๐•€๐•ค ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ's X Spaces Podcasts

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Friday thangs : OpenChat-The Absolute State of X and more ๐Ÿ‘€

6h 37m 0 AI Summary

Jane, Mike, and Tess on X Spaces discuss the platform's decline, conspiracy theories about Baba faking his death, and why Jane insists he's truly gone. - The group opens with small talk about extreme heat (high 80sโ€“90s) disrupting sleep, then pivots to the "societal decline" of X, where absurd claims like "dead people aren't actually dead" are circulating. - Core topic: fellow X user Tesla and others are spreading the idea that mutual friend Baba faked his deathโ€”a theory Jane calls offensive and manipulative. - Jane counters with evidence: Baba died on Memorial Day, his wife confirmed it, he had been in hospice with serious health problems, and she hasn't heard from him since. - She points out Baba's history of lying (including about his military service), which fuels the skepticism, but insists this time it's real and posting otherwise is "gross." - Jane says she blocked Tesla over the post; if the conspiracy turned out true, she'd "never trust another living being on this earth." - They acknowledge Baba's past double-life behavior, but agree the death claim goes too farโ€”wondering if Martha or a Florida death certificate could settle it for good. - The conversation ends with Jane noting she can legally request the death certificate herself, offering a concrete path to end the speculation. Bottom line: Instead of feeding baseless theories, request the official death certificate and let the facts end the debate.

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Lindsay Clancy: what are your thoughts โ‰๏ธ

4h 49m 0 AI Summary

Israel, AJ, and Dad talk audio-space hosting: being late or rescheduling disrespects listeners, so consistency matters more than perfect content. - Consistency in scheduling Spaces is essential; repeatedly moving or delaying start times shows disrespect to the audience. - Punctuality matters both online and offline: being late for work or a Space signals that your time is more important than others'. - โ€œDadโ€ has deliberately moved away from drama and credits certain pastors for keeping him from chaotic outbursts on the platform. - Israel prefers being a co-host over hosting, feeling more confident and liking having a male presence to manage rowdy crowds. - Instead of forcing a scheduled topic, they decided to open an unplanned open chat to reconnect and catch up. - Scheduling without real follow-through is worse than not scheduling at all. Conclusion: If you can't commit to a regular schedule, skip formal planning and go live casually โ€” but when you do schedule something, show up on time.

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Quick space -whatโ€™s the word ? Letโ€™s catch up๐Ÿ˜ ๐Ÿ‘ฝ ๐Ÿ‘ฟ

2h 28m 0 AI Summary

NFT veterans and women in crypto discuss staying bullish, building community on Robinhood blockchain, and teaching financial literacy to newcomers. - They reflect on being in the NFT space since 2021, never giving up on NFTs or the metaverse, and now seeing a comeback. - They highlight the Robinhood blockchain as "legendary" and a prime opportunity for building real, supportive communities. - They emphasize learning financial literacy, sharing knowledge in bite-size forms, and helping others create legacy wealth for their families. - They talk about the "Honeypots" NFT collection and wanting to unite brilliant women in the space to teach and set an example. - They celebrate women supporting each other with kindness, productive conversations, and coexistence rather than toxicity. - Lighthearted moments include a dream about Dr. Po Chi, phone voice isolation settings, and a Puddle of Mudd song. Keep learning, stay kind, and join the community-building wave on Robinhood blockchain nowโ€”thereโ€™s room to teach, grow, and create real impact.

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