EP.949
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See you in Hell, Queen
This episode features a brief fragment of speech followed by music. It is an unusually short episode with minimal content.
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This episode features a brief fragment of speech followed by music. It is an unusually short episode with minimal content.
Original TransmissionsSummary
The episode, titled 'See you in Hell, Queen', begins with a brief phrase 'Bounce when she' at ▶ 0:00. Immediately after, at ▶ 0:04, music starts playing. The transcript does not reveal any further dialogue or discussion, suggesting the episode's content is largely musical. There are no guests or panel discussions in this episode.
This episode appears to deviate from the typical format of the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast, which often explores tarot readings, consciousness, and occult topics. The absence of substantial dialogue or thematic discussion suggests a possible experimental or transitional episode.
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