Psyche explores the idea that women may be naturally more receptive mediums than men, discussing gender differences in psychic abilities. He shares his thoughts on the topic and mentions various mediums and tarot readers.
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The episode begins with Psyche discussing different mediums and their styles of readings ▶ 0:00. He mentions beta, a medium who uses her diary and poetry for readings ▶ 0:05, and Prairie Page, who has done channeling of deceased people ▶ 0:15. Psyche expresses his opinion that women are more receptive to messages and that being in touch with one's feminine side can increase receptivity ▶ 0:31. The conversation then shifts to a more casual tone, with Psyche discussing his show and offering free tarot readings ▶ 1:15. He also mentions Nick Wayne Johnson, who is not a guest on the show, but is being discussed in a humorous context ▶ 0:46. At ▶ 1:00, Psyche talks about Nick's creative approach to avoiding mowing his parents' grass. The episode continues with Psyche interacting with his audience, asking how everyone is doing ▶ 0:55 and sharing stories about Nick's antics ▶ 0:52.
The episode appears to explore the theme of gender and psychic ability, with Psyche suggesting that women may have a natural advantage when it comes to being receptive to messages. The conversation also touches on the idea of being in touch with one's feminine side and how that can impact one's abilities as a medium. The episode continues the pattern of Psyche exploring controversial topics and sharing his thoughts and opinions with his audience.
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I think um well it's like you know the beta beta is a medium like you know and she she does a different um style of readings through like her her diary and her poetry and I love that and then um Prairie Page is a medium um and she's done a channeling of deceased people before and then that I know um you know and and I know a lot of tarot reader and
like I think tarot readers and I think all women are mediums you know and all men too can be you know I think women are more receptive And so it's like I think the more feminine you're in touch with your feminine side, the more receptive you'll be to messages and things like that. Yeah, you might be the pogo pogo too. Yeah, he's like it's John Wayne Johnson.
Nick Wayne Johnson instead of John Wayne Gasey. Look at him. He's doing cartwheels now. I like when he would flip he would like cartwheel into the the tire and stuff. How's everyone doing? But in G7 say it was funny. Nick's doing a chess move, killing all the grass so
he doesn't have to mow his parents' grass this summer. Exactly right, guys.
Yeah. Well, that's why I do that's why I on my show you can come in like any day and say, "Can I have a um can I have some cards?" And for free I'll do, you know, I'll do it
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