7 chapters across the catalog
No Agenda Art, AI Generators and Community Talent
The No Agenda Art Generator has been restored by Sir Paul Couture, allowing producers to submit and vote on episode artwork. Recent winning entries from Dame Kenny Ben were discussed, including a "swear jar" concept and traditional Christmas themes. The community-driven platform showcases the "time, talent, and treasure" model that sustains the show's production.
Executive Producer Donations, Knighting Ceremony and Health Karma
The show conducted its traditional knighting ceremony and acknowledged high-value donations from executive producers. Sir Boobery was knighted as the Knight of the Mothman, while Sir Fight and Sir Darko of Rockledge were also honored. Significant health karma was sent to artist Kenny Ben following her near-death experience, and various other producers received "jobs karma" and "relationship karma" in exchange for their financial support of the program.
A formal knighting ceremony is held for "Sir Manila Envelope Only" and "Sir Bored Stupid" for their cumulative donations of $1,000 or more. Additionally, "Sir Dude Named Ben" is elevated to the rank of Baron. The new knights are welcomed to the Roundtable and granted traditional (humorous) perks such as "mutton and mead."
Knighting Ceremony, Meetup Schedule, No Agenda Nation
A formal knighting ceremony is held for Sir Nate and Sir Ben in the Simulation for their $1,000 donations. The upcoming No Agenda meetup schedule is announced, including events in Tennessee, Kansas City, North Carolina, and Anchorage. The hosts emphasize the welcoming and non-triggered atmosphere of these community gatherings.
The show acknowledges significant donations from producers, including Ben Sterling and Cal Davis. A formal knighting ceremony is conducted for "Sir Dude Named Ben," and "Jobs Karma" is sent out to listeners facing employment uncertainty during the lockdown.
Donation Segment, Sir Phenom, Ben Blessing Fertility
The hosts read donations from Sir Phenom of Patriots Nation and Ben Blessing. Ben Blessing's donation of $77.77 was inspired by a previous donor with the same name and amount, leading him to seek a "fertility blessing" for his wife. One host jokingly predicts they will have a girl, while the other notes the strange numerological coincidences.
Knighting Ceremony, The Apex Racing, and Brandon Toy
Ben of the Apex is knighted after surpassing the donation threshold, and he promotes his motorsports publication, "The Apex," which covers IndyCar racing. Other donors, including Brandon Toy and Tim Kiernan, are recognized for their contributions. The hosts perform "de-douching" rituals for new supporters.
