4 chapters across the catalog
Executive Producer Donations, Belgian French Fries Anecdote
Baron Steven Pelsmachers is thanked for a $500 donation. This leads to a story about the Belgian origin of french fries and the local custom of eating them with mayonnaise, including a personal anecdote from 1972 at the Zandvoort car races. The "Value for Value" funding model is emphasized.
No Agenda Executive Producers and the 260 Club
The hosts acknowledge the impact of recent cyber attacks on PayPal, which have slowed down listener donations. They recognize three individuals—Steven Pelsmacher, Sir Sean Connolly, and Aaron Ramroth—as executive producers for their $260 contributions to the show. Aaron Ramroth, an American expat in Amsterdam, is highlighted as a new donor who enjoys the show during his commute.
No Agenda Episode 170 Introduction, Steven Pelsmacher Executive Producer
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 170 of the No Agenda show on January 31, 2010, broadcasting from the Crackpot Command Center in San Francisco. They acknowledge executive producer Steven Pelsmacher, who is contributing toward a second knighthood for a colleague known as "the separator." The hosts discuss the upcoming donation segment and the milestone of reaching episode 200.
Steven Pelsmacher, Associate Executive Producer David Bailey
The hosts continue praising Steven Pelsmacher for his significant financial support, comparing his potential role to a SAG Awards president's speech. They also introduce associate executive producer David Bailey, a transplant from Menlo Park, California, now residing in Flower Mound, Texas. Bailey's website and his contribution are highlighted as the hosts transition between donor acknowledgments.
