Topic: Wedding Anniversary

Travis Molnar donated $1,600 to honor his wife, Dame Zephyr, on their 16th wedding anniversary. The donation note leads to a discussion about the origin of the term "podcasting." Adam Curry recalls the early resistance to the name due to its association with Apple's iPod and the failed attempt by some to use the term "netcast" instead.

Sir Harry Pilgrim is recognized for his 33rd wedding anniversary and his long-term support of the show. The hosts read through a list of $50+ donors, including those from Quebec, Florida, and the UK. Each donor is thanked for their "treasure" which keeps the show independent and ad-free.

Jeremy Lee of Cheyenne, Wyoming, celebrated his 15th wedding anniversary with his wife Brandy. The segment transitions into a discussion about the Home Shopping Network and QVC, specifically a Ninja ice cream maker. Memories of famous home shopping personalities and their interactions with callers are shared.

Vero Kirkpatrick donates for his 16th wedding anniversary to his wife, Becca, who has supported him through multiple Air Force relocations. The segment includes a humorous look back at historical media gaffes confusing the names "Osama" and "Obama."

Glassblower Jeff McDougall is thanked for sending a piece of custom wall art to the hosts. Additionally, a message is read for Michael Lease to celebrate a wedding anniversary, noting the diversity of the No Agenda audience and the "funny jingles" that attract new listeners.

Stephanie Batters celebrates her second wedding anniversary with a donation. The segment features "The Russia Connection," a parody song performed in the style of "The Rainbow Connection," mocking the media's obsession with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

A 30th wedding anniversary celebration is announced, coinciding with a listener meetup at Vaughn's 1000 Spirits in Seattle. Several listeners are knighted for their $1,000 donations, including Sir Tim of the Tunnels and Sir Q of the Feds, while others are acknowledged for their contributions to the "value-for-value" model.

Sergei Riley-Casteen gifted a knighthood to his wife, Marie, for their 10th wedding anniversary, bestowing upon her the title "Dame Anne Wordsmith." The ceremony included the traditional No Agenda accolades and a discussion on the spelling of the name "Anne" in relation to Ayn Rand.

David Boda and Eric Tolbert provide donations, with Tolbert requesting the "boobs jingle" for his wife on their sixth wedding anniversary. The hosts conclude the donation segment by thanking various $50 producers and encouraging listeners to support the show's "value-for-value" model.

John C. Dvorak discusses celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary with his wife, Mimi, on August 8, 2013. He describes a tradition of drinking 1988 Lynch-Bages Bordeaux wine and reflects on the significance of the number eight in Chinese culture.