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Adam Curry performs a formal knighting ceremony for producers who donated $1,000 or more. The new knights include Rino the Bearded (Ryan Breedlove), Matthew Carey (for his son Josh), and Chris Potter. Curry bestows the titles and discusses the "hookers and blow" escrow for the younger recipient.
Executive Producer Credits and No Agenda PR Initiatives
The hosts recognize executive producers and donors for episode 334, including Sir Matthew Carey and Baron Von Pelzmacher. A donor named Jake Rock contributes to correct a name error in previous show notes and reach knighthood status. PR efforts are highlighted, such as John Gabriel Bolland II purchasing in-game billboards and various community-owned domains forwarding to the main show website.
Executive Producer Credits, Matthew Carey Musical Song
The show acknowledges top financial supporters, including Executive Producer Sean Connolly and Associate Executive Producers Troy Walters and George Tangen. A special mention is made of Matthew Carey, a playwright and songwriter from South Australia. Carey's new musical, "It's a Dad's Thing," features a song inspired by the show's themes regarding parenting and morning routines.
Knighting Ceremony, Gene Simmons Hookers and Blow
Sean Connolly and Matthew Carey are officially knighted into the No Agenda Roundtable for their $1,000 contributions. The ceremony includes the traditional "hookers and blow" meme, which the hosts note was recently referenced by Gene Simmons on his reality show, "Family Jewels," suggesting the show's influence is reaching mainstream celebrities.
Executive Producer Credits and No Agenda Funding Model
The hosts announce the executive producers for the episode, including Michael Garcia from Tokyo and Dennis Cruz from Oregon, alongside associate executive producer Matthew Carey from Australia. They discuss the "value-for-value" funding model and the need for more $5 monthly sustaining subscriptions to keep the show viable. There is a brief humorous exchange regarding the attribution of blame when donation levels fluctuate.
Executive Producers, Episode 150 Milestone, Australia Support
The show celebrates its 150th episode by naming Lawrence Roik as the primary executive producer. Associate executive producers John Stevens and Matthew Carey are also recognized for their financial contributions. A significant portion of the show's funding is noted to be coming from listeners in Australia, specifically from regions like Victoria and South Australia.
