4 chapters across the catalog
Executive Producer Credits, GDPR Cookie Warnings
Executive producers Mark Empson, James Rogers, and Sandra Langston (now Dame Dang it all) are thanked for their donations. A note from Dame Dang it all in Southern Italy describes the frustration of navigating constant GDPR-mandated cookie warnings on European websites. She also mentions the "meme blocking" laws currently being debated in the EU.
No Agenda Producer Donations, Knighting Ceremony
The show acknowledges significant financial contributions from executive producers and associates, including RJ Van Baye and Chris Moore. A formal knighting ceremony was held for Chris Dillon (Sir Gian) and Sandra Langston (Dame Mello) for their donations of $1,000 or more, supporting the show's value-for-value model.
De-Douching, Listener Feedback and Career Changes
A series of first-time donors share personal stories, including one listener moving to Silicon Valley for a career change. The hosts perform "de-douching" rituals for new contributors and address a mild criticism from an Austin-based artist, Sandra Langston, regarding the terminology. Langston promotes her upcoming art show at the Davis Gallery, illustrating the interaction between the hosts and their "producers."
No Agenda Episode 809 Executive Producer Donations
The hosts acknowledge top donors for Episode 809, including Robert Weed and Sir K-Town. A letter from Sandra Langston in Austin describes her work in archaeology and facial reconstruction, while a donor from Rotterdam coins the term "Socialist Media" to describe platforms like Facebook. The segment includes a replay of a CBS News clip showing children being coached to express negative opinions about Donald Trump.
