Shortly after I hear screaming and shouts of terror from the background #knickerbocker

Shortly after I hear screaming and shouts of terror from the background #knickerbocker
Im starting to hear more background noises almost like I am in the setting of a resturant with chatter and clanking of silverware in the background. Like the piano and violin are the entertainment in a resturant. #knickerbocker
As I continue to listen, I hear a women talking about "knickerbocker glory" followed by what sounds like an orchestra. #knickerbocker
In the beginning of the video, I hear birds chirping and nature like sounds. #knickerbocker
These sound effects and audio with the random lady making noise/singing and the somewhat creepy music in the back is starting to frighten me. I am also wondering and wanting to know what "knickerbocker glory" is. #knickerbocker
Where did this random monologue of a women talking about ice cream randomly come from? and what does it have to do with the previous sound effects? #knickerbocker
the dialogue around 4:35 to 4:45 is very confusing and hard to translate. I have no clue what was said all I think I understood was the word Japanese. #knickerbocker
The sound effects and atmospheric noise makes me feel like I am entering somewhere magical and super calm. Like a disney movie. #knickerbocker
the sound of the ocean, a violin(?) being played and a woman singing in the background. Makes me feel as if I'm in a memory where I'm at the beach with my loved ones and enjoying life #knickerbocker
i like how the podcast at 4m23s starts off with birds chirping and a woman speaking in a language I don't understand #knickerbocker
The sound of the music and kids screaming with excitement was so random, but it definitely adds a lot to the mood and how excited the author really is. #soundstudy #knickerbocker
I feel like I’m really aware of the spoon clattering sounds while the music is playing. It’s something that just keeps standing out to me especially as it gets louder. #knickerbocker
The violin feels really calming and soothing. Also the waves in the background add to the calmness of the overall mood when I hear the music. #knickerbocker
I like the background sound every time there’s a transition. It makes it feel like the previous scene is complete and I feel fully immersed in what is currently happening. #knickerbocker
Maybe my memory is horrible, but it feels like the dialogue talks about an entirely different topic every single time the narrator speaks...?
The music is VERY VERY jazz like, which I'm not sure if this fits the whole ice cream theme, but sounds cool anyway!
I'm still very confused around the 5:30 mark, what does waves hitting the shore & what sounds like a saxophone have anything to do with ice cream???
I think the background noise from 4:23 to around the 5:00 mark was confusing to me, since it went from birds in the quiet to ice cream.
at the 4:35 mark, the language/dialogue is quite overstimulating to try to even understand while theres some sort of tweeting bird in the background
#knickerbocker I am having such a hard time understanding what this is even about, its like story telling, but then silence, idrk its starting to make me uncomfortable