Topic: Dames

The show credits several high-tier donors, including Benjamin Nidus and Dame Vox. Dame Vox shares a poignant note about losing her father, mother, and best friend during the pandemic, blaming irresponsible media portrayals of the disease and the vaccine. Other donors mentioned include Philip B. Brown, who uses ham radio call signs, and Tavia Willis, who expressed appreciation for the show's deep-dive analysis.

The hosts acknowledge a $1,000 donation from Daniel Taggart, who is knighted as "Dame Taggart, Gypsy of the Southwest." Her note discusses her transition from "No Agenda" to "Mo Facts" and her desire to stay aware of societal "reality TV" tactics. The hosts grant her "Mo Karma" and "de-deadbeat" her, recognizing her as the "Biggest Baller."

The hosts continue thanking donors, including Dame Jennifer and Brian Rogers. They highlight a comment about the "authentic conversation" between a white man and a black man that bypasses mainstream triggers. They also reference a historical moment involving Big Boy on Hot 97 and encourage listeners to support the show via mofundme.com.

A new peerage system for the podcast is proposed, using the phrase "Doing the Work" as a title for supporters. The hosts debate using terms like "Ally" to create a hierarchy of contribution, co-opting modern social justice terminology. The goal is to establish a reward structure similar to the "Knights and Dames" system used on the No Agenda show.

The show transitions to its "Value for Value" segment, thanking producers for their financial and talent contributions. Dame Jennifer Buchanan is credited as a top executive producer for her voice work, and the hosts emphasize their independence from commercial interests.