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The episode 'Crashing Out: The Struggles We Face' marks the beginning of the Cult of Psyche podcast series, but the provided transcript only contains the word 'Maggots' repeated twice at the start.
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The episode starts with the host, Psyche, saying 'Maggots' twice at the beginning of the episode ▶ 0:00. No further discussion or introduction occurs in the provided transcript. The context of 'Maggots' is unclear, and no guests or additional topics are mentioned. The episode's description suggests an exploration of personal struggles, but this is not developed in the given transcript.
The repetition of 'Maggots' at the start of the episode appears to set a somber or provocative tone. This could suggest that the host, Psyche, wants to grab the listener's attention and create an unconventional beginning for the series.
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