6 chapters across the catalog
Executive Producer Donations, Knighthoods and Silver Coins
A series of high-value donations leads to new knighthoods and a discussion on physical silver contributions. One producer donated Canadian $8 silver coins and American Silver Eagles, prompting a technical breakdown of their numismatic and melt value. The segment includes personal notes from donors celebrating anniversaries and career milestones.
Producer Donations, Silver Coins, Small Business Support
A segment dedicated to acknowledging listener donations includes a discussion on physical silver coins sent by a producer in Alabama. The hosts thank various donors from Canada, the UK, and the US, providing "karma" for job searches and birthdays. They emphasize the importance of listener support in maintaining the show's ad-free model.
Producer Donations, Silver Coins, Freedom Controller Project
The hosts acknowledge a donation of silver coins from Dave Jones, including novelty coins featuring George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. Jones also expresses interest in organizing a No Agenda meetup in Birmingham, Alabama, and mentions his work on the Freedom Controller software project.
IRS Filing Issues, NSA Challenge Coins, and Silver Bullion
One host describes a stressful letter from the IRS regarding a missing 2010 tax filing despite using TurboTax. The segment also features a "thank you" for an NSA challenge coin and a silver bullion coin with a "Keep Calm and Slave On" design. The coins are discussed as symbols of the current political and economic climate.
Silver Exchange and Ham Radio Technical Difficulties
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss a physical meeting where they exchanged silver pieces, including a KGB challenge coin and a Liberty Dollar. Adam expresses frustration that his portable ham radio failed to pick up any signals from John's vehicle during his drive into San Francisco. John explains he opted not to drive his electric car due to bridge traffic and toll issues.
USS New York Commemorative Coins and World Trade Center Steel
A television commercial for a September 11th commemorative coin set draws criticism for selling "evidence" from Ground Zero. The coins and a sculpture of the USS New York are reportedly clad in silver recovered from the World Trade Center ruins and gold. The product is licensed by the United States Secret Service Uniform Division Benefit Fund, which the hosts find abhorrent.
