Topic: Omaha Nebraska

Kevin Fatt is knighted as "Sir Mindfall" of Omaha, Nebraska, following a $1,000 donation to the show. Another producer, Vert Fuller, sent a donation on "Stars and Stripes" letterhead along with a photo of a custom license plate. These contributions are part of the "Treasure" component of the show's support model, allowing listeners to achieve official titles within the No Agenda roundtable.

Evacuees from the Diamond Princess arrived at a special isolation unit in Omaha, Nebraska, and military bases in California and Texas. Despite initial healthy screenings, 14 passengers tested positive during the evacuation process and were isolated on the flights. In South Korea, a health emergency was declared as cases quadrupled, centered around a church in Daegu.

Zachary Stanko from Omaha, Nebraska, sent a care package containing historical pins, an MTV Video Music Awards watch, and various coins. The hosts credit him as an Associate Executive Producer and thank other donors, including Sean Coffey and Kyle Olin, for their contributions.

An Omaha man called the police after accidentally consuming "magical brownies" left in a relative's car by his adult children. The man reported feeling "really high" while trying to enjoy leftover pizza and a cigarette on his front porch. His 19 and 20-year-old children reportedly remained silent when he attempted to ask them how high he was going to get.

A couple in Michigan is noted for raising heritage turkeys and eggs, creating a communal interest among meetup attendees. Craig Dennison of Omaha is highlighted for donating from his first paycheck after being unemployed for seven years.

Joanne Thompson and other listeners provided financial support for the show, with Thompson donating in honor of her birthday despite being unemployed. The hosts also promote the Heartland Liberty Fest, an upcoming celebration of liberty featuring speakers and bands scheduled for August 6th near Omaha, Nebraska.