[00:00 - 01:49]They talk about the funny moment when one of them was hooked on stage.

[00:42 - 04:26]They discuss their thoughts on having kids and freezing eggs.

[03:12 - 03:59]They introduce themselves and their podcast.

[04:27 - 07:09]They discuss their thoughts on having kids and freezing eggs.

[06:39 - 08:58]One of the group members shares an embarrassing story about getting an IUD.

[08:47 - 11:21]They talk about the funny moment when one of them was hooked on stage.

[08:59 - 10:17]They were impressed that it felt like an actual award show, with jokes poking fun at streamers like they do in Hollywood.

[10:17 - 11:27]They discuss the poor sound at the venue and taking home souvenirs.

[10:17 - 12:50]They mention a moment where someone couldn't hear the hosts for half of the show.

[11:27 - 14:36]One of the members shares a story about her boyfriend stealing a spoon from a fancy restaurant.

[11:27 - 16:21]They were impressed that it felt like an actual award show, with jokes poking fun at streamers like they do in Hollywood.

[12:13 - 13:38]They talk about the funny moment when one of them was hooked on stage.

[14:19 - 16:10]They talk about the use of "you're a grown man/woman" as an insult.

[14:45 - 17:33]They briefly mention a controversy involving a tweet about a streamer's persona and people attacking them.

[16:40 - 18:31]They discuss the lackluster clips shown at the awards, particularly in the music and Among Us categories.

[18:31 - 22:37]They were impressed that it felt like an actual award show, with jokes poking fun at streamers like they do in Hollywood.

[20:20 - 21:34]They mention the viewer count and speculate about future events.

[22:06 - 23:35]They mention a moment where someone couldn't hear the hosts for half of the show.

[23:35 - 24:51]They discuss the COVID precautions taken at the event and praise the organizer, Cutie Cinderella.

[24:52 - 27:07]They were impressed that it felt like an actual award show, with jokes poking fun at streamers like they do in Hollywood.

[24:57 - 26:48]The speakers discuss their opinions on the Streamer Awards event, with one person saying it was a great event and another saying it was funny and meta.

[25:29 - 27:41]They were impressed that it felt like an actual award show, with jokes poking fun at streamers like they do in Hollywood.

[25:47 - 28:06]The speaker is watching a video and talking about how she appeared on stage and how it felt like a blur to her

[28:06 - 30:03]They talk about hosting more events including a fairy tea party and a masquerade ball

[29:07 - 29:46]The speaker mentions a specific moment in the video where she and another person made a funny noise

[30:04 - 30:59]The speaker talks about her childhood role models and her desire to look like Megan Fox

[30:43 - 31:58]They discuss the media's portrayal of "ugly" or "plain" girls and how it can be damaging

[31:36 - 34:50]The speaker talks about her childhood role models and her desire to look like Megan Fox

[35:00 - 37:22]They then discuss the movie "Jennifer's Body" and its reception, mentioning its good message but also its campiness

[36:17 - 39:01]Mention of another movie, human centipede, and how it is outlandish and gross

[36:28 - 37:22]Person discussing movie they recently watched

[36:36 - 39:07]Discussion about watching the movie and being curious about it

[37:23 - 38:30]The conversation shifts to the movie "Teeth" and how it was strange and unenjoyable for the speaker.

[38:49 - 40:26]Mention of a YouTube channel that recaps movies

[39:52 - 40:38]Person discussing movie they recently watched

[40:38 - 41:32]Mention of a movie called "Turning Red" and confusion about what it is

[41:03 - 41:38]Explanation of "Turning Red" being a coming-of-age movie about puberty

[41:39 - 41:59]Recommends movie, but doesn't personally like it

[41:45 - 43:20]Mention of watching "Encanto" in different languages

[41:59 - 43:55]Discussion about the movie "Encanto" and love for it

[42:45 - 43:12]Person discussing movie they recently watched

[42:53 - 44:01]Mention of a YouTube channel that recaps movies

[44:02 - 45:31]Mention of a villain in the movie, Dolores, and analysis of her character

[45:32 - 46:26]Mention of a YouTube channel that recaps movies

[45:45 - 46:45]Person discussing movie they recently watched

[45:51 - 47:30]Discussion about a test question involving a rectangle and birds/planets

[46:54 - 48:08]Mention of being bad at school and preferring music over other subjects.

[46:54 - 48:31]Other individual discusses their college experience, including failing a class due to illness and lack of help from professor

[47:02 - 47:51]College experience discussion between two individuals

[47:02 - 48:02]Discussion about a test question involving a rectangle and birds/planets

[47:10 - 48:02]Switching majors and playing catch up

[48:02 - 50:26]Dislike of other prerequisites, specifically English

[49:51 - 51:42]Discussion of fanfiction, including writing and reading spicy fanfic

[50:33 - 51:48]College experience discussion between two individuals

[50:56 - 52:01]Discussion of Pokémon and Harry Potter fanfic

[51:48 - 53:44]First animated crushes discussed, including Zuko, Sasuke, and Roy Mustang

[53:44 - 54:29]Introduction to fanfic through reading popular fanfic list

[54:29 - 55:57]Mention of "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality" fanfic

[54:41 - 54:59]One individual discusses their experience at OTK school

[55:20 - 56:09]Mention of "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality" fanfic

[55:44 - 57:12]Discussion of Tumblr and introduction to spicy content through GIFs

[56:59 - 57:30]Mention of "yiffing" in furry community and Snoop Dogg's involvement

[57:12 - 57:30]The conversation briefly touches on serial killers, with the speaker mentioning a Japanese man who studied abroad and ate one of his classmates.

[57:31 - 57:48]The speaker mentions Snoop Dogg joining FaZe, a week or two ago

[57:48 - 58:51]The speaker mentions wanting to get other celebrities like Zendaya, Jack Black, Michael Cera, Seth Rogen, and Jonah Hill to join OTV

[58:52 - 59:39]The conversation briefly touches on serial killers, with the speaker mentioning a Japanese man who studied abroad and ate one of his classmates.

[59:24 - 1.01:18]The conversation shifts to talking about celebrity couples, specifically Tom Holland and Zendaya, as well as Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly

[1.00:57 - 1.02:41]The speaker shares a story from high school about a couple who would do inappropriate things during lunch

[1.02:58 - 1.04:03]The group discusses which celebrities they would want to be friends with and mention Hayley Williams from Paramore, Donald Glover, and Danny Pudi

[1.03:42 - 1.06:07]The conversation briefly touches on serial killers, with the speaker mentioning a Japanese man who studied abroad and ate one of his classmates.

[1.04:44 - 1.06:01]They mention a case in Japan where a man consumed a woman's flesh and is now living freely in a small apartment.

[1.05:20 - 1.06:07]The conversation turns to other similar cases, such as the torture and murder of a girl named Junko by four men.

[1.05:43 - 1.06:22]They discuss the possibility of encountering serial killers in everyday life.

[1.06:22 - 1.06:47]The speaker shares a story about a girl who was murdered by someone posing as an Uber driver.

[1.06:48 - 1.07:50]The conversation touches on the topic of Apple AirTags being used for tracking and potential dangers.

[1.07:34 - 1.09:40]They discuss the possibility of encountering serial killers in everyday life.

[1.08:56 - 1.09:50]The group discusses the correlation between missing persons cases and national parks, as well as the possibility of feral people living in the caves under the parks.

[1.09:22 - 1.09:28]The speaker expresses curiosity about how one would become a "tunnel person."

[1.09:28 - 1.11:18]The group discusses the correlation between missing persons cases and national parks, as well as the possibility of feral people living in the caves under the parks.

[1.09:50 - 1.11:56]The podcast moves on to viewer questions, with one mentioning a strange man on YouTube who uploads videos about hiccups.

[1.09:56 - 1.10:42]They mention a case of a family found dead in a national park due to dehydration.

[1.10:28 - 1.10:33]The speaker and their friend discuss their fascination with true crime podcasts and articles.

[1.10:58 - 1.11:44]They mention an underground community in New York that lives off-grid in tunnels.

[1.11:56 - 1.12:39]The speaker expresses curiosity about how one would become a "tunnel person."

[1.12:06 - 1.13:46]The podcast moves on to viewer questions, with one mentioning a strange man on YouTube who uploads videos about hiccups.

[1.12:26 - 1.12:33]The speaker expresses curiosity about how one would become a "tunnel person."

[1.12:45 - 1.13:24]The conversation shifts to the speaker's upbringing in a quiet suburban neighborhood due to their parents being robbed in the Bronx and Queens.

[1.13:24 - 1.13:38]They mention Aquafina and her distinct voice.

[1.13:46 - 1.15:55]The conversation turns to other similar cases, such as the torture and murder of a girl named Junko by four men.

[1.13:46 - 1.17:12]She wonders if it's okay for a guy to compliment a woman's body, such as her thighs, when genuinely appreciating it from an aesthetic point of view

[1.13:53 - 1.15:48]The speaker and their friend discuss their fascination with true crime podcasts and articles.

[1.15:55 - 1.16:17]The speaker expresses curiosity about how one would become a "tunnel person."

[1.16:17 - 1.16:24]The podcast moves on to viewer questions, with one mentioning a strange man on YouTube who uploads videos about hiccups.

[1.16:53 - 1.19:16]They mention that for some people, like artists, it may be more acceptable to comment on specific body parts

[1.16:59 - 1.18:27]She wonders if it's okay for a guy to compliment a woman's body, such as her thighs, when genuinely appreciating it from an aesthetic point of view

[1.19:35 - 1.20:50]The discussion ends with a humorous mention of sensitive nipples and pasties.

[1.19:35 - 1.21:06]Group of friends discussing Olympic sports they could potentially excel in

[1.19:47 - 1.20:58]They discuss various Olympic sports, including winter and summer options

[1.19:56 - 1.20:10]One friend mentions they have not watched the Olympics much

[1.20:51 - 1.21:57]They mention that for some people, like artists, it may be more acceptable to comment on specific body parts

[1.21:07 - 1.21:50]They mention the dedication and strict lifestyle required for Olympians

[1.21:51 - 1.21:57]They talk about their own experiences with track and field events in school

[1.21:57 - 1.23:01]Group of friends discussing Olympic sports they could potentially excel in

[1.21:57 - 1.23:14]She wonders if it's okay for a guy to compliment a woman's body, such as her thighs, when genuinely appreciating it from an aesthetic point of view

[1.22:17 - 1.23:01]The discussion ends with a humorous mention of sensitive nipples and pasties.

[1.23:01 - 1.24:26]They mention that for some people, like artists, it may be more acceptable to comment on specific body parts

[1.23:32 - 1.24:13]One friend mentions they have not watched the Olympics much

[1.24:01 - 1.25:27]The discussion ends with a humorous mention of sensitive nipples and pasties.

[1.24:33 - 1.24:43]They agree that it's best to keep compliments general, such as "you look great" or "keep up the good work"

[1.24:33 - 1.25:43]They talk about their own experiences with track and field events in school

[1.25:44 - 1.26:14]They briefly discuss barefoot running and how our feet are not designed for modern shoes

[1.26:14 - 1.27:18]They talk about their own experiences with track and field events in school

[1.28:19 - 1.31:38]They suggest playing volleyball as a group and potentially making it a series for their channel

[1.30:37 - 1.31:32]Other potential sports mentioned include softball, baseball, ping pong, badminton, and dodgeball

[1.31:14 - 1.32:17]The podcast ends with some lighthearted banter and a mention of one of the friends needing to use the bathroom.

[1.31:56 - 1.32:03]They wrap up the podcast and mention donating this month's channel revenue to Ukraine