Topic: Smoking Hot

A listener entering the air traffic control profession seeks "relationship road trip karma" for an upcoming tour of New England. Multiple donors use the "smoking hot wife" trope to credit their spouses for their support of the show, leading to various jingle requests.

Author David Michael Beachwood donated $333.33 and promoted his book, "We Sleep, They Live," which explores how a small group of people rule the world. Other donations include a tribute to "Smoking Hot Wife Lisa" and a Christmas "switcheroo" donation for Bruce Wayne Fitzgerald.

The origin of the "smoking hot wife" lexicon in the No Agenda community is traced back to a July 2011 clip of preacher Joe Nelms delivering a blessing before a NASCAR race. In the prayer, Nelms thanked God for various car brands and his "smoking hot wife, Lisa." The hosts use this to mock the dry sponsorship style of NPR.

The hosts conclude the donation segment by celebrating several listener birthdays and welcoming new knights and dames to the "round table." They offer a humorous list of fictional refreshments, such as "Vanilla Bong Hits in Bourbon," to the new titleholders. Listeners are encouraged to visit the show's website to support the ongoing production.

The hosts read a series of donations under $100, including several birthday and anniversary shout-outs. Amanda Albritton of North Carolina sent a "boobs" donation for her husband's 15th anniversary. Other contributors from Toronto, Kansas, and Maryland are recognized for their ongoing support of the value-for-value model.