Topic: Mac And Cheese

Nicholas Gregorchik requests the "Mac and Cheese" jingle and discusses his return to the church inspired by the "We Get to Do This" podcast. He reflects on his listenership since 2022 and his appreciation for the hosts' Christian perspectives. The segment features the iconic jingle describing macaroni and cheap cheddar melted together.

Sir Hair Heel reaches Baron status and requests a roundtable menu of various pharmaceutical drugs (Ipilimumab, Nivolumab) and a "lack of side effects." Adrian Sales from Australia is knighted as Sir Machiavelli, requesting macaroni and cheese with Hennessy. The classic "Mac and Cheese" jingle is played.

Joel Cox is knighted as "Sir Engineer of Most" after 19 years of listening, crediting the show as "conspiracy therapy" during the COVID-19 pandemic. Brent Stricker sends a "triple nickel" ($555) donation from Rhode Island, requesting the "Mac and Cheese" jingle. The segment highlights the deep personal connection long-term listeners have with the show's hosts and tropes.

The show plays the "Dvorak Mac and Cheese" jingle one last time for a donor from Wisconsin. Adam Curry and Tina the Keeper conduct the final large-scale knighthood ceremony, reading a long list of new Barons, Viscounts, and Dames. They celebrate several birthdays and title changes, marking the end of the 19th-anniversary peerage segment.

The show continues with the knighthood ceremony for several producers, including Sir Double J and Sir Robertson of Two Sticks. Donors share personal stories of listening to the show for over a decade and the impact John C. Dvorak had on their lives. Adam Curry plays requested jingles, including "Mac and Cheese" and "Shut Up Slave," as part of the ceremony.