Topic: Red Tail

A TikTok clip features an individual named Horace who identifies as a "therian," claiming to be a red-tailed hawk trapped in a human body. The hosts use the clip to mock the platform's content and the idea that such data poses a significant national security threat to the United States.

Dale Muzziko is knighted as "Sir Dale Muzziko, Knight of the Red Tail Ranch" following a $1,000 donation. The hosts perform the traditional knighting ceremony, offering a list of humorous "rewards" like "Hookers and Blow" and "Rent Boys Chardonnay." They also discuss the logistics of sending out No Agenda signet rings and the inclusion of George Washington sealing wax stamps in the packages.

The hosts observe the behavior of red-tailed hawks in Austin before transitioning to a global donor roll-call. Contributions arrive from listeners in Illinois, Saskatchewan, Germany, and Utah, supporting the show's independent media model.

A discussion about hawks and eagles hovering over a house transitions into a critique of the term "people of color." The hosts reference the ADOS podcast and suggest the phrase is a modern stylistic choice by the New York Times that some find patronizing or reminiscent of older, offensive terms.

The program concludes with final sign-offs from Austin, Texas, and Northern Silicon Valley. The hosts acknowledge the production team and contributors before playing the "End of Show Mix." Listeners are reminded to return for the Sunday broadcast and to support the show via the value-for-value model.

The hosts discuss the trailer for the George Lucas-produced film "Red Tails," criticizing it for glorifying war with high-gloss CGI and pep-rally-style dialogue. They contrast this with the gritty realism of "All Quiet on the Western Front," suggesting that modern cinema often treats historical conflict like a sports event.