Sho Time: SPECIAL EDITION :Meet Yummy & Mango, Founders of Macarunes, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Sep 16, 2026.

• Yummy The Artist (@Yummy_TheArtist) and Mango (@MayanMango) walked through the full origin of Macarune — from meeting in Froggy Friends in 2022 to a government-backed web3 accelerator in Osaka during the World Expo,.
• The emotional centre of the Space: an older Japanese couple in a tiny Osaka alley bar adopting the character as their kyara — "Macaroon, Macaroon... this is me".
• Mint details confirmed live: Friday, 2,000 supply, 0.015 ETH, 3-hour guaranteed window at 2 per wallet, FCFS at 5, then public; team keeps only 20 for treasury,.
• Self-funded from day one — TikTok (~8k) and Instagram (~3k) built over a year before any mint, with a claimed four-year runway independent of mint funds,.
• Fake Macarune pages are already live on OpenSea; Amy spotted one mid-Space and the room issued a very loud "wait for the official link".
• Six guaranteed whitelist spots given away to listeners who dropped wallets in the comments.

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Sho Time: “Still Here: What Commitment Really Looks Like”, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Sep 15, 2026.

• Sho opened the topic with a four-level ladder of commitment — interested → involved → dedicated → deeply committed — and invited people to place their NFT projects, jobs, marriages and dog walks on it.
• The pre-topic housekeeping turned into the most practical segment of the night: Yot walked through the Tenor API collapse, the resulting rot in Giphy search, and the very manual migration to Clippy.
• The room's consensus landed on actions over declarations, with Coach reframing commitment as simply keeping promises and Jed calling it "a decision we make every day".
• Lyss added the counterweight: commitment doesn't mean riding something to zero, and stepping back from a project or an idea after honest reflection isn't disrespect.
• Jed's confession that a daily Space is the hardest commitment of his 48 years turned into a round of digital flowers from Celeste for the daily hosts.
• Chicken Wizard closed with a long, unhurried stretch on Crohn's, two elderly shelter dogs, bear-market builders and his daughter — commitment as "not letting go of your promise even when times get really really tough".

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Sho time, take 2, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Sep 8, 2026.

• A relaunch after the first Space "rugged" on Sho — she reopened, Super (@SHGFees) DJ'd a couple of songs, and the group settled into a warm conversation about community.
• Core theme: what turns a bag of holders into people who actually show up for each other — like-minded values, shared emotion, and founders investing in people over utility.
• Super opened up about LT3 as an emotional, "reflection of life" project inspired by sad/real music, built to have a piece for every mood.
• Piff (@RealPiffsPeak) laid out the Quirkies model: culture first, never the floor price, build for years not a quick two-ETH flip.
• A genuine, friendly tension explored: should a founder DM holders? Super's ambivalence about cold-DMing met Cadarn's "believe in what you built" and Sho's "just say thanks, don't sell."
• Recurring takeaway from nearly everyone: have a home base but support the ships around you, and welcoming/communication is everyone's job, not just the founder's.

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Sho time: fugging around with Yot and Fugz, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Aug 25, 2026.

• Yot (@yotdog69), founder of the Fugs project, walked through his full origin story: front-end dev turned NFT founder, homeless twice, and a Hail-Mary bet on Fugs that landed at one of the worst market moments ever.
• Fugs began as literal hot-dog art in 2021, adopted by the Kaiju Kings community during a late-night DGen buying spree; the follow-up "glizzy gang" collection sold out and Yot gave roughly £75k of it to charity.
• Yot detailed the first-ever Abstract-to-mainnet migration — first-mover hate included — which moved 78% of the collection, which he calls the largest manual migration to date.
• Deep dive on the brand: 12 characters with distinct personalities built for scalability across markets, plus the "you can't push culture, you can only lay the rails" philosophy.
• Social growth breakdown: ~127k on Instagram in under a year, a 56M-view reel, couples content, and a world-class animation studio partner — all while pushing Web3 to Web2, never mentioning NFTs to normies.
• Closing bounty announced: buy two Fugs today, get a third free.

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Sho Time: Beyond the Timeline: When Community Becomes Real Connection, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Aug 18, 2026.

• A warm, mostly-hangout Space on how online web3 connections turn into real friendships, framed around NFT NYC being less than two weeks out.
• Lyss traced her closest friendships to an in-person dinner at De Stefano's during last year's NFT NYC, and laid out a game plan (live streams, FaceTimes, spaces) to pull in people who can't attend.
• Super described coming out of his shell through Jed and Lyss's daily spaces, and said he can no longer imagine running a project without them.
• Cadarn delivered the room's philosophical anchor: real connection is "spirit," measured by who shows up when there's nothing to gain.
• Jed (as "Grandpa") gave a live update on his co-op board saga getting delayed by a realtor mix-up.
• Running bits throughout: coffee rituals, Sho's "porch/lawn/road/living room" friendship tiers, Jed trolling Super with the thumbs-down, and the reveal that the mysterious Pons looks like "a Jed clone."

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Sho Time: Beyond the Sale: Building a Stronger Community, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Aug 4, 2026.

• The room dug into "sell shaming" — the community habit of pressuring holders to delist or guilt-tripping them for selling — from both founder and community-member angles, and largely agreed it does more harm than good.
• Maha (@Maaaaahhhaaaaa) reframed retention as a founder's job: build something good enough that people don't want to list, rather than shaming them into staying.
• Sols (@solsweb3) offered the "subscription-cancellation survey" model for reaching out to sellers; Super gently disagreed, saying such outreach can read as "I know what you did."
• Lyss (@Lysss302) shared how wallet-watching and nasty DMs pushed her to hide her NFTs and, in one case, take her ETH elsewhere entirely.
• CyberThrone (@0xCyberThrone) floated a smart-contract idea for tapering royalties (high early, dropping over time) to reward long-term holders and discourage floor-sniping bots — blocked, for now, by OpenSea not reading it.
• Consensus close: you can sell and still be a valued community member; selling everything at once to chase the next shiny thing is a different story. Tim (@tim_8093), who suggested the topic, and a late-arriving Bullduck (@BullDuck) landed on "your money, your choice — the shaming has to stop."

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Sho Time: From Holders to Friends: Why IRL Meetups Matter, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Jul 28, 2026.

• The room dug into why in-real-life meetups turn NFT "holders" into actual friends, anchored by Maha (@Maaaaahhhaaaaa) walking through how his casual Korean-barbecue dinner grew into good company, a Frankie's-backed dinner series now spanning ~15–16 chapters.
• Maha's thesis: skip the VIP hierarchy — put founders and community members at the same table, feed them, and let everyone realize "we're all just human beings."
• Super (@SHGFees) openly worked through his pre-NFT NYC nerves; the group's collective answer was "just be yourself," reassurance that carried the back half of the Space.
• Sho previewed the small good-company dinner in Austin on Saturday (tacos at Swrte, ~6 people); Maha confirmed Frankie's picks up the tab, but "not your alcohol."
• Tim (@tim_8093) and Sols (@solsweb3) added that the side events and dinners — not the keynote stages — are where the real memories and cross-community connections happen.
• Maha plugged Stampede/"stamma" crypto's advocacy work as a partner helping host dinners and educate locally ahead of the midterms.

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Sho Time: What legacy are you building?, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Jul 21, 2026.

• A warm, mostly small-group conversation about what legacy each person wants to leave in the NFT space — framed by Sho's opening idea that "the impact you leave is greater than the assets you own."
• Recurring theme across every speaker: consistency and authenticity beat chasing the meta. Show up, be yourself, and know your lane.
• Jake (likely @JakeBalchNFT) delivered a long, well-received take on calling out scams and stolen art while championing under-supported founders.
• Super (likely @SHGFees) and Jake landed the room's core insight: not every collection is for everyone, and choosing not to buy in isn't FUD — it's individuality.
• Chicken (likely @ChickenWizardX) added a "protect your legacy" angle: don't rep or shill projects you haven't personally vetted, because your reputation is worth more than any whitelist.
• Regular shout-outs to Jed, Liz, Poppy, Yacht/Fugs and others as models of "showing up," plus a nod to the morning's community moment where Jed passed a floor-swept piece to the person who actually wanted it.

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Sho Time: Jealousy and Envy: how can we combat that here in this space, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Jul 14, 2026.

• Sho built the whole space around a recent 100-piece, hand-picked "wacky" 1/1 mint she was chosen for — and the wave of FUD, grid-posts, and wallet-watching that followed.
• The room broadly agreed envy says more about the person feeling it than the person who got the W, and converged on a practical answer: don't entertain it, stay in your lane.
• Super offered the reframe of the day (borrowed from "West"): stop staring at the drama and notice that a 1/1 artist just broke through, with pieces still available around 0.1 ETH.
• Maha gave the most nuanced read — celebrating the art while noting the mint arguably left value on the table for the artist and overlooked some of his earlier Tezos collectors [31:xx].
• A long second half turned "comparison" into something healthy: comparing-as-a-student, "constructive jealousy," and learning your craft by studying people you admire (Lyss, Super, Cadarn, Bullduck all shared origin stories).
• Sho closed on the question the whole space was really asking: what would the space look like if we spent less time comparing and more time celebrating each other's journeys.

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Sho Time: The power of showing up…., hosted by @AgogoKaren, Jul 7, 2026.

• A community roundtable on consistency and presence in web3 — no announcements, but a genuinely rich conversation about why founders and holders keep showing up.
• The room broadly agreed: consistency beats talent, small daily "microactivations" build more trust than occasional big drops, and presence is the currency that earns confidence.
• Founders (Sam, sols, Alex, Maha) talked candidly about staying visible on bad days, and Sho gently pushed them to remember it's okay to be human in these Spaces.
• Sho opened by sharing that her Quirkie made OpenSea's "good morning" front page that day.
• Bagel closed the talent debate with a nuance: talent matters, but it's only useful if you're consistent enough to leverage it — consistency is the engine, skill is built on top.
• Sho promoted an evening Space (~8pm ET) and gave a shout-out to Dan's (@brokenrealityDH) Space-recap bot.

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