Topic: Weezer

The show recognizes a large group of Associate Executive Producers, including guitarist Jucky Green and various "Dudes named Ben." These producers receive credits that are recognized on platforms like IMDB. The segment includes several jingle medleys featuring soundbites of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Donald Trump, as requested by the donors.

Patrick Wilson, the co-founding drummer of the band Weezer, was featured in a Daily Mirror article that mentioned his role as an executive producer for the No Agenda podcast. The article highlighted Wilson's diverse talents, including his work with The Rentals and his portrayal of John Cale in the film "Factory Girl." The hosts celebrate Wilson's long-term support and the "legitimacy" his public credit brings to the show.

The donation segment continues with acknowledgments for Associate Executive Producers and various birthday requests. Sir Glenn Riccio changes his title to Baron von Richthofen. Patrick Wilson of the band Weezer is mentioned as a supporter. The hosts also play the "ISIS in America" jingle and "Jobs" karma for donors from the UK and the US.

The hosts acknowledge financial support from John Catalano and AJ Reistad, naming them executive producers for the episode. Adam Curry issues a formal correction regarding Patrick Wilson of the band Weezer, clarifying that Wilson is a founding member and vice president rather than a touring member. The error is attributed to a "bad steer" from Michael Butler.

Pat Wilson of the band Weezer sent a photo from the set of The George Lopez Show featuring the band members and Donald Trump. The band members are pictured wearing "In the Morning" sashes and bunny costumes while posing with Trump. Weezer is jokingly declared the official band of No Agenda following their public display of show memes.