[00:03 - 01:09]The hosts take a moment to look back on their favorite moments from the first year of the Smoshcast, starting from the beginning and working through chronologically.

[00:39 - 02:00]They have learned a lot about each other and hope their audience has learned something about them and the world.

[02:07 - 02:50]Courtney shares her personal journey and realization of her sexuality, and talks about the importance of normalizing different sexualities and mental health struggles.

[02:25 - 04:28]Damien also shares his experience with coming to terms with his own sexuality.

[03:57 - 04:16]The first clip features Courtney, Damien, and Ian discussing sexuality and coming out.

[04:28 - 06:24]The conversation also touches on the topic of homophobia and the importance of tolerance and acceptance.

[04:39 - 05:23]Damien also shares his experience with coming to terms with his own sexuality.

[05:23 - 06:19]They have learned a lot about each other and hope their audience has learned something about them and the world.

[05:49 - 06:03]The conversation also touches on the topic of homophobia and the importance of tolerance and acceptance.

[06:04 - 06:13]The first clip features Courtney, Damien, and Ian discussing sexuality and coming out.

[06:24 - 06:52]Courtney shares her personal journey and realization of her sexuality, and talks about the importance of normalizing different sexualities and mental health struggles.

[06:52 - 08:41]They also address the issue of labeling and the importance of allowing people to figure out their own identities.

[07:31 - 09:52]They have learned a lot about each other and hope their audience has learned something about them and the world.

[07:37 - 08:28]Courtney shares her personal journey and realization of her sexuality, and talks about the importance of normalizing different sexualities and mental health struggles.

[09:25 - 10:01]They have learned a lot about each other and hope their audience has learned something about them and the world.

[10:02 - 10:07]The episode ends with a discussion about having in-depth conversations with the team about sensitive topics.

[10:08 - 11:12]The conversation also touches on the topic of homophobia and the importance of tolerance and acceptance.

[10:39 - 11:43]Ian shares his own experience with his ex-partner's cancer diagnosis and the importance of raising awareness and being involved in the community.

[11:37 - 12:22]The audio is from a podcast episode featuring Courtney, Ian, and Matt Pat from Game Theorist.

[11:43 - 12:17]The first clip features Courtney, Damien, and Ian discussing sexuality and coming out.

[11:52 - 12:33]They discuss a bad idea that was pitched to Smosh in the past.

[11:52 - 12:46]The hosts take a moment to look back on their favorite moments from the first year of the Smoshcast, starting from the beginning and working through chronologically.

[11:59 - 12:53]The episode ends with a discussion about having in-depth conversations with the team about sensitive topics.

[12:33 - 13:53]The idea was to create a spinoff called "Black Smosh" with different demographics.

[12:47 - 14:59]The person pitching the idea believed it would appeal to a new audience and wanted to reuse old scripts.

[13:53 - 14:24]They discuss a bad idea that was pitched to Smosh in the past.

[14:59 - 16:25]Courtney and Ian were shocked that the idea was even considered.

[15:35 - 16:03]The idea was to create a spinoff called "Black Smosh" with different demographics.

[16:25 - 17:14]The group also considered other spinoffs, such as "gay Smosh" and "LGBT Smosh."

[16:59 - 17:20]Shane and Monica were both on board with the idea.

[17:21 - 17:33]The conversation then shifts to discussing the idea of "Tinder for hot dogs."

[17:33 - 18:20]They discuss the potential features of the app, such as different types of hot dogs and sauces.

[18:23 - 20:56]The conversation then shifts to discussing the idea of "Tinder for hot dogs."

[20:15 - 20:30]The person pitching the idea believed it would appeal to a new audience and wanted to reuse old scripts.

[20:57 - 22:07]The conversation then shifts to discussing the idea of "Tinder for hot dogs."

[22:07 - 22:14]Eventually, they did create a video featuring the concept of "Tinder for hot dogs."

[22:14 - 23:19]Ian jokes about wanting to date Courtney's sister, making her uncomfortable

[22:41 - 23:00]Ian's sister is proud of him for being single and happy

[23:00 - 24:33]Ian discusses his dating struggles and preferences

[24:01 - 24:20]The group talks about Ian's potential relationship with Courtney's sister

[24:33 - 24:55]Ian jokes about wanting to date Courtney's sister, making her uncomfortable

[24:57 - 26:03]The group talks about Ian's potential relationship with Courtney's sister

[25:12 - 25:47]Ian and Mari discuss the failings of their relationship and what led to their breakup

[26:03 - 26:41]Ian jokes about dating Courtney's older sister, but Courtney is not on board

[26:15 - 27:06]Ian's family only listens to the podcast if he's not on it

[26:44 - 27:52]The group talks about Ian's potential relationship with Courtney's sister

[26:49 - 27:47]Ian jokes about wanting to date Courtney's sister, making her uncomfortable

[27:52 - 27:57]Ian and Mari discuss the failings of their relationship and what led to their breakup

[27:57 - 28:49]The group jokes about Ian marrying Courtney's sister and having Thanksgiving together

[28:56 - 29:51]Ian and Mari discuss the failings of their relationship and what led to their breakup

[29:52 - 31:01]The speakers discuss how their relationship started and how they didn't expect to deal with health issues

[30:02 - 31:24]Pam had not told anyone about her cancer history before Ian

[30:33 - 32:19]They discuss how they both tried to imagine scenarios of the other person dying

[32:20 - 34:02]Ian admits that he wasn't as emotionally supportive for Pam while she was in the hospital, which contributed to their relationship ending

[33:00 - 34:39]They discuss how they both tried to imagine scenarios of the other person dying

[34:40 - 35:16]Ian admits that he wasn't as emotionally supportive for Pam while she was in the hospital, which contributed to their relationship ending

[35:17 - 35:52]Ian's work is his defense mechanism and a way to run away from difficult situations

[35:53 - 36:54]Ian admits that he wasn't as emotionally supportive for Pam while she was in the hospital, which contributed to their relationship ending

[36:07 - 36:26]The speakers discuss how their relationship started and how they didn't expect to deal with health issues

[36:54 - 37:41]Pam is a realist while Ian is an optimist, causing a disconnect in their perspectives

[37:03 - 38:15]They discuss the importance of treating someone the way they want to be treated, rather than how you want to be treated.

[38:16 - 38:31]Ian and Pam's openness creates a strong connection between them

[38:32 - 40:10]They talked about a video where the speaker played "two truths one lie" with his ex-girlfriend

[39:42 - 41:56]The lie was supposed to be that he cheated on her, but he accidentally sprayed her with water instead of revealing the lie

[41:40 - 43:55]They talked about a video where the speaker played "two truths one lie" with his ex-girlfriend

[43:31 - 47:58]The speaker and his ex-girlfriend both felt bad about the situation and the ex-girlfriend had to take medication for her anxiety

[45:30 - 47:31]The lie was supposed to be that he cheated on her, but he accidentally sprayed her with water instead of revealing the lie

[46:40 - 47:05]The speaker and his ex-girlfriend both felt bad about the situation and the ex-girlfriend had to take medication for her anxiety

[47:59 - 48:52]The speaker discusses a previous podcast episode with Damien and Shane

[48:07 - 48:52]Starting a podcast requires equipment

[48:52 - 49:56]Therapy can help with insecurities and self-awareness

[48:52 - 51:43]The speaker and his ex-girlfriend both felt bad about the situation and the ex-girlfriend had to take medication for her anxiety

[49:56 - 50:42]The speaker's parents were into fitness and met at a gym

[49:56 - 51:10]Struggle with body image and insecurities

[50:08 - 51:51]The speaker and Shane discuss potential 80s-themed photoshoot ideas for a video

[51:10 - 52:12]Self-criticism and self-doubt

[51:17 - 51:51]Supportive friends and positive environment can help

[51:17 - 53:27]The speaker and his ex-girlfriend both felt bad about the situation and the ex-girlfriend had to take medication for her anxiety

[52:36 - 53:40]Struggle with body image and insecurities

[53:27 - 53:33]Past weight and health issues

[55:10 - 58:59]Pursuing self-improvement can be driven by insecurities

[57:59 - 59:07]Self-criticism and self-doubt

[59:07 - 59:37]Pursuing self-improvement can be driven by insecurities

[59:37 - 1.00:14]Feeling loved and connected can come from focusing on others rather than oneself.

[1.00:15 - 1.00:31]Clip from episode 25 with Kourtney, Noah, and Keith

[1.00:32 - 1.02:46]Keith and Olivia say no to moving desks

[1.00:47 - 1.02:13]Group talk about rearranging the room, some say yes and some say no

[1.00:52 - 1.02:07]Kourtney says she really wants to rearrange the room

[1.02:47 - 1.05:39]Keith takes friendship seriously and feels like it was a betrayal

[1.03:03 - 1.03:57]Keith and Olivia say no to moving desks

[1.03:23 - 1.04:49]Keith takes friendship seriously and feels like it was a betrayal

[1.03:35 - 1.03:48]Group talk about rearranging the room, some say yes and some say no

[1.04:49 - 1.08:10]Keith and Olivia say no to moving desks

[1.05:13 - 1.06:40]Keith takes friendship seriously and feels like it was a betrayal

[1.07:15 - 1.07:41]Keith is upset and feels like Kourtney is playing games

[1.07:29 - 1.10:06]Keith takes friendship seriously and feels like it was a betrayal

[1.09:40 - 1.11:15]They have different communication styles, but both make sure others feel comfortable

[1.10:06 - 1.13:07]Group talk about rearranging the room, some say yes and some say no

[1.11:55 - 1.12:22]They all work in a white-walled office stuck in a room for 8 hours a day

[1.12:29 - 1.14:37]They all grew and learned to coexist with each other, even though they have different personalities

[1.13:27 - 1.14:01]Keith and Olivia say no to moving desks

[1.14:37 - 1.15:19]Keith and Kourtney improvise a scene about being adopted, showing their different communication styles.

[1.14:37 - 1.17:38]Matthew Scott and Damien decided to give intentionally bad performances because they were running behind on time.

[1.15:03 - 1.16:47]They were like a 60s sitcom family, with Kourtney as the teenage genie

[1.15:20 - 1.17:44]The sketch was called "Teeny in a Bottle" and featured a character played by Coco Jones.

[1.15:53 - 1.16:34]Coco Jones had a hard time with the material and the producers were focused on her performance.

[1.15:53 - 1.16:41]There were issues with the girl playing the genie and her negative attitude

[1.17:06 - 1.19:23]Damien watched the footage later and laughed through most of the takes.

[1.19:23 - 1.21:08]In a different episode, Keith opens up about making changes in his life to be happier and healthier.

[1.19:45 - 1.22:08]Despite the struggle, Keith is proud of himself for getting through the hike and plans to continue improving his health.

[1.19:54 - 1.21:24]He mentions gaining weight and needing to eat healthier and drink less alcohol.

[1.21:09 - 1.22:43]He also talks about going on a hike with a friend and feeling like he was going to die because he didn't have good shoes or water.

[1.22:43 - 1.24:54]Keith talks about struggling with being watched and judged by so many people and trying to find his identity.

[1.22:51 - 1.23:43]In a different episode, Keith opens up about making changes in his life to be happier and healthier.

[1.24:35 - 1.28:55]He also talks about going on a hike with a friend and feeling like he was going to die because he didn't have good shoes or water.

[1.28:43 - 1.29:16]Despite the struggle, Keith is proud of himself for getting through the hike and plans to continue improving his health.

[1.28:43 - 1.29:33]She would hang out at dollar stores and other places while waiting for her mom to pick her up from school

[1.29:02 - 1.29:47]She also made friends with a man who did performance art involving putting hooks in his body

[1.29:47 - 1.31:22]She would hang out at dollar stores and other places while waiting for her mom to pick her up from school

[1.30:19 - 1.33:12]She would talk to and befriend the custodian and other interesting people

[1.31:22 - 1.32:53]Olivia's first best friend was the custodian at her school

[1.31:55 - 1.32:59]She would talk to and befriend the custodian and other interesting people

[1.32:12 - 1.32:40]She would hang out at dollar stores and other places while waiting for her mom to pick her up from school

[1.32:59 - 1.33:54]She would also hang out at a bookstore and meet interesting people, including someone who did performance art

[1.33:54 - 1.34:11]Olivia's first best friend was the custodian at her school

[1.34:12 - 1.35:21]Olivia would drive around LA and meet people, including a man who made a documentary about people in the movie "Psycho"

[1.34:44 - 1.34:56]She would talk to and befriend the custodian and other interesting people

[1.34:56 - 1.35:39]She also made friends with a man who did performance art involving putting hooks in his body

[1.35:21 - 1.37:06]She would also hang out at a bookstore and meet interesting people, including someone who did performance art

[1.35:52 - 1.37:30]She also made friends with a man who did performance art involving putting hooks in his body

[1.37:06 - 1.38:27]Podcast episode in which Olivia shares about her childhood and unusual friends