6 chapters across the catalog
Sironymous of Dogpatch Reports from the Middle East
Longtime supporter Sironymous of Dogpatch provided a $2,828 donation and a report from the GCC region regarding recent missile and drone threats. The report notes that while foreign workers remained calm, the coordination between GCC and U.S. military forces was exceptional in intercepting thousands of incoming Iranian projectiles.
Executive Producer Donations and Birmingham Meetup
Top executive producer Sironymous of Dogpatch sends a coded cash donation of $2,114. Another producer, Craig Bayless, donates $724.24 and requests a "Damehood" for Phoebe. A call is put out for a meetup in the Orange Beach, Alabama area. William Levenberg from Los Angeles also contributes as a fourth-time executive producer.
A major donor, Sir Animus, expressed concern over the USPS 10-year plan and the use of Surface Transfer Centers, which have delayed his physical mail donations. His note included a reflection on the potential of COVID-19 as a successful biological attack and a quote from Abraham Lincoln regarding national suicide.
Balaclavas in the Senate and Sharia State Comparisons
During the Senate hearings, some Democrats were described as wearing balaclavas rather than standard surgical masks. This observation leads to a comparison with religious head coverings and a theory that the populace is being conditioned for a Sharia-style state. The technical definition of a balaclava is debated in the context of political fashion.
Sironymous of Dogpatch, Dame Drive, Value-for-Value Funding
Sironymous of Dogpatch contributed $1,232 to establish a fund supporting new Dames within the No Agenda community. The donation includes a promotion where women who donate "double nickels on the dime" share in the credit toward their titles. Sironymous also shared a note regarding an upcoming visit to North Korea, expressing hope for regional stability during the trip.
No Agenda Producer Credits, Donations and Hypernormalization
The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors including Sir Onimus, who contributed the value of one ounce of gold, and Jordan Goodfellow. A discussion of the Adam Curtis documentary "Hypernormalization" highlights its exploration of Libya, Syria, and the influence of Henry Kissinger. The segment includes "de-douching" rituals for listeners who have received value from the show without contributing.
