6 chapters across the catalog
A formal segment honors high-tier donors who contributed $200 or more to the show. Notable contributors include Keenan Cassidy (knighted as Sir Cass), David Dickman (knighted as Sir Dave of the Clay Pits), and Simon Palawada (knighted as Sir Simon of New England IPAs). The hosts read personal notes from producers regarding birthdays, health recoveries, and business ventures.
Three producers are elevated to the rank of Knight for their contributions of $1,000 or more. Sir Dave of the PNW is named a Black Knight, alongside Sir Couchmaster and Sir Miattico. The traditional knighting ceremony includes the symbolic offering of "mutton and mead" and instructions for the new knights to provide their ring sizes for the official No Agenda rings.
Saudi Arabia Hajj Logistics, Camel Racing
Sir Dave Duke provides a report from Saudi Arabia regarding the 2020 Hajj, which was limited to 10,000 pilgrims with strict color-coded social distancing. He also describes his experience at a local camel race where a camel was named after him.
Knighting of Sir Moser, 33 Numerology Coincidences
Sir Moser the Mosarian is knighted following a $333.33 donation. He detailed a series of coincidences involving the number 33, including his car odometer and a Google Maps estimate for the Austin meetup. Other donors include Dave the Mormon and Miss Jamie of the Highway, a pilot and ham radio operator.
David Fugazato is officially knighted as "Sir Dave Doctor Viv" for his contribution of $1,000 to the show. As part of the "No Agenda Roundtable" ceremony, he is granted a symbolic feast of pork ribs and pale ale. The hosts provide instructions for the new knight to claim his ring via the No Agenda Nation website.
RV Cabinetry Failures, No Agenda Meetup at Caves Dallas
Curry critiques the poor construction of RV and trailer cabinetry, noting that everything must be gaffer-taped shut to prevent items from falling out during transit. The hosts discuss a second meetup at Caves in Dallas organized by producer Dave Koss, which featured attendees like Joseph of Spain and Sir Gene Naftaliouf. A listener named Melody shared a story of how the podcast helped her endure chemotherapy treatments, leading her to crochet a blanket for the hosts.
