Topic: Sloths

Health officials are warning of "Sloth Fever" (Oropouche virus) and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) spread by mosquitoes and midges. The CDC attributes the rise in these illnesses to climate change and heat. The hosts link these warnings to Bill Gates's involvement in genetically modified mosquito projects and his previous TED Talk demonstrations.

Oropouche virus, commonly referred to as "sloth fever," has emerged as a potential public health threat after spreading from Brazil and Cuba to parts of Europe. The virus is considered a Zika variant and is associated with similar risks, including potential birth defects. Health officials are tracking the movement of the disease as it migrates toward the Western hemisphere.

Armando Guerra, a mail carrier, criticizes Disney's portrayal of post office workers as sloths in recent media. Additionally, a producer from the UK Peak District suggests a potential No Agenda meetup for British listeners and requests "karma" for several international producers.

Adam Curry credits the inclusion of sloth photos in the newsletter for a successful donation drive, noting that "sloths are trending." The hosts thank subscribers and donors from around the world, including Canada, the UK, and Shanghai. They emphasize the importance of the $33.33 monthly subscription for achieving knighthood within the No Agenda community.

The hosts acknowledge high-tier donors and executive producers, including Boris Sloth Marinoff and August Hockinson. One donor shares a story of recovering from photophobia, a severe light sensitivity, after seeking treatment from a specialist. The segment concludes with a reminder of the "Value for Value" formula and a shout-out to a newborn future knight.