6 chapters across the catalog
Executive Producer Credits, Sir Donald and Manuka Gold
Sir Donald of the Fire Bottles from Spokane Valley, Washington, is recognized as a Red Knight after a $1,000 donation. Manuka Gold continues its support with a $333.33 donation and a special "FREEDOM" discount code for listeners. The hosts read various notes from producers who have attained "Hollywood credits" through their financial support.
Executive Producer Credits, Red Knight Inductions, Sumo Karma
The show acknowledges significant financial contributions from executive and associate executive producers. Sarcastic the Nomad is inducted as a Red Knight in the Order of the Heart, and Sir Eric Wilka shares his success in a middleweight sumo tournament. A promotional segment for Manuka Gold skin cream highlights its benefits for all humans and offers a discount code.
Executive Producer Credits, Red Knight, and Manuka Gold
The show acknowledges high-tier donors, including Brent Stricker, who contributed $1,100 to become a "Red Knight of the Heart." Other significant donations are read from listeners in Georgia, Ontario, and Idaho. A promotional message for Manuka Gold relief gel is included, offering a Father's Day discount code for listeners.
As sanctions on Iran are lifted, European countries are rushing to secure business deals. The discussion highlights Iran's dominance in the saffron market, producing up to 160 tons of "red gold" annually, valued at approximately $20 million per ton, alongside opportunities in caviar and Persian rugs.
Haiti UN Report, Red Cross Hotel and Gold Discovery
A 2011 United Nations report on Haiti is criticized for excusing the lack of progress following the 2010 earthquake. Meanwhile, the Red Cross is under fire for using $10.5 million in donated funds to build a hotel and conference center rather than providing direct aid. Additionally, a $20 billion gold discovery in Haiti's mountains is discussed, with suggestions that mining interests may have influenced the country's recent history.
Survival Kits and Red Cross Emergency Preparedness
A discussion on economic instability leads to advice on purchasing gold and storable food. One host reviews a Red Cross survival kit purchased for two people, noting the absurdity of it containing only one face mask, and jokes about the Mormon tradition of storing a year's worth of food.
