5 chapters across the catalog
Associate Executive Producers and Job Search Services
The final segment of executive producer credits includes donors from Kazakhstan to Georgia. Linda Lupatkin of Image Makers Inc. is highlighted for providing executive resume and job search services. The hosts conclude the donation segment by thanking the "Gitmo Nation" for their continued support and vouching for the lifetime credits earned by the producers.
Sir Jack of the Industrial Laundries, Knighthood and Moonshine
Jack Wilson from Marietta, Georgia, is granted the title of Sir Jack of the Industrial Laundries following a donation of $1,033.33. Jack, who has worked in the laundry equipment industry for 24 years, requested a "de-douching" and shared his preference for ribeye and apple pie moonshine. The segment includes a series of jingles and a corrected "karma" read.
A final list of donors for the "1313 Club" is read, including Michael Greer from Pennsylvania, who requests shawarma and Chardonnay. The hosts acknowledge producers from various locations including Las Vegas, Mount Shasta, and the Arabian Peninsula.
Oprah Winfrey, Stacey Abrams, Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Oprah Winfrey joined Stacey Abrams on the campaign trail in Marietta, Georgia, invoking the history of lynchings and voter suppression. While Oprah denied she was testing the waters for a presidential run, the hosts remain skeptical of her long-term political ambitions. They suggest Abrams' success in the race is heavily dependent on Oprah's celebrity endorsement.
Listener Donations, No Agenda Karma, Thomas Gilear
The hosts read letters from donors, including Sean Ruble and Kevin Duesling, and discuss the "No Agenda Karma" phenomenon where contributors report finding new jobs after donating. Various donation amounts, including "two nickels on the dime" ($5.55) and Fibonacci numbers, are acknowledged.
