Topic: Zydeco S

Pieczenik describes his fascination with 1950s American rock and roll, citing Little Richard and Chuck Berry as major influences. Growing up in Harlem, he was immersed in black blues and rhythm, which he felt represented the "real America" more than classical music. He later incorporated Cajun and Zydeco influences into his novels to bridge his American and French identities.

The hosts highlight Zydeco’s, a Cajun restaurant in Mooresville, Indiana, that features "chemtrails" and "drones" on its humorous kids' menu. They also note that the Tennessee General Assembly has declared April as Dwarfism Awareness Month, though they joke that the President has not yet officially recognized it.

The No Agenda Coin Challenge, led by Sir Paul Couture, has successfully blanketed 46 U.S. states and 23 countries, raising over $12,000 for the show. New Knights in the Order of the Mint are announced, including Victor Osterdahl, Stephen Lowe, and Glenn Mercer. The hosts also acknowledge long-term supporters like Stephen Pelsmacher and the 10% donation pledge from Zydeco's restaurant in Indiana.

The hosts recognize new executive producers Howard Johnson and Jason Chomel, along with associate executive producer Deborah Hutchinson. They promote Zydeco's Restaurant in Mooresville, Indiana, which offers a 10% donation to the show for patrons who mention No Agenda on Wednesdays or Thursdays. The segment highlights the "de-douching" process for new donors.