Topic: Guinness World Records

John Alfred Tenniswood, a 111-year-old retired accountant from Liverpool, has been named the world's oldest living man by Guinness World Records. Tenniswood inherited the title following the death of 114-year-old Juan Vincente Perez of Venezuela. He attributes his longevity to luck, moderation, and a weekly tradition of eating fish and chips every Friday.

Bobi, a Portuguese guard dog recognized as the world's oldest dog, passed away at the age of 31. The discussion highlights that Bobi reportedly ate only human food "scraps" rather than commercial dog food. This is used to support the claim that dogs, as natural scavengers, may live longer on traditional diets than on processed kibble.

A short NPR report on a 21-year-old Florida Chihuahua named Toby Keith is criticized for its lack of substance. The hosts point out that the story opens with a proverb about teaching old dogs "new tricks" but fails to mention any tricks the dog performed. They cite this as an example of declining material quality at the network.

William Pace died at the age of 103, holding the Guinness World Record for living the longest with a bullet in his head. Pace lived for 94 years with the projectile lodged in his skull before passing away in his sleep. The New York Times published a highlighted obituary for Pace on Saturday, April 28, 2012.

Producers continue to register and forward domain names to the No Agenda website, including "crackpotnation.com" and "dearoldnebraskau.com." The hosts discuss a submission to RecordSetter.com to challenge a record held by Leo Laporte.

The No Agenda community's attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the most domain names forwarding to a single site is rejected by the organization. Adam Curry expresses frustration, noting the irony of his ex-wife's inclusion in the book as the oldest Playboy playmate while his project is denied. New domains like crotchperry.com and stopignoringronpaul.com are added to the show's network.

Listeners have registered hundreds of domain names, such as Poopsniffer.com and MonsantoIsEvil.com, to forward to the No Agenda website. The show is officially attempting a Guinness World Record for the most independently registered domains pointing to a single site.

Belgium sets a Guinness World Record for the longest period without a functioning government. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns that the 10-month stalemate threatens the economy, as the country faces a sovereign debt ratio of 94% of its GDP and potential downgrades from ratings agencies.

Kaiser Permanente set a Guinness World Record for the most flu shots administered in a single day at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. Internal memos describe "roving shot carts" and "shot buses" designed to vaccinate staff and seniors with maximum efficiency. The hosts report that some employees feel pressured or threatened to participate in the vaccination program, which is being marketed as a competitive achievement.