Topic: Daily Source Code

A series of audio messages from Dutch and international producers highlight the long-term impact of Adam Curry’s career from his MTV days to the No Agenda era. Listeners from the Utrecht region and beyond express gratitude for the show's role in their lives, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. The segments feature testimonials about spiritual growth and the importance of independent media.

Raymond Port, a long-time listener, donates $825 to become "Sir Ray, Dutch Knight of the Northern Lights." He recounts a 2004 encounter where he met Adam Curry in a traffic jam on the Dutch A4 highway while Curry was recording "Daily Source Code." The note reflects on the "full circle" journey from early podcasting to Curry's new "Godcasting" focus.

Dave Retterer of Evergreen, Colorado, requests the title "Knight of That's Bullcrap" in honor of a favorite Dvorak catchphrase. The hosts also thank the family behind ManukaGold.com for their long-term support of the show. Retterer reflects on his history with the "Daily Source Code" and the emotional impact of Dvorak's passing.

A producer known as "Baron and Such" from the Central Piedmont requests "R2D2 Karma" and "Timbits" for the roundtable. He notes his history with the "Daily Source Code" and Tech TV. The hosts play the R2D2 audio and a Dvorak "bullcrap" clip to close out the request.

The host announces that the full archive of the Daily Source Code, which began in 2004, is being restored online. A donor named Del Gwandagna, who followed the host since the Tech TV days, achieves the rank of Baron and Such of the Central Piedmont. The request includes R2D2 karma and a "bullcrap" soundbite.

Ara Dodarian, a listener since the Daily Source Code days, reflects on his 22-year podcasting career inspired by the host. He is known for making high-quality wooden cutting boards for the hosts. M. Scott Clark (Survivor 515) donates to secure an IMDb credit for his daughter, Catherine Elizabeth Maria Clark, who is an actor.

Dr. Sir Commodore Mike reaches the rank of Viscount, recalling listening to the show while biking through Europe. Craig P from Dublin describes listening to the show on a Nokia N810 during his morning walks in 2008. Michael Fair reflects on the "soul" of the show and the irreplaceable chemistry between Curry and Dvorak.

The show plays classic jingles for "Fluoride in my Cup" and "WTC7." Sir Daviator and Dame Mama Sita are knighted, with Daviator recalling his 3,800 hours of listening while finishing his basement and building furniture. He traces his fandom back to Adam Curry's Daily Source Code and expresses support for Curry's new spiritual journey.