LT3 #100 — 100th Episode Special

Host: Super (@SHGFees), with co-hosts Sho (@AgogoKaren) and Jack (@JackLT3_) · Thu, Aug 13 2026 · 1:31:00 · ~15 speakers

TL;DR

• LT3's daily Space hit its 100th consecutive episode — no topic, just a victory-lap conversation about the journey with co-hosts Sho and Jack and a parade of regulars.
• Super traced how the daily Spaces began: Jed's nudge to network, a listener ("Anon") saying he bought LT3 for the art, and the idea to build the Spaces around the art from there.
• Super and Jack reflected on staying art-focused and resisting FOMO from the "punks/Robin Hood" meta — the recurring theme being that "every project should…" statements are worth ignoring.
• Super teased an announcement-of-the-announcement: a new product collaboration with another project in the room, to be revealed from that project's page the next day, with a marketing rollout to follow.
• CEELOS won the LT3 giveaway (drawn, after much deliberation, via X Picker rather than Sho's hand-cut paper slips in a Tupperware bowl).
• The back half dissolved into Poppy live-narrating his hour-plus battle with the Otherside tutorial while everyone heckled.

Highlights

[4:18] Super opens episode 100. Super marks the milestone he first saw coming around episode 87, framing the day as a reflection with Sho on their co-hosting journey and with Jack on the broader LT3 build — plus an "announcement of the announcement" saved for tomorrow.

[11:35] The no-expectations philosophy. Super tells the story of going to a skate park loaded with expectations, landing none of his tricks, and letting it ruin the session — the lesson that carried into starting these Spaces with an open mind. What he got, he says, beat anything he'd have planned for, chiefly the friendships built one Space at a time.

[24:01] How LT3 Spaces were born. Super recounts becoming a "space addict," a Valentine's Day space where he and Sho confessed their fear of big rooms (and Liz's blunt "that's a personal problem"), and the pivotal moment a holder said he bought in for the art — which became the whole premise: do Spaces, make them about the art.

[30:17] Jed's roast and real advice. Jed ("grandpa," per Cadarn) congratulates the pair, then warns that the art-topic format will get harder to keep fresh over hundreds of episodes and to stay open to new ideas — all wrapped in affectionate needling about a certain holder who "changes his opinion like he changes his underwears every day." He lands on the sincere note: he loves showing up because Super is genuinely happy doing it.

[39:03] The Tupperware giveaway. Super realizes 30 minutes late that there's an LT3 to give away; Sho reveals she'd already hand-written every attendee's name, cut them into slips, and dropped them in a Tupperware bowl — before ultimately using the X Picker anyway because, as a self-described overthinker, she worried people wouldn't believe a hand draw.

[49:06] Staying in your own lane. Jack articulates the through-line: LT3 has stayed art-focused and true to its meaning, and any sentence starting with "every project should" is "safe to write off," citing a Steve G / Pudgy post. Super admits the "if you're not punks, adapt or get left behind" takes gave him founder FOMO before Papii's and Jack's words talked him down.

[1:01:25] The origin of the Liz–Sho friendship. Liz recalls her very first interaction with Sho — Sho grumbling about big audiences, Liz replying "that's your problem, not mine" — and how that sassy start became a real friendship, the kind of story worth retelling at NFT NYC.

[1:06:11] The teased product drop. Super confirms a months-in-the-making product collaboration with a project whose PFP is worn by someone in the room — "could be regens, could be nibbles, could be chimpers, could be Fugs" — to be announced from their page the next day, with the best marketing LT3 has done coming over the following month.

[1:09:14] Poppy vs. the Otherside tutorial. Papii arrives having spent an hour and ten minutes stuck in a freezing 20-minute tutorial, threatening the little hair he has left. Cadarn quietly reveals the trick — you have to complete it — and the room follows Poppy in real time as he finally breaks through into a swamp where "Machiavelli is on a podium, dancing on a pole," and a two-inch Fug (Windsor) trails him asking if he's lost.

[1:20:08] The misheard word heard round the Space. A garbled aside about the hundredth episode being "worth meeting" — or mating? — with Sho sends the room into orbit, capped by Poppy's flat "Please do not mate with my grandma" and Tim announcing he's cancelling his New York flight.

[1:29:01] The math. Jack calculates that at one Space a day it would take 14.9 years to get through the rest of the 5,555 collection; the room negotiates Super up to two-a-day (Keys: "I think that's kind of reasonable") and 63-year-old Sho reasonably questions whether she'll make it.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "The only mistake is that you should have done it sooner." — Super [16:42]
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• "He's full of shit. He changes his fucking opinion like he changes his underwears every day." — Jed, on a beloved regular [30:17]
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• "You can come out here and say, you know what, I want today to be hot dog Wednesday, we're gonna talk about hot dogs, and people will be happy." — Jed [36:12] (paraphrased slightly for the bleeps)
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• "Whenever a sentence starts with 'every project should' or 'every team should,' it's safe to write off whatever comes from that point forward." — Jack [51:56]
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• "How many times do you have to do the Otherside tutorial before you check yourself into a mental clinic?" — Papii [1:14:01]
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• "Please do not mate with my grandma." — Papii [1:20:19]
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Who said what

• Super (@SHGFees) — host; carried the reflection on why daily Spaces became a non-negotiable community-building tool, and teased the new product drop.
• Sho (@AgogoKaren) — co-host since nearly the beginning; the heart (and comic engine) of the room, from the Tupperware giveaway to the year-count reality check.
• Jack (@JackLT3_) — LT3 co-founder; framed the build as compounding skills and made the case for staying in your own lane. Also the bearer of the 14.9-year math.
• Jed (@jed_131) — the "grandpa" elder statesman; delivered warm-but-savage encouragement and the reminder to keep the format fresh past 100.
• Liz / Lyss (@Lysss302) — early inspiration for the daily cadence; retold the origin of her friendship with Sho.
• Jake / jakebalch.nft (@JakeBalchNFT) — praised the Space's no-agenda, no-shill vibe (and Super's battery/Spotify situation).
• Cadarn (@RendCadarn) — offered a "Thanksgiving service" tribute to the connections made and dropped the key Otherside tip.
• Papii / Poppy (@RealPapii) — birthday boy; provided the live Otherside comedy and the closing chaos.
• Tim (@tim_8093) — Regenerates co-host; needled Poppy and Sho about NFT NYC.
• CEELOS (@CEELOSFIGG) — giveaway winner; delivered (and immediately disowned) a ChatGPT-written acceptance speech.
• Keys (@Cryptokeysm) — "allegedly but not allegedly" the OpenSea/Quirky voiceover; sincere congratulations.
• Chicken Wizard (@ChickenWizardX) and Host (@HostXweb3) — regulars who dropped in with milestone love; Host has held LT3 since space #50.

Worth a full listen

• [23:00]–[29:43] — The full origin story of the LT3 Spaces, told unhurried: the Valentine's Day confession, the "personal problem" moment, and the single holder comment that redirected the whole format toward the art. This is the episode's emotional core and doesn't compress well.
• [1:09:14]–[1:22:30] — Poppy's real-time Otherside tutorial meltdown and eventual breakthrough into a pole-dancing Machiavelli swamp, heckled the entire way. The room's biggest laughs live here and depend entirely on the timing.
• [1:29:01]–[1:30:50] — Jack's collection math, the two-Spaces-a-day negotiation, and the genuinely fond wrap — a tidy capsule of the group's chemistry.