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Psyche discusses technical show management and content moderation challenges, referencing a Marilyn Manson and Hole concert story in a brief episode. The episode touches on the host's experience with running the show and managing controversial topics.
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The episode begins with Psyche discussing the need to take a break and prepare better for running the show ▶ 0:00. He mentions the challenges of managing a live show and dealing with controversy ▶ 0:39. Psyche also talks about his efforts to moderate the conversation and avoid using certain words that are against YouTube policy ▶ 0:50. The episode does not delve deeply into the Marilyn Manson and Hole concert story, but rather uses it as a passing reference ▶ 1:15. The host seems to be reflecting on his experience and looking for ways to improve the show ▶ 0:33.
The episode appears to touch on the theme of navigating challenges and controversies in live show management. Psyche's discussion suggests that he is trying to find a balance between running the show smoothly and dealing with difficult topics. The episode also continues the pattern of Psyche being open about his experiences and thoughts on managing the show.
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You got to take a break. I'll put I'll put it on double. Yeah.
Well, yeah. It was like, you know, and I don't think she was like I was just basically like sometimes I go out and I like go make alcohol and stuff and it's nice sometimes to have someone running, but I should be like maybe prepare better to have like so I can just run the show and stuff like that, you know? We can and we all run our shows like we want to run them and stuff, you know.
Yeah. I know. It's like, you know, so but I think I'll be able to to build um to build back better, right? Big BBB. I'll be able to to get uh get back up, you know. Also, there the controversy like and stuff like that. There was like a lot of people in the rooms the other night and stuff like that. But still, I feel like I have a good like the wolf for I don't know if I'm being like
shadowbanned at all because you know people keep saying like the nword and stuff. I keep saying please don't say that and it's like they're just like oh we're not allowed to say the no it's not. It's like against the YouTube policy. That's why I say that. And it's like so maybe it won't be a strike or something like that, but it's like if the AI reads that that words coming up all the time and stuff like that and they they might shadow B and stuff like that.
Oh, make me over. I'm all I want to be. A walk and study in demon.
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