Give A Shit- Collect your thoughts #1 long week, long day, hosted by @BeeCuzFuture, Sep 26, 2026.

• Dan opened the space wrung out from a 68½-hour work week — day six was 12½ hours and it landed on his wife's birthday, which set the tone for a genuinely reflective first hour with Kinny.
• His wife's birthday message to him got read aloud, and Kinny offered the reframe that a birthday is just a day on a calendar — celebrate her tomorrow instead.
• Dan shared two Suno tracks: one about losing his friend Pam and his friend Steve in 2015 and the decade of grief after, and one lighthearted one about "Loomy the nibble gnome".
• The vibe flipped the second Kinny left for bed — StarDawgs, Peanut and Jordan all piled in at once, prompting accusations of a backstage green room.
• Jordan Meisch arrived with a broken leg from an electric longboard crash, a "fentanyl or nothing" hospital story, and a lot of failed attempts to jumbotron his own road rash.
• The last half hour turned into a tense exchange about American and colonial history between Jordan and Foster; Dan repeatedly asked for respect, then closed with a round of final remarks and his "Give a Shit" song.

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Give A Shit- Collect Your Thoughts #1, hosted by @BeeCuzFuture, Sep 24, 2026.

• A late-night, no-agenda Space that opened with two of the host's own Suno-made tracks — the "Give A Shit" anthem and a second, gentler one — and then stayed conversational for two hours.
• DARKM N (likely @Bryan36krun) dialed in from a cleaning shift for a nostalgia lap through early Solana spaces (Moonsters, SoulSaver, Slick Rick) and his standing advice: take care of home first, research before you move.
• BeeCuzFuture shared that he's filed five patents — an energy-harvesting suit, adapted for humanoid robots — and has someone taking them into a meeting Monday.
• Vest (likely @Vestoriin) explained why he's cut back on running spaces and shifted to guest-speaking and mental-health-focused rooms; time as the non-renewable asset became the thread of the whole night.
• Solaney Kubrick (likely @solaneykubrick) delivered the emotional center of the Space: first-space impressions, sobriety, ADHD, aging, and a Mary Oliver poem read aloud near the end.
• JJ (likely @0xJ4Y3) closed things out with the day-job angle — cloud efficiency at GM, a data center and RPC/node build, and a very plainspoken theory of a well-lived day.
• Schedule confirmed: these run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10pm Eastern.

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Give A Shit, hosted by @BeeCuzFuture, Sep 22, 2026.

• What started as one man decompressing after a 12½-hour workday turned into a full-room conversation about grief, family, and why people keep showing up for each other in Spaces. The room got rugged twice; the crowd came back both times, bigger each round.
• BeeCuzFuture (Dan Greenberg) opened solo, played two original songs — one for his late grandparents, one for his wife Emma — and shared that his younger brother had his first son at 2 a.m., named after their grandfather [P1 20:41].
• Toastymfer came on to say he probably shouldn't be there — his dad's health is failing fast — and the room stopped everything to sit with him [P2 36:23]. HALLOWEEN On SOL, StarSeed Witch, Waldo and Panda each offered their own loss and what they'd do differently.
• Waldo gave a long, unguarded account of checking himself into a mental health facility this summer and teaching the group-therapy room the same mantras he learned on Spaces [P2 41:06].
• Part 3 let the air out: Tricky.TGN and the host discovered they may have filed patents in the same sector and immediately started negotiating NDAs [P3 25:13], Morgen blew through to fist-bump the entire stage and leave, and the night ended somewhere between donkey milk, thyroid testing and quartz crystals.

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Give A Shit-Collect Your Thoughts #1 off my meds, hosted by @BeeCuzFuture, Sep 19, 2026.

• BeeCuzFuture opened the room with the reason for the title: he deliberately skipped his Adderall (and caffeine) for the day to gauge what the medication actually does for him — and reported the day felt "heavy," like the depression he used to live in [P1 4:57].
• TinyJobuMothRider and Uncle Corvus met him there with their own experiences — Jobu on the double-edged-sword calculus of stimulants vs. drinking [P1 7:24], Corvus on how kids "reset your compass" and reorder every job decision [P1 14:22].
• The conversation turned into a long, unplanned testimony: a lost elderly woman at a gas station, a house number that matched BeeCuzFuture's military job code and half his last name, and a Bible inscribed to a friend he'd lost [P1 35:29].
• Lady Corvus and Lil Southern Mama both responded from faith — "there is no such thing as coincidence" [P1 44:39], and Saul-to-Paul on God reading the heart even while you're cursing him [P1 50:53].
• The Space died mid-sentence while Lil Southern Mama was setting up a joke about "the bush"; the host restarted, and she finished the punchline [P2 1:51].
• Part 2 went fully feral in the best way: Florida vs. Southwest Sydney, whether possums are secretly soft and useful, the Daniel Boone hat supply chain, and Australian firearm law (plus a bit about registering sticks) [P2 2:00]–[P2 13:21].

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