Topic: Donor Credits

A final list of producers and donors is read, including those contributing between $50 and $200. New Commodores are officially welcomed into the peerage, and sustaining members are thanked for their ongoing support. The hosts emphasize that these contributions are the lifeblood of the show's independent operation.

The final list of producers for Episode 1208 was read, including donors like Mike Marik and Sir Chris Gray. The hosts compared the "Pop Money" transfer system to Venmo, noting that Pop Money uses the slower but more secure ACH clearinghouse. They also analyzed their subscription data, revealing that the $33.33 monthly tier is the most popular among their "peerage" of supporters.

The final segment of the 10th-anniversary show includes a massive list of donor credits and "make-goods" for producers who contributed during the celebration. Notable mentions include Sir Baz, Viscount of Svalbard, and Athena Manolopoulos. The hosts express gratitude for the "Value for Value" support that has sustained the show for a decade despite the loss of some listeners due to political polarization.

The hosts acknowledge Executive Producer "Sir Saint Felter Rogue" for a significant donation via postal money order to join the "750 Club." The discussion covers the logistics of Adam Curry's Airstream project and the "synchronicity" of donor birthdays and show numbers.

The hosts read a comprehensive list of donors, including Associate Executive Producers Scott Hamilton, Brian Hawley, and Dawa Andela. They acknowledge various "Mile High Club" members and address specific requests for jingles and knighthood titles, including "Sir Donald of the Fire Bottles."