4 chapters across the catalog
Patrick Johnson from Washington announces the launch of his new business, RazeBuild.net, after losing his job and family members over the past two years. The Shopify-based site features his original art on t-shirts and masks, earning him "stereo goat karma" from the hosts for his entrepreneurial spirit.
Neck Gaiter Effectiveness, Airline Mask Policies
A study from Duke University School of Medicine questioning the effectiveness of neck gaiters is discussed. The hosts report that Southwest Airlines has begun banning gaiters and masks with exhale vents, despite a lack of formal mandates from the CDC or Dr. Fauci.
The CDC suggests that actual COVID-19 infections may be 24 times higher than reported counts. Meanwhile, retail entities like the Disney Store have begun enforcing specific mask policies, reportedly banning neck gaiters and bandanas in favor of traditional cloth masks.
Artwork Selection Process and Nepotism Accusations
The hosts defend their artwork selection process against accusations of nepotism, explaining that they choose pieces based on quality before looking at the artist's name. They highlight the persistence of artist Martin JJ as an example of how to "get the hang of" the show's aesthetic. Additionally, they promote neck gaiters available at the No Agenda shop as a superior alternative to standard masks.
