Topic: Mark Workman

The hosts acknowledge significant donations from producers, including Mark Workman and Todd Cochran. A note from a producer named Cal describes his transition from a corporate job to farming lavender and medicinal herbs. This prompts a story about the benefits of CBD oil for treating arthritis in elderly patients, followed by several "de-douching" ceremonies for listeners.

One of the hosts plans to attend the Hamvention in Dayton, Ohio, described as the "Mecca of amateur radio." The segment includes donor notes from the amateur radio community and a discussion on identifying as "non-hex" or "non-binary" in a mathematical context. They also address a request to call out a "douchebag" friend of a donor.

The hosts acknowledge high-value donors for episode 777, including Sir Mark Workman and Eric Fischel. Sir Thomas Nussbaum is recognized for his contributions and the closing of his "No Agendization" store. The segment includes the reading of various "Mile High Club" donations and notes from the "Associate Executive Producers."

Adam Curry describes an upcoming trip to Panama with his wife Mickey and producer Mark Workman. They plan to travel by sailboat to visit indigenous islands that are inaccessible by the Pan-American Highway. Dvorak expresses humorous concern about the logistics of the trip and the group dynamic on the boat.

The hosts acknowledge major donations from Mark Workman, David Foley, and the Viscountess of Tokyo, Dame Astrid. Workman is granted the title of Baronet of Galt's Gulch, while David Foley is recognized as a Grand Duke. Dame Astrid's note about the "sawing" sound clip in the show leads to a humorous discussion about the show's recurring audio memes.

The hosts thank their executive producers and grant new knighthoods to donors. Adam Curry shares a story about burning a batch of Dvorak's chili recipe while becoming engrossed in the movie Pacific Rim. They also acknowledge a donation from a producer in Denmark.