Topic: Westlake

Sir Fudge Fountain from Kalamazoo, Michigan, donates $888.88 and shares his ham radio call sign, prompting a discussion about the "No Agenda Hams." Adam Curry mentions his own license renewal and John C. Dvorak's history with the hobby. Viscount Dude Jeff also completes his upgrade to Dukedom, requesting an Amy Goodman clip.

A producer known as "Dude Named Jeff" from Westlake, Ohio, donated to reach the rank of Baron. He requested a series of specific audio jingles, including an Amy Goodman "trigger warning" and a number station sequence. The hosts note the coincidence of receiving two large "show number" donations in a single episode.

The hosts analyze the ongoing defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, including bizarre testimony regarding defecation in a bed. They review Heard's filmography and discuss rumors regarding her early career in New York and her upbringing in Westlake, Texas.

Despite Austin's reputation for prosperity, reports from local emergency rooms indicate that even wealthy residents from neighborhoods like Westlake are seeking basic medical care in ERs due to high insurance deductibles. The downtown real estate market is seeing extreme prices, with one-bedroom condos listed for $1.5 million. However, signs of a slowdown are noted, such as the halted construction of the Zaza Hotel project.