Topic: Viscount

Sir Eric from Seattle recalls the "tweet days" and a humorous incident involving Leo Laporte. The note details Eric's transition from a "war dialer" in the 80s to a U.S. Marine. Sir Harry Pilgrim also upgrades to "Viscount of the Coastal Empire," requesting malted barley and hops to continue brewing artisan ales for the peerage.

Viscount John Noonan and Sir Charles of the Lowly South contribute challenge coin donations to finalize their peerage status. Charles Bosch completes his journey to knighthood, while Dame Patricia Worthington expresses gratitude for the show's guidance during the pandemic. The segment transitions into a musical tribute for the departing production.

Stuart Fawcett from Liverpool, UK, donates after 14 years of listening during his commute. Sir Raptor, the Black Knight of the Sun Sphere, reaches the title of Viscount. Sir Jay Codicini is also recognized as the Baron of South Austin following a challenge coin donation.

A formal knighting and birthday celebration ceremony honors numerous supporters of the No Agenda show. Individuals receive titles including Duke, Baronet, Viscount, and Archduke for their financial contributions and loyalty. The segment includes birthday wishes for Rylan McKenna, Mrs. Smith, and Iris, alongside a massive list of challenge coin recipients and newly minted members of the peerage.

A comprehensive list of title upgrades is read, promoting producers to ranks such as Duke, Baron, Viscount, and Archduke. Notable elevations include Sir Chris becoming a Duke, Sir Pursuit of Peace becoming an Archduke, and Dame Janet the Lone Star becoming a Baroness. This serves as the final formal recognition of the show's high-level supporters.

Producers including Sir David Fugazotto and Raj Dosanjh are recognized for their support. "Sarcastic The Nomad" is elevated to the rank of Viscount of Chester County, Pennsylvania, while celebrating 30 years of marriage and promoting a local meetup.

Audio reports from memorial meetups in Albany, Oregon, and Sunset Valley, Texas, are played. Producers shared their favorite memories of John C. Dvorak and expressed support for his family. The Texas meetup, organized by the Black Viscount, saw nearly 40 attendees gather to "pour one out" for the late host.