their lives since the 1980s. Adam Curry reiterates the show's independence from corporate platforms like Spotify.

Jack Schofield is knighted as "Sir Jacket" following his aggregate donation of $1,000. Leanne Webb from Riverside, California, endorsed Sheriff Chad Bianco for governor, praising his refusal to enforce mask mandates during the pandemic. Linda Lou Patkin of Image Makers Inc is also recognized for her ongoing support and her work in professional resume writing.

Dvorak issues a correction for a previous "Tip of the Day," clarifying that the recommended Badia seasoning must be the "no added salt" version. Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," is thanked for her support and her professional resume writing services at ImageMakersInc.com.

Eli the Coffee Guy warned producers that Gigawatt Coffee is running low on its Ethiopian Guji organic blend. Meanwhile, Linda Lou Patkin of Image Makers Inc. provided advice on whether to include "No Agenda Producer" status on a professional resume. She suggests it is a great addition for those in media or entertainment but should otherwise be kept on LinkedIn.

A series of high-value donations are read, including contributions from Mike Delaney, who recently passed a cybersecurity exam, and Eli the Coffee Guy. Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," is highlighted for her resume-writing services at ImageMakers Inc., alongside numerous birthday wishes for John C. Dvorak.

The final segment of donations includes messages from Eli the Coffee Guy and Linda Lou Patkin. The hosts discuss a technical mishap involving an Audacity project file sent for a Port Angeles meetup promo. They coordinate with "trolls" in the live chat to fix the audio file so it can be played, while also mentioning an upcoming meetup in Oakland.

Keith Lawson (Certificate) and Linda Lou Patkin (Duchess of Jobs) are recognized for their continued support of the show. Patkin's business, Image Makers Inc., is promoted for providing resume services that highlight unique value. The hosts reiterate that the show is entirely listener-supported and encourage recurring donations via their website.

The show acknowledges high-tier donors, including Russell Hinton, who contributed over $1,000. A new listener code, "ITM" (In The Morning), is discussed as a standard for inter-office memos among producers. Other topics mentioned by donors include the "Stop Killing Games" consumer rights initiative for video games and various small business promotions for coffee and career services.

June is noted as both Pride Month and National Stroke Month, prompting reflections on personal health and community pride. Eli the Coffee Guy and Linda Lou Patkin are recognized for their ongoing support and promotion of their respective businesses, Gigawatt Coffee Roasters and ImageMakers Inc. The segment concludes with a request for "health karma" for a listener's family member facing a medical emergency.

A series of donations from Associate Executive Producers included promotions for various community businesses. Linda Lou Patkin of Image Makers Inc. offered resume writing services, while Gigawatt Coffee Roasters promoted bulk coffee for offices and bunkers. Other producers highlighted "News 2A," a Second Amendment news site featuring a "Pam Bondi Action Tracker" to monitor the Justice Department's stance on gun rights.

Donors including Dame Beth and Linda Lou Patkin requested "Election Day Karma" and "Jobs Karma" in exchange for their contributions. Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," promoted her executive resume service, Image Makers Inc. The segment highlights how producers use their credits to gain visibility for their businesses while supporting the show's infrastructure.

Executive Producer Adam Frederick and Associate Executive Producers Linda Lou Patkin and Eli the Coffee Guy are thanked for their contributions. The discussion turns to California's efforts to discourage the use of gas stoves, which the hosts characterize as propaganda intended to reduce infrastructure costs for developers.

Adam Curry reads a note from "Duchess of Jobs" Linda Lou Patkin and discusses the effectiveness of simple email subject lines like "hey." They explain their process for finding and clipping news segments, noting that while the community provides many links, the hosts do the majority of the actual media deconstruction and clipping themselves.

Eli the Coffee Guy from Gigawatt Coffee Roasters offers a discount code (ITM20) and sends a care package of decaf coffee to the hosts. Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," is recognized for her ongoing support and her executive resume services at imagemakersinc.com. The hosts provide the Fredericksburg, Texas PO Box address for physical mail.

Linda Lou Patkin's "Jobs Karma" service is credited with helping a producer secure a new job. A former Congressional staffer and lobbyist, Caroline Kay, shares her perspective on the "administrative state" and the executive branch's overreach, while also discussing her decision to move her children to charter schools.

The show recognized top executive producers, including Sir Ronald Lafferty and Jesper Holmberg, for their significant financial support. Notable mentions included Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," and a new auto dent repair business, "Knight's Hail Repair." Producers were encouraged to list their credits on IMDB to formalize their roles in the production of the podcast.

Daniella Pompo provides a name pronunciation guide, and Eli the Coffee Guy from Gigawatt Coffee Roasters offers a discount code for listeners. Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," is credited for her ongoing support and resume services. The hosts conclude the donation segment by thanking all producers for their "time, talent, and treasure."

Linda Lou Patkin, the "Duchess of Jobs," is recognized for her ongoing support and her executive job search business. The hosts reflect on the intense labor required to produce their recent Climate Change Special, noting it took significantly longer than a standard live broadcast. They also credit Sir Deanonymous for his work on Bingit.io, an AI-powered search tool that allows listeners to find specific topics across the show's extensive archive.

Linda Lou Patkin is recognized for her consistent support and "Jobs Karma" outreach. Dame Trish of Detroit sent a typewritten note regarding her son-in-law's knighthood and provided feedback on the show's website, prompting an apology from the hosts for a delay in implementation.

A special "PhD in Media Deconstruction" program is highlighted, with several donors receiving certificates for their long-term support. The segment addresses the legality of using the PhD title and includes a testimonial for executive resume services. The hosts emphasize that these honors are a way to recognize the "wisdom" gained through years of listening to the show.