Topic: Money Orders

A listener known as Sir Rogue contributed a significant donation via anonymous postal money orders to achieve the rank of Duke of the Pacific Trash Vortex. The donation included a request for "R2-D2 karma" to assist with a complex building project. The hosts verified the cumulative donation totals in the back office before officially bestowing the title.

A complex donation from Alexander of Middle Cascadia involves ten separate money orders totaling $338.06. The donor challenges the hosts to decipher the numerology behind the specific amounts, while also expressing his transition from being a Joe Rogan listener to a No Agenda producer.

A large-scale Texas meet-up is being planned for 2019 following a surge in donations from the state. Donors Sir Hashtag Null and Sir Dragonheart are thanked for their contribution sent via postal money orders in a card featuring a unique "Noteworthy" font. The hosts conclude the first donation segment of the final 2018 show by encouraging listeners to propagate the "Value for Value" formula.

The show reviewed various listener notes and donations from across the globe, including a $133.33 contribution from Andres Fortuna. Other topics included the convenience of USPS money orders for those without checks and a "Ramadan Mubarak" greeting to Muslim producers supporting the program.

A record-breaking $5,000 donation was received from "Big D" in San Diego, sent via postal money orders. The donor, who has listened since the 400s, requested a specific set of jingles including the "Raven Dancer Club" intro and clips of Joe Biden. Big D is granted the title of "Insta-Duke" for his significant financial support of the program.

The hosts acknowledge Executive Producer "Sir Saint Felter Rogue" for a significant donation via postal money order to join the "750 Club." The discussion covers the logistics of Adam Curry's Airstream project and the "synchronicity" of donor birthdays and show numbers.