9 chapters across the catalog
Knighting Ceremony, Chad Bianco, and Image Makers Inc
Jack Schofield is knighted as "Sir Jacket" following his aggregate donation of $1,000. Leanne Webb from Riverside, California, endorsed Sheriff Chad Bianco for governor, praising his refusal to enforce mask mandates during the pandemic. Linda Lou Patkin of Image Makers Inc is also recognized for her ongoing support and her work in professional resume writing.
California Marijuana Black Market, Tax Evasion, and Texas Policy
California's legal marijuana industry is struggling as illegal pot shops undercut licensed businesses by nearly 50% due to high taxes and lack of enforcement. Law enforcement in Riverside County reported that organized crime and cartels still control much of the market, with "outlaw dispensaries" reopening within 24 hours of being busted. In contrast, Texas has avoided these specific market failures by maintaining stricter prohibition and avoiding the "syntax" of high-tax legalization.
Dr. Anthony Fauci predicts "open season" for general public vaccinations by April. However, reports indicate that 50% of frontline workers in Riverside County, California, and 60% of nursing home staff in Ohio are refusing the vaccine. The hosts discuss the ethical concerns regarding consent for elderly patients in nursing homes who cannot make their own medical decisions.
Austin Homelessness Crisis and Failed Camping Ban Petition
The "Save Austin Now" non-profit failed to reinstate a ban on homeless camping after the city clerk's office invalidated several hundred signatures, leaving the petition just short of the 20,000-signature threshold. Residents in neighborhoods like Windsor Park report escalating violence, trash, and biohazards. Meanwhile, downtown Austin remains largely deserted due to ongoing Stage 4 COVID-19 restrictions.
Christopher Dorner Reward, Riverside Police and Burned Cabin
The $1 million reward for the capture of Christopher Dorner is being withdrawn by the city of Riverside because Dorner died in a cabin fire rather than being arrested and convicted. The hosts point out the "pristine condition" of weapons recovered from the burned cabin as a suspicious detail in the official narrative.
James Holmes, Aurora Shooting, Computational Neurobiology
Archival video of Aurora shooter James Holmes shows him presenting his studies in computational neurobiology at UC Riverside. His research focused on how the brain perceives reality and subjective experience. The hosts speculate on potential links to high-level psychological research programs or "MK Ultra" style projects given his specialized field of study.
No Agenda Karma Success Stories, Medical Student Skepticism
A listener reports that "No Agenda Karma" resulted in his wife finding a superior job three weeks after being mentioned on the show. Another donor, a first-year medical student, expresses skepticism regarding vaccine safety and the lack of liability for manufacturers. The student criticizes the indoctrination of peers within the medical education system.
Southern California Storms, Riverside Mudslides, Social Unrest
Severe rainstorms in Southern California caused significant property damage, including mudslides in Riverside and fallen trees in Big Bear. Local news coverage from KTLA featured minor incidents, such as a blown-over fence panel, which the hosts criticize as filler reporting. Concerns are raised about potential social volatility and future riots in Los Angeles as residents face environmental and economic pressures.
Green Banking Centers, Affordable Housing Act Amendments
The cap and trade bill includes provisions for "Green Banking Centers" and amendments to the Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act. Representative John Boehner questioned why an energy bill is modifying housing laws and building material requirements. Representative Mary Bono Mack is singled out for criticism for voting in favor of the bill despite being a Republican.
