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In this lighthearted episode, Psyche assigns roles from 'The Witches of Eastwick' to panel participants and community members. The discussion revolves around who fits which role, with some participants expressing their preferences and Psyche offering his insights.
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The episode begins with Psyche referencing the 'Witches of Eastwick' ▶ 0:00 and assigning roles to participants, including Sher, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Susan Sarandon [0:02-0:08]. A participant is assigned the role of Share ▶ 0:18 and offers to get a tattoo to symbolize their loyalty [0:21-0:33]. Another participant, Jamie Rose, is considered for the role of Share or Susan Sarandon [0:55-1:01]. Psyche suggests that there could be multiple witches of Eastwick and that participants can fight over the roles [1:03-1:08]. At ▶ 1:15, a participant is deemed the 'head witch of the coven', and Psyche compares himself to Jack Nicholson [1:21-1:23].
The episode appears to be an exercise in creative expression and community engagement, with Psyche using the 'Witches of Eastwick' theme as a framework for discussion and role-playing. The conversation suggests that the participants are invested in the theme and are having fun exploring the different roles and characters.
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It's really like the witches of Eastwick where I'm here with Sher Michelle Fiper and um Susan Sandon and they're all these right >> is definitely Michelle Fiper. >> Is Sher and so so so Diamond is Susan Sandon, right? Yeah, >> you're Share. Yeah, Peta is Sher for sure.
>> Draw a tattoo say BKG and a picture of like like a like an angry cat and that's and I'll get that tattooed on myself. any more beta wants me to. That's that's for my loyalty, right? That's how much I love beta. >> I'm going to send you some What was
that? Secret. Come up here and I'll show you my secret. >> Can you do that for me? Um Mer. >> Yeah. Jamie Rose wants to be share. I think Jamie Rose is more Susan Sandon or something like that. But but right now um yeah I don't know there could be a
fourth witch of witch of vastwick. There gonna be like a thousand witches of eastwick but but uh yeah you can fight over a share but I think I think beta is a is like more of a share but personally but >> yeah you're share you're like the head witch of of the of the coven right. >> Thanks a lot. >> No you're the you're the gang I'm gonna say you're the gang leader. I'm like Jack Nicholson.
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