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The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors and executive producers, including Sir Robert Rock and Big Jim from Hangar 18. Listeners from Alaska, California, and Australia contributed significant amounts to support the "value for value" model following a period of low donations.
Sir Scott Hankel is credited as an Executive Producer for his donation to the show. A correction is made regarding a recurring misspelling in the show's newsletter, revealing that a staff member named Shana had been responsible for the errors while the hosts took the blame.
Executive Producer Donations, No Agenda Knighthood Ceremony
The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors and executive producers, including a "12-12-12" donation from Brett Lamont in Queensland. Several listeners are granted knighthoods or associate executive producer status for their financial support. Personal notes from donors regarding health issues, home hunting, and birthdays are read on air.
Adam Curry thanks Robert Leather and Willem Tromp for their work on the No Agenda News Network before reading high-value donations. Samuel O'Brien from Auckland contributes $3,333.33 along with a musical remix of Reverend Manning. Other donors, including Scott Hankel and an anonymous listener in New Jersey, receive "karma" shouts for home purchases and birthdays.
Dame Astrid from Tokyo contributes $500 to the show, expressing her appreciation for the hosts' humor. Scott Hankel of Sunland, California, donates $214.12 following a series of vehicle accidents involving his family.
A series of donations are acknowledged, including a "de-douching" for the owner of the "Berkeley Hummers" fantasy football team. The "Supermom" comic project is promoted again, with the creator Emily Christopherson pledging half of her January proceeds to the No Agenda show. Listeners are encouraged to support the show's "value-for-value" model during the holiday season.
In a formal ceremony, Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak grant knighthoods to Scott Hankel, James Carson, and Beto Echavarrieta for their donations of $1,000 or more. The new knights are welcomed to the "No Agenda Roundtable" with the traditional humorous accolades. The hosts emphasize that these major donors are essential to keeping the program on the air.
