Topic: Sir Kevin

The hosts read more donations tied to John and Mimi's 38th anniversary. Sir Camera Chris receives a birthday shout-out for his 41st birthday. Kevin McLaughlin is thanked for his recurring "boobs" donation. Larry demonstrates his high school Latin skills by conjugating the verb "to be" (sum, es, est).

Kevin Armenta, requesting the title Sir Kexicus, shared a powerful story of achieving three years of sobriety after a period of severe alcoholism and psychosis. He credits the voices of the hosts for providing constant analysis and stability during the COVID-19 pandemic. Armenta noted that the show helped him find God and maintain his recovery during his darkest moments.

Sir Kevin, Keeper of the Spee, contributed a "Rubilizer" donation of $3,333.34, earning the titles of Secretary General and Duke of Portland. The donation segment acknowledges high-level producers who support the show's public service mission. Sir Kevin's contribution was noted for its specific timing and the inclusion of a personal note regarding his dog and his role in the Portland community.

Sir Kevin of Devon promotes his YouTube channel, "Real Boring Flips," which focuses on reselling vintage tech. The hosts discuss the difficulties of getting RSS-based apps approved in the Apple and Google stores, noting that developers are often asked for proof of permission to use public feeds. They clarify the Terms of Service for the Podcast Index to help developers navigate these hurdles.

Dutch producers Sir Goes Kadaver and Joep van de Poet contribute ahead of the Amsterdam meetup. The hosts address a missed "boob donation" from Kevin McLaughlin in a previous episode, ensuring he receives proper credit. The segment highlights the international reach of the show's donor base.

The hosts read a list of donors contributing between $50 and $200, including a record-breaking streak of 130 consecutive donations of $80.08 by Sir Kevin McLaughlin. They acknowledge the support of international producers from Germany and the Netherlands. Listeners are reminded that the show's website is undergoing a redesign this quarter.

Producers from Seattle and Portland contributed to the show, including William Ackerman, owner of Paradox shops. Ackerman highlighted the FDA's ongoing efforts to regulate Kratom and encouraged listeners to support the natural product as an alternative to opioids.

The hosts conduct a knighting ceremony for producers who have reached the $1,000 donation threshold. Notable titles include Sir Kevin of the Burning River, Sir Clay Alchemist of the Grand River, and a title upgrade for Baron Juan of Grenada.

Kevin Thomas, a video editor from Georgia, was knighted as "Sir Kevlar, Knight of the Button Pressers." His donation included a request for sound clips related to President Obama's predator drones and a classic Brian Williams clip about "scaring people to death."

The tenth-anniversary donation segment begins with Sir Snozzages, who utilized a Canadian currency exchange "loophole" to donate $2,050, resulting in a $4,000 credit and a promotion to Viscount. Kevin Chappell also achieves knighthood with a $1,600 donation, describing it as his "de-douching" after eight years of listening without contributing.

Sir Kevin Dills is promoted to the rank of Viscount of Charlotte for his unwavering support of the show. Three new knights—Jonathan Calvert, Mike Scalora, and Ron Gardner—are inducted into the No Agenda roundtable for their contributions of $1,000 or more. The hosts perform the traditional knighting ceremony, reciting a list of humorous and symbolic items associated with the show's lore.

The hosts conduct a formal knighting ceremony for Sir Kevin of Derbyshire and Sir Peter Boekelman. They discuss the logistical challenges of planning a "No Agenda" trip to Australia, noting the high cost of flights. New knights are directed to the No Agenda Nation website to submit their ring sizes to Eric the Shill.

Kevin Anderson receives his knighthood as "Sir Vicks of the Hot African Bush" ahead of a large No Agenda meetup in Michigan. Chris Bach is promoted to the "Baron of Quinnipiac Valley" following a substantial donation. The hosts acknowledge the growing community of "producers" who support the show's value-for-value model.