Topic: South London

Producers from around the world submit audio reports from recent No Agenda meetups in Keene, Tulsa, Spearfish, and London. The reports feature local flavor, including mentions of Jamaican food, craft breweries, and "white Christian nationalist" jokes. The hosts encourage listeners to visit noagendameetups.com to find or start local gatherings.

Reports from recent No Agenda meetups in Los Angeles and Alexandria, Virginia, highlight the community aspect of the show. Future meetup dates are announced for South Dakota, London, New Hampshire, Texas, and Oklahoma, encouraging listeners to connect in person.

Sir John of South London contributes $333.33 and recommends the "Dellingpod" and "London Calling" podcasts featuring James Dellingpole and Toby Young. Other donations come from the Netherlands, where a producer notes that alcohol has been banned to fight COVID-19, and from Salem, Virginia, where a software developer credits the show with helping him secure multiple job offers.

A producer gifts the hosts a book titled *Mississippi River Tragedies*, which details how the Army Corps of Engineers has impacted the river's ecosystem. The segment concludes with a rapid-fire reading of donors from London, South Africa, Australia, and various US states.

The hosts acknowledge several executive and associate executive producers who provided financial support for the program. Notable donations include a $500 contribution from an anonymous donor in Texas and various amounts from producers in Washington, Florida, South Carolina, and London.

Listener feedback from South London addresses the English tradition of putting milk in tea cups before the tea. Historically, this practice prevented low-quality 1700s-era porcelain from cracking due to the heat of the water. Modern variations, such as placing tea bags directly into milk before adding water, are criticized as departures from proper brewing methods.