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Olaf Wolf is knighted as "Sir Wolwo, Guardian of the Bavarian Beer Brewers" after a series of donations. Other producers, including Brian Barrow and Sean Connolly, provide feedback on international media coverage of the U.S. election. The segment includes the "Gonna Read Facebag" jingle and discussions of millennial "safe spaces."
The hosts read through a list of significant donations from producers including Sir Sean Connolly, James Richard, and Allen Chow. They acknowledge the "de-douching" of long-time listeners who haven't donated recently and reiterate the "No Agenda Formula" of hitting people in the mouth with deconstruction. The segment concludes with a reminder of the upcoming Thursday broadcast.
No Agenda Executive Producers and the 260 Club
The hosts acknowledge the impact of recent cyber attacks on PayPal, which have slowed down listener donations. They recognize three individuals—Steven Pelsmacher, Sir Sean Connolly, and Aaron Ramroth—as executive producers for their $260 contributions to the show. Aaron Ramroth, an American expat in Amsterdam, is highlighted as a new donor who enjoys the show during his commute.
Executive Producer Credits, Gavin Warren and Sean Connolly
The hosts acknowledge top financial supporters for episode 252, including Executive Producer Gavin Warren from Victoria, Australia, who donated $456.78. Associate Executive Producers Sir Sean Connolly and Arthur Kessler are also recognized for their contributions. The segment includes a discussion of "karma" rewards and the "de-douching" process for listeners who have transitioned from passive consumers to active supporters.
Executive Producer Credits, Matthew Carey Musical Song
The show acknowledges top financial supporters, including Executive Producer Sean Connolly and Associate Executive Producers Troy Walters and George Tangen. A special mention is made of Matthew Carey, a playwright and songwriter from South Australia. Carey's new musical, "It's a Dad's Thing," features a song inspired by the show's themes regarding parenting and morning routines.
Knighting Ceremony, Gene Simmons Hookers and Blow
Sean Connolly and Matthew Carey are officially knighted into the No Agenda Roundtable for their $1,000 contributions. The ceremony includes the traditional "hookers and blow" meme, which the hosts note was recently referenced by Gene Simmons on his reality show, "Family Jewels," suggesting the show's influence is reaching mainstream celebrities.
