Topic: Archduke Of Luna

Buck Manley from Anchorage and several other producers submit donations in the $80 range. Kevin McLaughlin submits an "1889 BOOB Donation" ($80.08) as the Archduke of Luna. Cameron Lynch notes that his contribution likely elevates him to knighthood, a milestone he plans to address in a future episode.

The donation segment continues with a significant number of contributors from the United Kingdom, including listeners in Glasgow, Birmingham, and West Sussex. Kevin McLaughlin, the "Archduke of Luna," is recognized for his recurring support.

The final donation segment includes contributions from the Archduke of Luna and a detailed note about the St. Louis nuclear waste issue. A producer recommended the HBO documentary "Atomic Homefront" and noted that RFK Jr. visited the town to hear from affected residents. The hosts thank all contributors for their "numerology" and support of the show's independent model.

The show introduces a new "Boomer Donation" category ($64.46) for listeners born between 1946 and 1964. Recognition is given to long-time supporters from Helsinki, Finland, and the "Archduke of Luna," as the community continues to use numerology in their contributions.

A list of Associate Executive Producers is read, featuring the Archduke of Luna and several anonymous donors. James Jackson and Matt Dubois are officially knighted as Sir James of the Rolling Hills and Sir Mormon Millennial. The ceremony concludes with the traditional reading of the "mutton and mead" list and information on No Agenda signet rings.