Topic: Dame Patricia

Viscount John Noonan and Sir Charles of the Lowly South contribute challenge coin donations to finalize their peerage status. Charles Bosch completes his journey to knighthood, while Dame Patricia Worthington expresses gratitude for the show's guidance during the pandemic. The segment transitions into a musical tribute for the departing production.

Donations of $200 or more earn "Executive Producer" credits, which are recognized on IMDB. Sir Tommy Hawk, a 19-year-old "Zoomer," contributed $500 to become the Secretary General of the Heartland. Dame Patricia from Merced, California, donated $333.33 and promoted her son Brian Lewis's painting business in Atascadero, offering a "No Agenda discount" to listeners.

Patricia Lewis is officially dubbed "Dame Patricia of the practically perfect penmanship" during a traditional knighting ceremony. The hosts also announce several birthdays within the producer community and recognize title changes for long-term supporters. The segment concludes with a reminder for new Dames and Knights to visit the show's ring site for their signet rings.

Dame Patricia of Biscayne Bay shares her experience cutting her cable subscription to rely solely on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and the No Agenda show. The hosts pivot to a discussion of the Austin roller derby scene, mentioning local teams like the "Putas del Fuego" and "Rhinestone Cowgirls." They emphasize how listener support allows them to provide value without corporate interference.