Topic: Mogul

A TV writer credits the "No Agenda" Wi-Fi at Schiphol Airport for a successful meeting in Hilversum that saved his pilot from BBC ownership. Another listener, a former soldier, shares how the show led him to retire from the military and cancel his cable. A "Black Knight" producer, Dave Koss, receives karma after suffering a blood clot and being served "Mac and Cheese" in the hospital.

The hosts discuss a trend in preschools using red washcloths to hide the sight of blood from children who skin their knees or have bloody noses. Citing author Wendy Mogul, they argue this practice contributes to a lack of resilience in younger generations, famously referred to as building a "nation of pussies."

Dvorak discovers during a live search that Australian media mogul Kerry Packer died in 2005, having previously confused him with someone named "Parker." This prompts a discussion on the "bread and circuses" state of modern media, where the public is well-informed about celebrities like Britney Spears but ignorant of significant global figures and events.