Topic: Austin Beer Works

Ross Reynolds of Hayes County, Texas, is knighted, recalling his role in organizing the first Austin No Agenda meetup at Austin Beer Works. Sir Jeff from Cincinnati reflects on listening to the show through high school, marriage, and the birth of his sons. The segment emphasizes the show's role as a "steady hand" through nearly two decades of life changes for its listeners.

Thomas Nussbaum and other listeners provided Valentine's Day themed donations and well-wishes. Katie from Michigan requested travel karma for her husband Chris's business trip to Germany. Nussbaum, based in Virginia Beach, plans to attend a local meetup at Austin Beer Works on March 2nd.

The hosts perform a formal knighting ceremony for Adrian Drenkhan and Jackson Butler, who have contributed over $1,000 to the show. They announce an upcoming "No Agenda" meetup in Austin, Texas, on March 2nd at Austin Beer Works, and another in Des Moines, Iowa, on February 22nd. The segment includes birthday shout-outs for various community members and mentions the distribution of signet rings to new knights.

The hosts announce a "Texas Style" No Agenda meetup scheduled for March 2nd at Austin Beer Works. They encourage listeners to attend and meet fellow "producers" in person. The segment reinforces the show's "Value for Value" philosophy and urges the audience to "propagate the formula" by sharing the show's deconstructions in their daily lives.

A major No Agenda meetup is announced for March 2nd at Austin Beer Works. Ross Reynolds, the brewery's ambassador and a listener of the show, is helping organize the event, which has a 250-person capacity. The hosts encourage listeners from surrounding states to attend the gathering, which takes place just before the South by Southwest festival.