Topic: Sarasota

The hosts thank producers who donated between $50 and $100, including Michael Sikora and Chelsea Britain. A donation from Heather Smith in Arkansas leads to a discussion about the state's high-end wineries and its ability to grow five varieties of grapes. Kevin McLaughlin is recognized as the "Archduke of Luna."

A large volume of donations arrived in honor of Father's Day, with producers sharing stories about their fathers and grandfathers. Notable contributions came from "Joo-bu" (a Jewish Buddhist) and Gwendolyn Adams, who attended a Sarasota meetup. One producer shared a humorous card from his child referencing the Mueller Report, while others requested "travel karma" and "job karma."

A list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is provided, including events in Sarasota, Seattle, Toronto, and Knoxville. Sir Patrick Coble, the Earl of Tennessee, is noted for attending the Knoxville meetup before traveling to London for an international gathering on June 12th. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find local events and connect with other "producers."

Producers Mark Wilson and Glenn Gbukowski are thanked for their contributions. Glenn Gbukowski specifically requested "Trump Jobs Karma," a variation of the show's traditional jobs blessing. The hosts reiterate the "value for value" model that has sustained the podcast for over 1,100 episodes without traditional advertising or de-platforming.

A significant number of donors from Florida, particularly the Sarasota and Brandon areas, are recognized for their contributions. Sir Francis of SRQ is promoted to Viscount, and Sir Roadwolf becomes a Baron of Western New York. The segment includes various "shout-outs" and "douchebag call-outs" requested by the producers as part of the show's interactive donation format.

The Sarasota County School District in Florida agreed to pay $600,000 to the families of three teenagers who died after being hypnotized by their school principal. The principal, George Palakas, reportedly hypnotized students to help with focus or stress before several committed suicide. The hosts compare the incident to MKUltra-style experimentation and question if the students were also on antidepressants like "The Vance" (Vyvanse).

Donors from "Gitmo Nation," including Jael Ossowski in Vienna and Jeff Smith in Sarasota, are recognized. The hosts discuss the challenges of managing a two-man production team and the importance of listener contributions in maintaining the show's independence.