Topic: David Rosa

Major donors David Rosa and Brendan Flemmer contribute $1,000 each, with Rosa inquiring about the progress of "Rubbleizer" challenge coins. A debate is sparked by a note from Manuka Gold asking whether Rocky or Rambo needs pain relief gel more, which the hosts criticize as "belaboring the gag." Another donor, Hans Diefenthaler, describes finding the show during COVID and experiencing an "amygdala resizing."

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak read the names and notes of top-tier executive producers for Episode 1500. Major contributors include David Rosa, Dreb Scott, Sir Matthew Petty, and Sir Brian Mass. Several producers are granted peerage titles, including new Barons, Dukes, and Knights, as part of the show's honorary reward system for financial support.

Sir David Rosa achieves Viscount status and claims Puerto Rico as his protectorate. Daniel Warren, a recent college graduate, credits the show with maintaining his "mental hygiene" during school and is knighted as Sir Daniel. The segment includes "douchebag" call-outs for family members who have not yet donated.

Several long-time supporters receive title elevations within the No Agenda social hierarchy. Promotions include Sir Gregory Birch becoming a Black Knight and Baron of the North Olympic Peninsula, and Sir David Rosa being named Viscount of Puerto Rico. These titles are awarded based on continued support and specific donation milestones.

The show recognized various artists for their contributions, including a Pokemon Go-themed piece by Jay Young. Sir David Rose donated $800.85, requesting a remix of Barack Obama and a Peyton Manning clip. The hosts discussed the process of selecting "evergreen" art versus pieces specific to current events.