Topic: R2d2

A producer known as "Baron and Such" from the Central Piedmont requests "R2D2 Karma" and "Timbits" for the roundtable. He notes his history with the "Daily Source Code" and Tech TV. The hosts play the R2D2 audio and a Dvorak "bullcrap" clip to close out the request.

The host announces that the full archive of the Daily Source Code, which began in 2004, is being restored online. A donor named Del Gwandagna, who followed the host since the Tech TV days, achieves the rank of Baron and Such of the Central Piedmont. The request includes R2D2 karma and a "bullcrap" soundbite.

Glenn Polk is knighted as "Sir CAD Manager" and requests R2D2 karma. Sir Roger of the Borough of Hats thanks Adam Curry for 19 years of service and celebrates Curry's "exit strategy." Sir William of the South Carolina Midlands and Sir Chris Knight of the Referees also complete their knighthoods, with notes focusing on their personal growth alongside the show.

Linda Lou of Image Makers Inc was recognized for her work in executive resume writing. The Dale family also shared their "This Is Not A School" project, an audiobook detailing their 19-year home education journey. The segment concluded with "R2D2 karma" and a musical tribute to the show's producers.

The show continues its donor acknowledgments with a list of producers contributing $50 or more. Special "F Cancer" and "R2D2" karmas are issued to specific donors. The hosts emphasize that these executive producer credits are "forever credits" that listeners can use on professional resumes, LinkedIn profiles, and IMDB.

Several high-tier donors are recognized as Executive Producers, including Sir Scovey, who shared a tip about not salting eggs before they are cooked. New knights are dubbed, including Sir Reverend Penguin Pants and Sir Eric Knight of Samhain. The segment includes personal notes from donors regarding their lives, families, and reasons for supporting the show.

Listeners from Germany, the UAE, and across the U.S. contribute to the show, requesting "de-douching" and birthday shout-outs for family members. One producer, an audio mixer for Cirque du Soleil, reports that the Canadian-owned company is pushing for 100% vaccination, though Eastern European performers are reportedly resisting. The segment includes various "karma" requests for home buying, job searches, and protection against the "Big Pharma Boogaloo."

The "Orbit" sculpture at London's Olympic Park is described as a "Helter Skelter" and analyzed for potential Illuminati symbolism. The discussion also touches on the "Pinnacle" building in London, which the hosts compare to the Star Wars character R2D2. These architectural observations are linked to broader theories about symbolic messaging in major international events.