Topic: Macallan

Two long-term donors are dubbed "Knights of the No Agenda Round Table" after completing 20-month layaway donation plans. Sir Tinley Knott asks for advice on infant vaccination schedules, leading the hosts to recommend the No Agenda Social community for non-pharmaceutical information. The ceremony includes the traditional reading of the "mutton and meat" menu and a promotion for the official No Agenda rings.

The hosts discuss birthday gifts of alcohol, specifically Johnny Walker Platinum and Macallan Amber. Dvorak explains the difference between single malt and blended whiskeys, noting that Johnny Walker often blends spirits from various distilleries. They critique the marketing shift away from age statements on scotch bottles toward color-based branding.

The hosts read donations from listeners in Massachusetts, California, and Quebec. In response to a request for an affordable scotch recommendation, John Dvorak suggests Macallan 12-year-old as a high-quality starter option, noting that Macallan 18 is smoother but significantly more expensive. A humorous anecdote involves "Miss Mickey" drinking the Macallan and leaving the host with Jack Daniels.