[00:09 - 19:02]The audio begins with a song called "So You You You"

[19:31 - 30:32]The song also includes the phrase "So So" and "You Go Go"

[31:00 - 32:20]The first flight in the area of Discovery and the shuttle has cleared the time.

[32:27 - 45:50]The shuttle has cleared the time multiple times.

[46:08 - 47:51]BuildSpace has seen a diverse and unprecedented range of ideas and projects this season.

[47:21 - 50:50]Participants are encouraged to support and collaborate with each other, as well as share their ideas on social media.

[48:17 - 51:06]BuildSpace is grateful for the trust of their participants and the small team in the back is working hard to keep up with the overwhelming amount of interactions.

[50:25 - 53:48]Anish's success shows that you never know what will happen until you put your idea out there.

[53:48 - 56:31]An example of this is Anish, who quickly built and launched his website for AI debates, which has gained over 20,000 users in a short time.

[53:57 - 58:54]Anish's success shows that you never know what will happen until you put your idea out there.

[56:37 - 59:51]BuildSpace emphasizes the importance of taking action and not overcomplicating the process.

[59:51 - 1.00:52]Anish's success shows that you never know what will happen until you put your idea out there.

[1.00:52 - 1.02:17]BuildSpace reminds participants to not let fear hold them back and to just take the first shot.

[1.01:36 - 1.04:57]Anish's success shows that you never know what will happen until you put your idea out there.

[1.02:17 - 1.07:41]The speaker encourages the audience to be creative and think about what their own toy version could be.

[1.02:46 - 1.04:02]The speaker shares examples of people working on different projects, such as a recipe finder and a fitness brand, and emphasizes that there is no one right way to approach a toy version.

[1.02:46 - 1.05:03]An example of this is Anish, who quickly built and launched his website for AI debates, which has gained over 20,000 users in a short time.

[1.03:04 - 1.05:03]The speaker explains the concept of a "toy version" of an idea that can be built in a week.

[1.07:05 - 1.10:55]The speaker discusses famous examples of toy versions, such as J.K. Rowling's early drafts of Harry Potter and Taylor Swift's voice memo recordings of songs.

[1.07:28 - 1.11:32]They also mention James Cameron's early storyboards for Avatar and the first version of Super Smash Brothers.

[1.07:42 - 1.08:58]The speaker discusses famous examples of toy versions, such as J.K. Rowling's early drafts of Harry Potter and Taylor Swift's voice memo recordings of songs.

[1.11:33 - 1.16:21]The speaker shares examples of people working on different projects, such as a recipe finder and a fitness brand, and emphasizes that there is no one right way to approach a toy version.

[1.12:14 - 1.15:18]They mention a tool called Sage that they and a partner built in a week, which often crashed but was still an important step in their idea.

[1.12:56 - 1.13:47]The speaker explains the concept of a "toy version" of an idea that can be built in a week.

[1.14:56 - 1.17:25]They mention a tool called Sage that they and a partner built in a week, which often crashed but was still an important step in their idea.

[1.15:05 - 1.20:32]The speaker encourages the audience to be creative and think about what their own toy version could be.

[1.15:43 - 1.19:41]The speaker shares examples of people working on different projects, such as a recipe finder and a fitness brand, and emphasizes that there is no one right way to approach a toy version.

[1.18:53 - 1.24:10]They mention that for those who already have a prototype out in the world, there is always room to continue improving and evolving the idea.

[1.22:10 - 1.26:45]The speaker encourages the audience to be creative and think about what their own toy version could be.

[1.23:51 - 1.24:26]They suggest making a big push in the upcoming week to advance their idea.

[1.23:51 - 1.26:37]The speaker explains the concept of a "toy version" of an idea that can be built in a week.

[1.24:27 - 1.26:45]One person is working on a video creation bootcamp and the audience shares ideas for a toy version of this idea.

[1.24:33 - 1.29:38]The speaker emphasizes the importance of thinking about a toy version that can be built within a week.

[1.26:15 - 1.28:31]Another person is working on a drone to map soil nutrient density and the audience suggests making a prototype of the software.

[1.26:59 - 1.28:38]They suggest pretending to be a drone and taking videos to test the concept.

[1.28:39 - 1.30:28]Another person is working on a skincare line based on ancient beauty rituals and the audience suggests creating a sample of the first product.

[1.29:14 - 1.34:00]The speaker emphasizes the importance of thinking about a toy version that can be built within a week.

[1.30:00 - 1.35:31]The speaker introduces several more ideas, including an app for diabetics, a social media platform for foodies, and a crochet tutorial series.

[1.32:35 - 1.33:41]The speaker emphasizes the importance of thinking about a toy version that can be built within a week.

[1.34:07 - 1.36:23]One person is working on a video creation bootcamp and the audience shares ideas for a toy version of this idea.

[1.36:10 - 1.40:04]The speaker emphasizes the importance of thinking about a toy version that can be built within a week.

[1.36:23 - 1.41:20]One person is working on a video creation bootcamp and the audience shares ideas for a toy version of this idea.

[1.38:00 - 1.45:00]The speaker emphasizes the importance of thinking about a toy version that can be built within a week.

[1.39:19 - 1.47:04]They suggest making a big push in the upcoming week to advance their idea.

[1.45:00 - 1.47:15]The speaker shares details about the upcoming in-person event, including free registration and discounted hotel deals.

[1.45:25 - 1.46:18]They mention that visa cover letters can be provided upon request.

[1.47:16 - 1.55:47]They end the talk with a playful exchange about their appearance and introduce two team members before signing off.

[1.56:09 - 2.25:08]The speaker expresses nervousness before ending the livestream

[2.24:29 - 2.25:00]The speaker ends the livestream and announces a new one will start

[2.24:36 - 2.24:44]The new livestream will include lecture two and updated information