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The hosts read a list of executive and associate executive producers, thanking them for their financial support. A notable note from Jermaine Costin discusses the racial history of New Orleans, specifically the "Octoroon" menus in historical brothels. This leads to a brief explanation of the "one-drop rule" and the historical racial hierarchies in the American South.
Adam Curry reads the executive producer and associate executive producer credits for episode 26, thanking donors who have supported the show over the last six months. Notable producers mentioned include James Lawler, Peter J. Boyle, and John Swoboda. The segment reinforces the show's independence from corporate advertisers through the value for value model.
