Topic: Make Goods

A "good news" story features a five-year-old boy from North Carolina who, after finishing treatment for leukemia, was granted a trip to Disney World. The segment, sourced from an ABC affiliate, is criticized by the hosts for sounding like a "native ad" for Disney. Despite the skepticism, the story is included as a rare example of positive mainstream reporting.

Administrative "make goods" are addressed for producers whose donations or notes were previously misattributed. A formal knighting ceremony is conducted for several new members of the No Agenda Round Table, including "Dame Noodle Nuker" and "Sir Leadbelly." The hosts describe the fictional perks of the Round Table, such as mutton and mead.

A series of birthday wishes and "karmas" are read for listeners and their families. The hosts also address "errata" and "make-goods" for donors whose notes were previously missed or caught in the "vortex" of the show's administrative process, including a de-douching for Trelawney Kelly.

A discussion on donation etiquette arises after a listener attempted to attach demands to a $100 contribution. After the hosts rejected the conditional donation, a "make-good" campaign in the newsletter resulted in numerous other listeners sending $100 to offset the loss, demonstrating the show's value-for-value model.