Re:Invigorate With Woof: WHAT’S YOUR SPORT? College. Pro. Backyard., hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 18, 2026.

• Friday format as usual: weird news round-up first, then the day's topic — favorite sports, college vs. pro, rivalries, the GOAT question, and why local sports matter.
• Uncle Corvus (@unclecorvus) delivered the hour's best material: no NFL culture in Australia, a genuinely harrowing Peñarol–Nacional story from Uruguay, and a surprise reveal that he speaks Spanish.
• McFly (@MrMcFly100) dropped in to give the hosts their flowers for consistency, then turned it into a case for meeting people IRL — including a standing invitation for Margie B, a lifelong New Yorker he's somehow never met in person.
• Woof and Margie B split cleanly: college football for him (WVU till death), pro for her, with a side dispute over paying college players.
• Margie B nominated tennis as the hardest sport, Woof vetoed it, and she came back with jumbotron research ranking it 7th of 30.
• Woof is on night turns this weekend — no show until Monday morning. A November NYC trip with Meow is on the table.

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Peanut Gallery - Vol. 125 - What Separates Yourself From Others?, hosted by @peanutt, Sep 17, 2026.

• Peanut opened with a music set and a new permanent time slot: 7pm EST Thursdays, and plugged the Long Lost gathering in Covington, KY / Cincinnati the weekend of October 23 — deliberately built to be cheap to attend.
• The topic — what makes you different — pulled unusually personal answers: Francesca Sparkles on the origin of her name, Derpy Dave on building a project around his son, Momville on her children and her legacy, MATT on a federal raid at 18 and German sniper school, Halloween on losing the family home in high school.
• WISE gave the most contrarian read: professionalism as differentiator, script and all, including getting blocked earlier that day for it.
• Pengy Peng's "I'm always the number two" became the spine of the last third, with BubbaGump countering via a Navy SEAL trust-vs-performance graph and SLAVA adding that the number isn't the ego.
• Morgen's National Web3 Women's Day got real momentum — a new site with speaker slots, 13 women-led founder chats in three days — and Momville came back up specifically to give Morgen the flowers she wouldn't give herself.
• Next week, Vol. 126: "How would you describe yourself?" Toastymfer also pitched professionalism as a future topic.

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A @Base Space 🟦, hosted by @waldoforrealz, Sep 17, 2026.

• Long-form Base roundtable: tokenized stocks on Base/Coinbase, B20s, and whether the "new meta" drains liquidity from the existing trenches — Panda (XY) gave the most detailed breakdown of how the 1:1-backed tokenized stocks actually work.
• The Loopers NFT mint was the day's genuine excitement: $9 mint, agent- and wallet-enabled PFPs, and half the stage rocking one. Waldo bought three and plans to train them as decoys.
• Wagby announced he's applied (and paid) for the gold check — non-refundable, still pending approval.
• A long, unplanned stretch on burnout: Web3 Joe, Stain and Wagby told Toasty (and everyone else) to eat, sleep, and go hug their families. This was the emotional center of the Space.
• Doji talked about $home as a "movement coin," Slava dialed in live from a Metro-North train with Driven Labo racing-game updates, and Capstiller explained how Grokbot rebuilt a dead claim UI for him.
• It ended with Waldo and Doji spiraling into a 25-minute investigation into whether Base Juice — and Base Chips — physically exist.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof: “WHAT’S YOUR JOB?” 🚔🚒🚕🚃🛢️🛥️🧑🏼‍🍳, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 17, 2026.

• Theme of the morning: not "what project are you in," but what you actually do all day — Woof opened by noting that everybody on X looks unemployed until you find out half of them are running businesses and keeping the world moving.
• Woof laid out his own: 28 years at an oil refinery, and the thing outsiders miss is how much of daily life (plastics, rubber) starts as crude. Margie B described herself as a remote social worker and lifelong jack of all trades.
• Two all-time first-job stories: Margie B was paid 15 cents at age four or five to sit on a batch of eggs in Puerto Rico after the hen died — and they hatched; BeeCuzFuture's first taxable paycheck came from Arby's, with the free daily meal as the real perk.
• The Bernard the chicken saga — a family pet tethered to the kitchen table, eventually served for dinner, prompting a phone call to the police to report a murder.
• Closing turn was sincere: what do you want to be known for when the career's over, and Margie B's "a check is a check" case against holding out forever for the dream job.
• Tomorrow's topic announced: favorite sports — "college, pro, local backyard, prison yard".

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Opening up with Margie B take 2 🎬 “life after death “, hosted by @MargieAponte2, Sep 16, 2026.

• Margie's grief-themed edition of her "Opening up" series: she walked through losing her dad, her mom, and her brother, her own heart condition, and the night she called a suicide hotline just to have someone to talk to–.
• Money Miller filled in as co-host on no notice, DJ'd the whole night with his own original tracks, and opened the pre-show with an update on AccessPrism, the rights/provenance platform he just shipped after a year of building.
• Money Miller opened up about cutting off a lifelong toxic relationship with his mother — and the collateral cost of losing access to his father; Margie answered with her own mother's silence and the "I love you" that came two days before she passed.
• The emotional center of the room: a speaker (likely BeeCuzFuture) played his song "Pamela Twice" and then told the story behind it — the friend he lost in 2015, ten years of depression, and the second Pamela who showed up with a Bible the day after he prayed–.
• The back half flipped the mood: an uplifting track, then Margie's animal-heavy trivia round, where the immortal jellyfish, the half-hour-sleeping giraffe, and vultures' personal cooling system did a lot of comedic work–.

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Re:Building Together EP 325 Wayback Wednesday, hosted by @CEELOSFIGG, Sep 16, 2026.

• CEELOS opened burnt out after roasting ~1,200 pounds of coffee and warned this would be the roughest episode he'd do — then delivered an hour-long, mostly unbroken account of his teens that nobody wanted to interrupt.
• ValerieKates was mid-verification duty for a ladies-only Ape Church poker tournament, fielding a steady stream of guys trying to talk their way in.
• The first half turned into a shared childhood inventory: Skittles as poker chips, Loteria played for pinto beans, Toys R Us as a place you look but don't ask, and both hosts catching themselves before calling their kids spoiled.
• CEELOS told the full Guadalajara story — nine months he didn't consent to, withdrawals he mistook for a bad cold, three friends lost in four months, and the Thanksgiving-morning phone call.
• He landed it on addiction transfer: the personality doesn't go away, you just aim it somewhere cheaper — coffee, NFTs, Spaces — and he's nearly a year off smoking.
• Baked turned out to have been in the room the whole time as a silent ghost, the last fifteen minutes dissolved into meal-prep slander and drive-thru jokes, and Val's pre-game poker space got pinned.

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SLICK RICKS RE:ALIGNED. THE CURATION OF OUR ETHOS.🧐🤝, hosted by @richj530, Sep 16, 2026.

• Mostly a solo keynote from SLICK RIC: a ten-point "ethos" framework for how Web3 people should conduct themselves — ownership, longer tables instead of gatekeeping, reputation over bags, and standing on principle when money shows up.
• His read on the Clarity Act not passing: don't panic, it's a rehearsal for regulation that's coming anyway — but plan for this to be the last easy bull run and keep your transaction records.
• A long motivational-audio interlude (roughly–) that set up the second half of the talk about doubters, failure, and betting on yourself.
• BeeCuzFuture came up and gave a genuinely moving life update: new job welding/mechanic work, a patent portfolio around human-powered suits that applies to humanoid robots and exoskeletons, and a family turnaround–.
• LMFG closed with the macro contrarian take: he's glad the Clarity Act stalled, expects a hard FOMC print, and sees Bitcoin under $70k — plus a vision of blockchain as the data layer for medical records, wills and title, with notaries and real estate agents out of a job–.

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Unrealized - Pt. 2 - Staying The Course 🐢, hosted by @peanutt, Sep 15, 2026.

• Part two of the Unrealized series, themed "staying the course," powered by Turbo — Peanut confirmed near the end that Tuesdays at 9pm Eastern is the plan going forward, with Turbo giveaways for people who showed up.
• The night's central question, posed by Mello: is it more important to stay the course, or to stay true to the destination? The room landed firmly on the destination — with Waldo, Esh, Panda, Halloween and Dreamz all making versions of "hold the vision, stay nimble about the route."
• Earlier, the failed Senate crypto bill vote framed the opening discussion — less as doom than as a case study in not letting one news cycle rewrite a ten-year conviction.
• Panda's "watering the bamboo" monologue was the centerpiece: years of watering dirt, then 60 feet in 60 days.
• Esh (@ItsEshOnX) shared that he's deep in sales calls for a product he's building, with Peanut helping, and offered the night's tightest takeaway: ownership is the alpha.
• Based spent the first 40 minutes trapped in the Twitter void before Waldo removed him from the room to free him — a maneuver that worked.

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Taco 🌮 Tuesday, hosted by @MargieAponte2, Sep 15, 2026.

• Taco Tuesday got pushed to 8pm and ran the full two hours: catch-up, a custom AI-generated theme song, and roughly 90 minutes of Margie's trivia.
• Margie opened with a community ask — a member who'd been quiet since August 29 has been feeling forgotten, and she asked people to send him a hello, plus a reminder that hosts often simply don't see speaker requests (DM her instead of assuming favoritism).
• Woof spent the night keeping a running tally of "recycled" questions (he got to six) while also answering most of them correctly, frequently with Meow feeding him answers from behind his shoulder.
• UNCLE CORVUS was declared the winner despite banning himself from looking anything up mid-game, and despite the moment he answered "Jell-O" to a question that required a country.
• A fundraiser concept was floated: $25 to ride TinyJobuMothRider like a Disneyland attraction, kangaroo tails in Arkansas, koala hugs for a thousand dollars. Uncle Corvus declined to acquire the koala.
• Margie closed with an announcement for the next night's space — Opening Up with Margie B: Life After Death, 8pm — and a long, warm pep talk about value, isolation and not settling.

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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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Re:Envisioning Web3 With Woof: What Last Thing Made Your Eyes Light Up, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 15, 2026.

• Woof ran his first solo Re:Envisioning Web3, built around one question: when was the last time something genuinely made your eyes light up — not the polite smile, the real spark.
• Lyss joined straight from oral surgery and refused to sit it out, turning it into a short sermon on never lying to your doctor.
• M.R (@masoudrahhal) gave a rare Spaces appearance: Bitcoin in 2016 by accident, NFTs through his artist wife, and his read that IP NFTs and the new DeFi-flavored NFTs are two different leagues, with attention simply rotating between them.
• Yot returned from a nine-day holiday to a 40%-down floor and a running "soft rug" bit, then made a serious case that Fugs' footprint is growing even while the floor isn't.
• Most answers to the topic weren't about price: kids, NFT NYC, community re-found after a hiatus, launching LT3, and one collection that minted last night.
• Recurring theme across the room: the space in 2026 feels like people watching out for each other rather than extracting from each other.

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What Makes Someone A Good Person?, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 14, 2026.

• Super opened with his own answer — honoring your promises — then handed the topic around the room instead of monologuing.
• Recurring threads: your word and consistency, doing good without expecting anything back, patience, and treating people the same whether or not anyone's watching.
• Burning Bush spent the first twenty minutes doing a deliberately monotone "low energy" bit after an earlier high-octane Space, and the whole stage played along.
• Yot returned from a 10-day holiday to find someone had sold their FUGs because the founder went on vacation — "a temporary rug".
• The back half loosened into family-reunion banter between Sho and Burning Bush (they're actually related), Papii calling in from a Portugal balcony on no sleep, and Walt explaining why a children's book is the one thing you can't rug.
• Closed with an after-party Space hosted by Burning Bush, and Sho's summary: she's choosing to be surrounded by good people.

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🧌 TROLLS DEN ⛰️ MEGA SPACE 🎙️ SHILLS 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼 GUESTS 💬 TOPICS 🎁 GIVEAWAYS, hosted by @TrollKingXPX, Sep 14, 2026.

• Trolls Den ran its monthly Mega Space with a strict banner-only lineup: roughly a dozen project pitches, four special guests, two topic blocks, and music breaks roughly every 90 minutes.
• The giveaway pot snowballed live on stage as speaker after speaker threw something in — from one NFT to seven prizes by the end, credited to the topic of the night.
• Tribe Called Rex (@TribeCalledRex) announced its long-delayed mint is finally live: 7,500 dynamic 3D Rex avatars with swappable wearables, over 1,000 minted, minted on their own site rather than a marketplace.
• Two topic blocks anchored the middle and end: "givers gain" with Money Miller and Ash K, and "endurance" with Faizan Shakeel and Troll Lookalike — both drew the biggest live response of the night.
• Faizan sang "Fly Me to the Moon" live, mixed with an Indian song — and later got an unexpected greeting in Hindi from Ash K.
• Housekeeping was firm and repeated: banner only, no audience shout-outs, and open-mic Shill Spaces Tuesday/Thursday 4pm ET as the on-ramp to a future Mega Space slot.

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Making The Most Out Of Life, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 13, 2026.

• Super opened an unscripted, non-LT3 space built entirely around what was on his mind after a family weekend — a stepdad's birthday, a new nephew, and a long drive home talking futures with his brother.
• The working thesis: find work you'd do anyway, treat self-teaching with the seriousness of paid schooling, and define for yourself what "the most" actually means — travel, cruises, a steak in Ireland, or ramen with your wife.
• Sho brought her own framework (be present, invest in people, protect your peace) plus a 43rd anniversary and a candid update on her husband stepping back from hospital work,.
• Woof called in on his way to work having just learned a colleague of 15 years died less than a year into retirement after 36 years in the refinery.
• Smitdog spoke in a space for the first time — ten years as a caretaker, and the two years of Super Bowls and cruises he deliberately front-loaded before that.
• Housekeeping at the end: Reenvisioning Web3 later, Sniper Sunday for Quirkies, and a plug for Chimikins from Medikiddo, minting on ETH via OpenSea,.

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COYOTES AND CROWS, hosted by @unclecorvus, Sep 12, 2026.

• Lars (likely Tiny Vikings) dropped event dates live: a Tiny meetup at the Charleston, SC event on Oct 17, New York around the 19th, and Marfa, Texas Oct 22–25,.
• Uncle Corvus laid out the Blackfeather mission — an official partnership with Destiny Rescue, monthly ticketed challenges through the Blackfeather run app, 100% of ticket funds going straight to Destiny Rescue with no link back to him,.
• Berserk Bill talked through bots by Bill / Scholars: 0.2 SOL mint, no rarities, a token with 50% of supply locked until 2068 designed to pay out to each NFT monthly, and NFTs earmarked for charities,.
• Bill then gave away three Scholars NFTs on the spot to Liz, Ryan and Donny Ðoge — and Uncle promised three more bots by Bill given away live next week,,.
• A first-time listener, Shandy from northwest Arkansas, wandered in off the title, offered her 13 wooded acres for a Blackfeather IRL event, and got pulled into the group chat,.
• Long middle stretch on community ethics: no shaming people for selling NFTs or leaving group chats, and a pitch to flip the NFT model — lead with product, use the NFT as the gym fob card,.

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LT3 #125 - Being Creative, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 11, 2026.

• Super opened with a short DJ set and then the actual topic: creativity as the thing that built LT3 — free mint, no ad budget, just making stuff until something stuck.
• Camo pillow logistics: ~200 units, same as the Fugs drop, Web3 first. Sho's position on that was firm — "Give us minutes first". A collab pillow is being aimed at Halloween, manufacturer permitting.
• The room widened the definition of "creative" well past drawing: gardening (Marc o-matic), curation and collecting (Sho, Marc o-matic), organizing, baking, parenting, problem-solving, lateral thinking (Cadarn).
• Dan delivered the set piece of the Space — the prism metaphor and a story about an elder woman covering half a portrait model's face to teach him about light and dark–.
• Second half turned on the question "does pain breed creativity?" — Burningbush on growing up poor, Metakiddo on sadness as the most creative emotion and a child who preferred the box to the toys.
• Sho and Burningbush ran their usual bit throughout, including live thumbs-down reviews and the coining of "Karenisms".

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Re:Invigorate With Woof- 9/11 REMEMBRANCE: “THE DAY 🇺🇸 STOOD TOGETHER”, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 11, 2026.

• Woof opened the Space not with the usual coffee-and-chaos morning show but with an original tribute song he wrote and produced himself, layered over archival broadcast audio from that morning.
• Sixty seconds of silence at, followed by an open invitation for anyone who lost someone to come up and say a name.
• Speaker after speaker shared where they were: Margie B in her high school library, JB in eighth-grade social studies, Lyss in fourth grade, Sho at the high school as Booster president — and Woof pumping off a crew barge at work.
• DARKM N came up from his job to say he lost two cousins that day — one of the rawest moments in the room.
• BeeCuzFuture listened in from the road and gave the hour one of its most generous moments, handing Woof a way to set down 25 years of re-enlistment guilt.
• Recurring thread: the aftermath didn't end on 9/12. First responders lost to dust-related cancers, veterans carrying invisible wounds, families still living around an empty chair.
• Woof closed with a challenge: call someone you love, thank a first responder, check on a veteran, do something kind for a stranger, learn one victim's story.

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Peanut Gallery - Vol. 124 - How Do You Handle Change of Seasons?, hosted by @peanutt, Sep 10, 2026.

• Peanut announced a permanent schedule shift: Thursday Peanut Gallery (and his Monday space) move to 7 p.m. EST, starting next week.
• The prompt was deliberately wide open — weather, careers, health, grief, chain-hopping — and the room took all of it, from pumpkin-spice allegiance to end-of-life caregiving.
• Money Miller shared that his divorce court date is next week and that the Prism ecosystem is technically live, plus SEC/EU regulatory news he's building around.
• Luca Cicero and Toastymfer traded notes on chain culture — why Robinhood feels "more akin to the vibe of '21" and why the little guy making memes is undervalued by people chasing quarterly numbers–.
• Mello's question — "what grounds you?" — reset the last two hours and pulled long answers from Panda, Dan, Halloween and Bored Osaka.
• Next week's topic: what separates you from others, at the new time.

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Building Trust, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 10, 2026.

• A warm, mostly unstructured community chat on what actually builds (and breaks) trust in web3 — topic credited to Sho.
• Recurring thesis, repeated by nearly everyone: actions speak louder than words, and trust is a slow build that a single broken promise can undo.
• Super owned a past mistake — starting weekly Spaces early in LT3's life, then quietly dropping them — as his lesson in founder consistency.
• Lee (@BurningBush_eth) offered the contrarian frame that "trust is overrated" — it comes down to vibes and consistency, not a deliberate trust-building strategy.
• Jed (@jed_131) and Tim (@tim_8093) pushed the practical side: sell the right way (call the founder, don't full-clip a low-liquidity market), don't over-invest, and build trust through actual phone calls.
• Plenty of running bits: the "reset the room" ritual whenever Tim arrives, Lee's self-appointed Bernie Bush persona, and a closing tangent about Bunco and shooting dice outside a gas station.

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Re:Building Together EP 319 I Blew It pt 2, hosted by @CEELOSFIGG, Sep 10, 2026.

• This was the do-over: CEELOS accidentally rugged the first Space by tapping the wrong thing while trying to pin a post, so EP 319 became "I Blew It pt 2.",
• The night's actual project: CEELOS is toying with turning his AI chihuahua images into a small, exclusive 1,111-piece NFT collection — with heavy design input on hat sizing from the room.,
• Two new recurring segment ideas got logged: a "Way Back Wednesday: Mascots" edition and a Creation Corner prompt to reimagine your NFT as a mascot.,
• A long, gleefully gross tour of kitchen and food-service confessions took over the middle of the Space.–
• Sam's parking-lot Karen saga (a passive-aggressive windshield note) turned into a group brainstorm of petty-but-not-technically-vandalism revenge.–
• Running fitness bit: Slick Ric and CEELOS renewed their 25-push-up bet, and CEELOS floated a weight-loss challenge with pooled NFTs as the prize.,

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Re:Invigorate With Woof- “EVERYBODY IN THIS CITY HAS SOMEWHERE TO BE!”, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 10, 2026.

• A morning coffee hang built around one theme: everybody you pass on the street is the main character of a story you'll never read — so extend a little grace.
• Woof (@WoofArmyXX) ran his usual "weird news" segment (abandoned orangutans in India, a tickle robot named Hector, a coyote squatting in a Connecticut basement, cow dung shipped instead of an Android).
• UNCLE CORVUS (@unclecorvus) did his signature coffee check (a hand-picked, hand-washed Kenyan pour-over) and told two "never judge a book by its cover" stories from his hospitality/window-cleaning past.
• Margie B and Woof shared "invisible battle" and "unexpected kindness" stories — Margie B on losing her dad, Woof on relearning to walk down stairs with his prosthetic.
• Announced: tomorrow's Space is a 9/11 Remembrance at 9 a.m. — no weird news out of respect for the day.

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COYOTES, CROWS AND GARDEN HOES🎀, hosted by @unclecorvus, Sep 10, 2026.

• A warm, rambling morning-coffee hang between Uncle Corvus and Margie B, with Dan dropping in — less an agenda, more a family living room that happened to be on a stage.
• Uncle Corvus told the story of finding his daughter a "proper" boxing gym, and his broader parenting ethos: support the kid, never live vicariously through her.
• He shared his stroke-survival story and the strict year of vegan diet, breathwork and cold plunging that he credits for a full recovery.
• A recurring thread: his mission to protect children, and a fiery account of clashing with his daughter's school over a late-attendance letter.
• Housekeeping for the format: from next week the 10 p.m. spaces get more structure — projects invited up to talk ethos and "why," not floor prices — plus a plug for the Blackfeather Run app and the wife's Friday "watch room."
• The room handed off to Woofie's space at the top of the hour.

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LT3 #123 - Self Limitations, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 9, 2026.

• Super framed the whole Space around a single idea: most of what holds us back isn't circumstance, it's the limits we place on ourselves — and meeting accomplished people at NFT NYC drove home that "I can do anything."
• Speakers each named a personal self-limitation: Sho's stubbornness, NoCredits' idea-person restlessness, Tim's refusal to delegate, Keys' habit of over-giving, Metakiddo's over-questioning.
• Tim delivered the anchor take of the night — learning to hand tasks off and "trade money for time" — which Jed and Sho both built on.
• Jed and Tim riffed on identifying talent, citing Yuga's James on Otherside and Claynosaurz hiring David Horvath as examples of founders putting the right people in power.
• Warm, encouraging tone throughout; NoCredits closed by revealing a three-years-in-the-making project launching the next day.

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Onchain Media Community Roundtable, hosted by @Onchainmedia, Sep 9, 2026.

• Chris opened with a policy update: co-founder Rachel is flying to DC with Stand With Crypto to lobby ahead of the Clarity Act cloture vote (he cited the 13th), with a candid "reality check" that passage isn't guaranteed.
• Onchain Media plugged its slate of new shows — a Token Forge interview, the new robotics podcast Robotico Live with X Machina, and Bruno's Solana Route.
• Waldo (@waldoforrealz) reported his "crypto for her" NFT fundraiser passed $550, and told the story of being gifted a rare artist PFP duck.
• Wagby (@WAGBi_) and LINKS (@Panchabets) introduced their community-first projects; the room riffed on the tokenized-stock/meme "stonk" meta and pairing tokens with ETH.
• Dani West (@DanXbt_1), joining from Nigeria, showcased an on-chain prediction market built at a Qui network hackathon and put out an open call for a senior developer to help carry it forward.
• The back half turned into a warm "what did 2026 teach you" round table, capped by Dan (@brokenrealitydh) plugging the very recap agent writing this summary.

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | Opening Day = Culture, hosted by @jed_131, Sep 9, 2026.

• Jed opened his first space back after a few days offline ("back from Mars"), framing NFL opening day as a jumping-off point for talking about web3 community and culture.
• Lyss made the core argument: football fandom is really about brand-building and belonging — the same instincts that make web3 communities stick.
• Recurring theme across speakers: real, human connection beats "a sea of cartoon animals," with a friendly split on whether you need to be doxxed to build trust.
• Burningbush (Lee) announced he's back to hosting daily spaces to bridge communities; his own talk that night was on making meaningful connections while anonymous.
• Housekeeping: the daily space returns to its regular noon ET slot tomorrow; Sunday shifts earlier for the 1pm kickoff; the "other side" games return next Thursday.
• Standout community moment: Celeste showing up at 2am after a 16-hour shift and the gym, earning an invite to a one-on-one fireside chat.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof- THE GREAT DEBATE: Everybody Says Their Right, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 9, 2026.

• A morning "coffee-chaos" debate show where Woof floated low-stakes arguments — toilet paper direction, pineapple pizza, hot dog-as-sandwich — and let the room defend their turf without anyone actually falling out.
• Margie B overslept into a "coma" after setting every alarm for PM, and spent the hour delivering hot takes with the confidence of someone who is always right (her words).
• Uncle Corvus (@unclecorvus) turned coffee snobbery into a bit, defending black coffee as "the purest form" while cheerfully admitting he dumps condensed milk in $100/kilo beans.
• The featherweight debates gave way to genuinely thoughtful stretches on career-vs-freedom, old-school-vs-new-school, and experience-vs-advice, with Pacem (@pa_cem23) and Uncle Corvus both landing real points.
• Woof closed on the show's actual thesis: would you rather be right, or understood — capped by Margie's story of an ex who couldn't stand being corrected.

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SLICK RICKS RE:ALIGNED. THE POWER OF UPLIFTING YOUR COMMUNITY💯🤓🤝, hosted by @richj530, Sep 9, 2026.

• A late-night community Space built around one theme — uplifting your people — opened with a Houdini parable about self-made mental "locked doors" and settled into an honest conversation about anxiety, isolation, and legacy.
• Jed shared that after a rough four days he's feeling much better, and — after nine months — went public about his relationship with Lyss (Alyssa), which set off a running "out of the closet" bit that ran all the way to the closing song.
• Slick Ric posed the anchor question to the room: if Web3 disappeared tomorrow, what positive impact would people say you left? — and went guest by guest for answers.
• Uncle Corvus stole the back half with a mission statement about rescuing trafficked kids, a "plant a tree I'll never sit under" line, and an open offer to host Jed and Lyss's honeymoon in Australia.
• Margie B, Lyss, Tiny Jobu, BeeCuzFuture, Dark Moon, and Woof each landed heartfelt answers about being remembered as genuine, consistent, and there for people.

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | Night of the Living JED, I’m baaaaaaaaccckk 👀, hosted by @jed_131, Sep 8, 2026.

• Jed returned after several days offline and opened the room by candidly walking through the worst anxiety stretch of his life — four straight days "on 10," his first since 9/11 — and how a heart-to-heart with his dad and a close friend pulled him out.
• What was billed as a comeback show turned into a full-room intervention on burnout, sustainability, and mental health, with Mac, Uncle Corvus, Kowsky, Anti and Astro each offering a different lens.
• Anti laid out a step-by-step "arrival fallacy" framework for the emotional crash that follows big wins — and DM'd Jed the checklist.
• Margie B shared her own raw grief over a cousin's death and made the case for delivering hard news with tact (the theme of her next Space).
• The "regen alpha" everyone waited for: Jed revealed he and Lyss have been a couple for over eight months, soundtracked by a dedicated song.
• The night closed on warm banter — Uncle Corvus offering a koala honeymoon, and Sho's newly elevated "spicy level" earning the room's biggest laugh.

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Respect Yourself, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 8, 2026.

• Super opened with a raw, unscripted reflection sparked by NFT NYC: he was "taken back by how seriously I was taken by people," and realized he'd spent years lifting others up by putting himself down.
• The room turned it into a group therapy session on self-respect — Sho, Woof, Sols, Slick Ric, and Tim each unpacked their own versions of the same lesson.
• Recurring threads: respect goes two ways and must be earned, idolizing founders sets you up for disappointment, and "come as you are" beats wearing a mask.
• Age got reframed as a crutch that cuts both ways — young or old, it's the mindset, not the number.
• Tim closed the serious stretch with the "crabs in a bucket" metaphor: people who tell you you're not experienced enough don't believe in themselves either.
• It wrapped in warm, slightly unhinged banter about Tim's age, his breath, name tags, and — inevitably — crabs.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof: Could U Survive NYC For 24hr Without A Phone?, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 8, 2026.

• Woof's morning show opened with the usual Taco Tuesday banter (hard shell supremacy, Margie declaring Tuesday the official "Puerto Rican hump day") and a round of gloriously bad news stories — mushroom coffins, a swimming Florida deer, a Washington bobcat "cat burglar."
• The main topic: could you survive 24 hours in NYC with a dead phone, $100 cash, a Metro card, and one address? The room worked through navigation, cash vs. tap-to-pay, restaurant reviews, memory, boredom, and self-reliance.
• Molly offered a grounded international counterpoint from Morocco — cash-first culture, storing wealth in gold, asking strangers for directions as normal life.
• chazzgold.eth shared that he's actively planning a move to New York, using AI (his "Hermes" setup) to hunt affordable housing lotteries, and previewed the Marfa, Texas art gathering (Oct 22–25).
• Uncle Corvus and Joe Boo carried most of the comedy; the closing consensus was that phones are great tools, but don't let the tool use you.

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COYOTES AND CROWS, hosted by @unclecorvus, Sep 8, 2026.

• Joe Boo released his book Coyotes and Crows, a distillation of roughly ten years of hard-won lessons written out in about three days — with a kids' adventure adaptation on the way.
• Behind-the-chest tech reveal: Joe Boo figured out a way to sell the Tiny Vikings ordinals on OpenSea as ETH "twins" that burn to release the real ordinal back to the buyer's wallet.
• Lars, founder of Tiny Vikings, dropped in with an NFT NYC recap, teased "tiny things coming alive," and floated another US trip end of October.
• Uncle previewed Black Feather Reflections, an upcoming separate space walking through the armor of God and ten "canons."
• Housekeeping: nightly Coyotes and Crows at 10pm AEST, a watch room Friday, and free Tiny Vikings sent out to new members in the room.

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LT3 #121 - What Occupies Your Mind, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 7, 2026.

• The prompt was the LT3 #121 trait — "what occupies your mind" — and the room turned it into a candid conversation about hunger, focus, and what it actually takes to build a project.
• Super framed what you think about as a mirror of what you care about; Jed countered with a New Yorker's tough love about money, connections, and not defining yourself by one project.
• Sho played the protective co-host to Jed's "you're a fetus in this industry" realism, with Tim stepping in to mediate the two.
• Tim (architect), Dan (builder), and Chicken Wizard (louder) grounded it in self-reflection, saying no, and building teams around your blind spots.
• Tim's secret 35k-subscriber YouTube channel became room currency — one letter revealed per restaurant visit, lamb chops as ransom, and Sho admitting she was paid five dollars to stay quiet.
• A quick housekeeping note: Tenor's acquisition broke the GIF search, so LT3 is re-uploading nearly a thousand GIFs to Clippy over the coming weeks.
• The back half derailed gloriously into "sex chocolate" and honey packs, a bit that never fully died and resurfaced through the close.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof- LABOR DAY SPECIAL, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 7, 2026.

• A Labor Day morning show built around one theme: respect every kind of work, and don't let a paycheck become your whole identity.
• Woof opened with an original Labor Day song toasting waitresses, truckers, nurses, plumbers and "the ones starting over again at 40, 50, 60."
• Margie B opened up about learning — via a 3:10 a.m. text — that a cousin she was very close to had actually passed in late July; she turned the grief into a call for "tact" in how we tell people hard news.
• The regulars traded first-job stories (McDonald's, Tim Hortons, Arby's, painted rocks, a butcher shop at age six) and a long, very funny wallet-vs-Apple-Wallet debate.
• Bar and Uncle Corvus both told "humble pie" stories about becoming better bosses after friends pulled them aside, landing the day's real message: kill the ego, get your hands dirty, and know that everyone is replaceable — so work your eight and go live.

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | Sunday Re:Set, Re:Focus, Re:Charge, hosted by @Lysss302, Sep 6, 2026.

• A deliberately low-pressure Sunday pop-up: no round-table agenda, just a "reset, refocus, recharge" hang before a full slate of evening spaces.
• Jed (@jed_131) opened up honestly about two rough days — restaurant stress, a migraine, and "9,000 things going through" his head — while insisting on showing up anyway.
• Super (@SHGFees) delivered the day's comic centerpiece: a straight-faced pitch for gas-station liquid melatonin mixed with vodka, which nobody could tell was a troll.
• Real talk emerged underneath the laughs — Super on nearly quitting in 2022, and Jed on why founders in web3 have to be "founder forward" and never break their streak.
• Lyss landed the theme: web3 is only as cold or negative as you let it be, and you need a team/tribe to lean on.
• Woof (@WoofArmyXX) previewed a Labor Day space — "everybody wants the day off, but nobody talks about the work" — and Super teased an NFT-and-identity topic.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof: We’re Back In WV, It’s Sunday-Pre Meow Brunch, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Sep 6, 2026.

• Woof and Meow are home in West Virginia after a week at NFT NYC, and the whole show is a low-stakes Sunday hang: coffee check, weird news, brunch opinions, and one very persistent conversation about bull testicles.
• Weird-news roundup covered a classroom "fart corner," 70,000 stolen pints of Guinness, and a robot vacuum that caught a cheating spouse.
• A running bit about Rocky Mountain Oysters (aka Rocky Mountain oysters) dominated the first half, complete with Margie B live-Googling what they taste like.
• A "Sunday Court" segment ran through hot takes (ketchup on eggs, cereal for dinner, "5 minutes away" while still in the shower).
• The tone turned genuinely warm near the end: everyone shared one ordinary 60-minute memory they'd relive, with Uncle C revealing his 2015 stroke reset how he lives.
• Housekeeping: Uncle C is running fitness/aerobics challenges for children's cancer awareness month; Woof will do a Labor Day–themed space tomorrow.

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Lamp 79, hosted by @Rockchilld3, Sep 5, 2026.

• Rocky ran the 79th "Lamp" community space as a slow-burn, all-night hang for the builders and holders orbiting his Moth/Lamp project — a room stacked with devs on base, Sonic, Solana and now Robinhood chain.
• The night's recurring news: WRX confirmed Tin Hat Cat is doing a fresh fair-launch on Robinhood chain (Rocky repeatedly hinted "Tuesday"), keeping the original Sonic token alive rather than migrating.
• Doji launched "Sweatshop" (ticker SHOP), an Amazon-paired meme stock, mid-space — the room treated it as the model for the new "meme stock" meta on base/Robinhood.
• A newcomer, Quokey, gave an unexpectedly moving origin story (made a coin on a whim, fell in love with the character, now building a children's-book brand) and drew some of the warmest reactions of the night.
• Long threads on balancing family with 24/7 crypto grind, decentralization vs. the charismatic founder, personal "archetypes," and why doxxed, accountable devs are the future.
• Johnny G flew in to shill "Good (in the Hood)" on Robinhood, briefly rugged by the app, then came back and delivered a full riff on Robinhood as the normie-onboarding meta.

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | How do YOU show up?, hosted by @Lysss302, Sep 4, 2026.

• A loose, late-night Reenvisioning Web3 space broadcast live from the Stefano's Steakhouse in Brooklyn, themed around "how do YOU show up?" in web3.
• Super (@SHGFees) shared his playbook — relentless spaces attendance plus IRL meetups — and encouraged quieter listeners to just start speaking.
• A recurring thread: age is irrelevant. Super (26) and Sho (63) framed it from opposite ends and both landed on "don't use it as a crutch or a discount."
• Sho and Lyss both pushed back on women-only web3 panels and events, arguing you earn your seat through work, not gender.
• Chaz (@chazz_gold) announced he's moving to New York from Portland, sold ~100 art pieces in five days, and promised to buy a regen live at the steakhouse.
• Jed closed with a heartfelt tribute to the small dinners and to Lyss as, in his words, the best space host out there.

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Confidence - How To Build It, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 4, 2026.

• A warm, post-NFT-NYC debrief that turned into a group masterclass on where confidence actually comes from: modeling other people, curiosity over performance, and the company you keep.
• Recurring thesis across the room: you don't need confidence to connect — you need to get out of your own head and get curious about the other person.
• Tim (a self-described introvert whom everyone insisted is anything but) and Dan carried the practical frameworks; Lyss and Sho carried the "acknowledge your weaknesses and lift others" throughline.
• The most-loved stretch was Gm, an older community member, opening up about a lifetime of self-doubt — and the whole panel lifting her up, ending with her heading off to host her own Space.
• The comic spine of the night was Super's phone dying and re-dying (rugging the Space twice) despite being gifted roughly two dozen chargers.
• Astro landed the tidiest takeaway of all: confidence is hidden in consistency.

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The Realonez Present: Group Therapy 💙, hosted by @waldoforrealz, Sep 4, 2026.

• What opened as a "chill and chill" hang gradually turned into a genuine group-therapy session, and Waldo renamed the room live to match — the day's real theme became showing up for each other behind the PFPs.
• Regulars (Toasty, Brandon, Wagby, Carrie) traded creative-hustle talk, then Kylo, Little Southern, Because, WRX and Kitty opened up about money stress, family, burnout and mental health, with the room offering support rather than advice.
• Running community message all day: "loyalty over money," do what you need to do first then support outward, and just showing up daily beats any bag.
• Toasty shared a "nothingness" meditation and death-meditation practice; WRX and Because grounded it with lived experience about getting knocked down and getting back up.
• Wagby talked through launching his token on base with ETH (rather than a stock-paired route), leaning into organic, evenly-distributed holders over quick pumps.
• Plenty of warmth and bits — Animal Crossing loan-sharking, the "get out of the space, Jesse" gag, Brandon's virus-collecting jukebox, and Carrie temporarily existing as an orange.

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Quirkie Connection with Papii and Sho!, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Sep 4, 2026.

• Papii (Poppy) was a no-show for his own co-hosted Space thanks to a family emergency, so Sho improvised — no music, plenty of "awkward," and a full room anyway.
• The heart of the hour was a post-mortem on the "Newcork City" (NFT NYC) trip, with a recurring theme: people realizing they'd earned their seat at the table.
• Sho gave heartfelt flowers to Piff and Super for the confidence they found over the weekend, and got emotional about being named a Rookie of the Year while she was on the plane home.
• Ash walked everyone through the lore and geography of "La Bodega," the Yankee-fan corner store, including Patches and his fake earpiece guarding the rope.
• Running bits carried the room: Sho's refusal to ever sing karaoke, hangry Ash vs. the granola bar, and Piff hiding a container of steakhouse bacon under his chair.
• Closing pitch: go to the next one. Miami/Art Basel is on the radar (first weekend of December), and 2027 events were teased.

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Peanut Gallery - Vol. 123 - Where You’ve Experienced The Most Growth?, hosted by @peanutt, Sep 3, 2026.

• The weekly Peanut Gallery, this time on the theme of personal growth — a long, warm, meandering room where nearly everyone circled back to the same idea: growth lives just outside your comfort zone.
• The recurring consensus across speakers: you grow by surrounding yourself with driven people, by putting yourself in Spaces/Discords, and by getting burned and learning from it.
• Several founders opened up on the behind-the-scenes grind — Tribe Called Rex (rebuilding a rugged 3D project), King Bubuu (Glitchcraft), and BubbaGump (Ninja Cat streams).
• Two of the most-felt moments were personal: Michaela's IVF/single-parent journey and Jimmy/Treegens' world-record tree-planting grit.
• Announcements: Long Lost IRL meetup Oct 23 in Covington, KY (near Cincinnati); Ninja Cat Twitch streams Wed/Fri 10pm ET; next week's Vol. 124 is "How do you handle change of seasons?"

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Lift People UP!, hosted by @SHGFees, Sep 3, 2026.

• Super opened with a long, heartfelt monologue about the energy he felt at NFT NYC — people lifting each other up with no ulterior motive — and framed his biggest personal takeaway as "not LT3 to the moon, but me to the moon." [25:xx]
• Sho described watching Super's confidence visibly grow across the weekend, from an intimidated founder at the bowling alley to someone who realized "he was enough."
• Jed and Lyss gave Super direct mentorship: stay genuine, but learn to "be a chameleon" and don't count yourself out of the corporate/marketing table you'll eventually sit at.
• Chicken Wizard delivered an extended reflection on valuing people over money, tribes, and the Renaissance as a model for lifting the culture around you. [58:xx–1:01:xx]
• The back half dissolved into affectionate banter — Poppy joined mid-call bowling in his living room, and Yot roasted everyone's post-NYC wrecked voices.
• Multiple attendees announced follow-on spaces (Telos, Quirky Skate Life); DgtlTrophies bought his first LT3 live during the space.

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Troll Thursday 🧌 SHILL & CHILL 🎙️, hosted by @TrollKingXPX, Sep 3, 2026.

• A relaxed weekly Trolls Den shill-and-chill: check-ins, project updates, one live guitar performance, and a closing original song — with a running theme of showing up consistently and supporting "the real ones."
• Wolf (0xBaneswulf) announced his Power Slime NFT collection is fully paid, artist done, page live, $20 mint with a discount for Trolls Den frame-holders.
• John Galt walked through Cricket, a charity token funding a senior-dog sanctuary that has raised ~$30K in fees and paid off $15K in vet debt.
• Panda delivered the room's centerpiece "water the bamboo" talk on patience and compound effort, tied to his Panda Pals NFTs on Base.
• David (Normie) shilled his Normie brand and Luxurious Bastard Beard Co., stressing a real business with real products behind the token.
• TK closed with a hard shill for Jessica's charity-linked NFTs (0.15 SOL, 10% to Swedish children's charity), Jesse G minted a piece live, and the Space ended on TK's original song "No Mask."

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | Are You Creating Opportunities or Waiting?, hosted by @Lysss302, Sep 3, 2026.

• A warm post-NFT NYC debrief built around the roundtable prompt "are you creating opportunities or just waiting for them?" — with the De Stefano's steakhouse dinner as the week's centerpiece.
• The recurring thesis, echoed by nearly everyone: confidence follows action, not the other way around. Super High, Cyber, Sho and Piffs all shared visible growth moments.
• CyberThrone announced he'll host his first-ever space Saturday; Bored Osaka has relaunched a daily 30-minute check-in space; Lyss confirmed the Respaces network is quietly scouting new hosts.
• Housekeeping/announcements: the other side tour tonight at 8pm ET with zGhostin, Super High's space at 4, rebuilding together bumped to 6.
• Plenty of banter: Super High's tequila-shot video, Tim's marathon party night, and a heated debate over who's allowed to dislike pizza.

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Re:Building Together EP 311 Wayback Wednesday, hosted by @CEELOSFIGG, Sep 2, 2026.

• A low-key "Wayback Wednesday" that turned into a heartfelt hour on jewelry — first pieces, family heirlooms that never arrived, and what we hold onto and why.
• CEELOS carried most of the room with childhood stories from a rough LA neighborhood: a gold necklace gifted by his brother and stolen the same day, and a donut-shop arcade caper that ended in a lie he still carries.
• Bored Osaka shared the "payback" of buying his son an engraved Rolex Submariner so the kid wouldn't wait on an heirloom that never came.
• Baked traced his jewelry habit to a spite ear-piercing and a growing "treasure trove" of sapphires, silver bars and gold he holds as investment.
• Housekeeping-turned-fun: NFT NYC winding down, homemade regen stickers, a stolen skate-park QR sticker, and a "clay and glitter" chain mistaken for real carats.
• Tomorrow's episode: AI talk.

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SLICK RICKS RE:ALIGNED. NFT NYC AND RESULTS OF IRL MEET UPS. 🧐🤝, hosted by @richj530, Sep 2, 2026.

• The night's centerpiece: a packed dinner at De Stefano's steakhouse in NYC during NFT NYC week, where the Regens, Claynosaurz, Quirkies and others (60+ people, plus board apes, crypto punks) broke bread under one roof. Everyone who called in had just left it.
• Recurring thesis of the whole Space: "IRL is the alpha." Turning usernames into real relationships builds trust you can't fake online.
• Sol Saver (@TheSolSaverX) is training in to NFT NYC and got connected live to McFly (@MrMcFly100) — Pudgy Penguins pizza party, Gary V event, and OpenSea gatherings on the docket.
• Papii (@RealPapii) walked through his event: a surprise Yankee game, a Brooklyn bowling-alley afterparty (with an OG wagered on a strike), and the first public reveal of his physical collectibles and a subway-runner-style skate game.
• Jed (@jed_131) and Lyss (@Lysss302) got heavy flowers for turning De Stefano's into a Web3 hub — a plan they sketched out at that same steakhouse a year ago.
• Miami / Art Basel was set as the next target: VIP Dec 2–3, open Dec 4–6.

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Ben's Bodega: Establishing yourself ⬜️, hosted by @waldoforrealz, Sep 1, 2026.

• Waldo opened the "bodega" as a hangout on the theme of establishing yourself — mostly a running conversation on how to define motion and keep momentum in a bear market.
• He launched a new NFT collection, Build-a-Benz: grab a scratch-off "lottery ticket" at the bodega for a mystery Ben, with a planned breeding/"mating hotel" mechanic to combine two Bens' traits into one.
• A live meme contest ran the whole space using a template Ben; winners announced at the end were Samrex, Mesh, and Trash.
• Recurring wisdom from the regulars: support people from the heart, show up daily ("watering the bamboo"), and "perfect is the enemy of good."
• A newcomer, Big Wiz, and his team offered free rating/shill help; Mesh and Waldo turned it into a warm lesson on space etiquette and building trust over time rather than pushing for tips.
• The back third dissolved into an extended, affectionate improv-comedy bit — tree-meme haters, fart posts, a Stephen Hawking cameo, and a fake bodega robbery — before a heartfelt closing.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof: “The Lost Art Of Doing Nothing”, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Aug 30, 2026.

• Woof's Sunday morning show built the whole hour around one challenge: do absolutely nothing, and don't feel guilty about it.
• Between a song intro, a "weird world news" roundup (hijacked-sheep car wash, shoe-stealing marmots, a 50-time ugliest dog champ), and the "opening bark," the room worked through why rest makes us feel guilty, why boredom used to spark creativity, and how relaxation got turned into content.
• The best material was the childhood-boredom confessions — spray-can flamethrowers, a backyard fire, and Margie's mom "gifting" her a washboard.
• Housekeeping: no morning show Monday — Woof and Meow are flying to NFT NYC; the show returns Tuesday.
• Margie shared that she'd burned herself out doing 10–11 Spaces a day and is learning to actually rest — a fitting live example of the theme.

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | Who is Behind the PFP? • Grab a Mic 🎤, hosted by @Lysss302, Aug 29, 2026.

• The Saturday "Who is Behind the PFP?" edition — less about tokens, more about the humans wearing them — running hot on hype for NFT NYC week and the De Stefano's steakhouse meetups in Williamsburg.
• Celeste delivered the emotional centerpiece: the story of losing her father and grandfather and why her PFP chose her.
• Uncle Corvus laid out his anti-child-trafficking mission and Blackfeather lifestyle ecosystem; Mike and Jobu (Cole) added veteran- and awareness-focused threads.
• Recurring gospel of the room: don't shill, build "founder-forward," let people know you first and the support follows.
• Announcements: a "respaces" video network in the works, CEELOS's rebuilding together AI-prompt space bumped to 3:30, and a running plan to turn Astro's "regens on top" closing into an actual EDM track.
• X (the app) glitched all afternoon — speakers kept getting silently un-mic'd — and everyone rolled with it.

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Re:Invigorate With Woof: “Do More Of What Makes You Feel Alive”🪂🏔️⛷️🕺🎤, hosted by @WoofArmyXX, Aug 29, 2026.

• A Saturday-morning community Space built around one question: are you actually living your life, or just efficiently functioning inside it? Woof ran a series of prompts and let the room answer.
• Uncle Corvus opened with a now-legendary 10-years-in-the-making Tanzanian coffee check, then closed the Space with a rallying "you only die once" send-off.
• Standout stories: Tim on turning a design hobby into a YouTube channel and hunting down local artists on his travels; Toph on nine years of homelessness and addiction turning into a career helping others.
• A childhood-forts tangent (kicked off by Uncle Corvus) took over the middle of the show and had half the room planning to build one that night.
• Toph's Oreo-cream-stacking confession, Slick Ric's shameless engagement-farming intro, and the "picking stuff up, putting it back down" bit were the comic peaks.
• Housekeeping: a follow-on Space ("reinvisioning web3") at 12:10, and Trend Scalez announced a free-mint collection for the Winner Circle community.

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