Topic: Secret Agent

The creators of various show jingles are credited, specifically "Secret Agent Paul." The formal knighting ceremony for Sir Mark C and Sir Verr of the Ohioan Crest is conducted, granting them access to the "Roundtable" and its symbolic perks. Information on how to order No Agenda rings and certificates of authenticity is provided.

Donations from Aaron Christensen and Juliana Lee are acknowledged, with Lee noting that PayPal previously cancelled her subscription. The segment includes a parody song by "Secret Agent Paul" titled "If You're White You're a Racist," which satirizes modern identity politics and social justice rhetoric.

New musical jingles celebrating the "Off The Grid" (OTG) lifestyle are debuted, featuring collaborations between Australian musicians Melissa Tallen and Chris Wilson. The tracks are compared to the work of regular contributor Secret Agent Paul. The music serves as a transition into a deeper discussion about digital privacy.

A bizarre story from the Pacific Palisades involves the discovery of a decomposing body in an SUV and a townhouse containing $5 million worth of guns and six tons of ammunition. The dead man's fiancée, Catherine Nebron, reportedly believed he was a "secret agent" whose body would be collected by aliens or the CIA. The hosts marvel at the "craziness" of the story.

The program introduces a new jingle by Secret Agent Paul and discusses the importance of podcast cover art. A reference is made to the Netflix documentary "Abstract," which highlights the illustrative style of The New Yorker magazine covers.

A musical production titled "Love Trumps Hate" was created by a show producer, featuring a YouTube video of protest imagery. The track utilizes voices from the "No Agenda cast of thousands" and parodies the style of charitable anthem songs like "We Are the World."

The show features a musical parody titled "Putin on the Ritz" performed by Secret Agent Paul. The lyrics mock the prevailing media narrative regarding Russian interference, fake news, and John Podesta. The hosts praise the creative quality and vocal "chops" of the producer, noting his history of creating topical jingles for the program.

A bizarre story from the Pacific Palisades involves the death of Jeffrey Alan Lash, whose fiancée, Catherine Nebron, believed he was a secret agent working for aliens or the CIA. Police discovered 1,200 guns, 6.5 tons of ammunition, and $230,000 in cash at the residence. The fiancée reportedly left the body in a car, expecting "operatives" to collect it.

Producer Secret Agent Paul creates a new musical montage highlighting John C. Dvorak's frequent use of the phrase "at the end of the day." The segment explores various verbal tics and linguistic patterns used by the hosts, including "yeah, no" and "wow." A listener email from southern Europe describes how these phrases are being picked up by non-native English speakers.

A listener-submitted jingle by "Secret Agent Paul" regarding "magical shape-shifting Jews" is played. The segment references bizarre claims appearing in some media outlets blaming shape-shifters for the recent attacks in France, which the hosts treat with satirical humor.

A listener reports a "karma success story" after landing a camera job in Southern France following a donation. The show also announces its first "on-air wedding" for Secret Agent Paul, a frequent jingle contributor. The segment includes a brief explanation of the Australian slang term "hornbag" as used in the wedding script.