Topic: Rob Van Dyke

The show concludes with a final round of thank-yous to producers from around the world, including those in the Netherlands and Australia. The hosts celebrate several birthdays within the No Agenda community and reiterate the importance of the value-for-value model. They emphasize that the community itself is the platform, making it immune to traditional de-platforming efforts.

The hosts pondered why many people named "Seth" are of a similar age, suggesting a cultural trend from a specific era. Sir Rob Van Dyke from the Netherlands donated a knighthood for his brother, "Sir Ed of the Woods Edge." Additional Dutch support came from Robert de Groot and Yolanda Wilmsa, who returned to the show after a five-year hiatus.

Sir Cal of Lavender Blossoms reported a significant increase in business after his CBD products were mentioned on the No Agenda show. His company, which produces legal CBD hand creams in Michigan, grew from selling a few items a month to being stocked in multiple dispensaries. This success story highlights the "No Agenda effect" where listener-supported businesses thrive through the show's community.