Topic: Roller Derby

The hosts discuss the "Value for Value" model, thanking producers for their time, talent, and treasure. They showcase the latest show art by Mike Riley, titled "Insurrectious," which features a roller derby theme. Curry also mentions discovering a Bitcoin mining operation near Austin and encourages listeners to submit art to the No Agenda Art Generator.

Sir Brian, a black football fan in the UK, explains his decision to cancel his sports package due to the "Black National Anthem" and BLM messaging in the NFL. The hosts discuss the "vacuum" being created by the politicization of major sports like baseball and soccer. They brainstorm alternative, less-politicized sports for fans, including Jai Alai, fencing, and roller derby.

Dame Patricia of Biscayne Bay shares her experience cutting her cable subscription to rely solely on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and the No Agenda show. The hosts pivot to a discussion of the Austin roller derby scene, mentioning local teams like the "Putas del Fuego" and "Rhinestone Cowgirls." They emphasize how listener support allows them to provide value without corporate interference.

Christina Gilo is granted a damehood as "Dame Bang Bang," referencing her participation in the Mission City Brawlin' Bettys roller derby team. She requests a "rain stick jam session" to bring much-needed precipitation to Santa Barbara, which the hosts perform despite concerns about its accuracy.

Christina Gilo, a roller derby athlete known as "Chrissy Bang Bang," is inducted as a Dame. She requested a "rain stick jam session" to bring relief to Santa Barbara, leading to a brief performance with a rain stick on air.