Bedcast 006 - "A Briefish-sorta History of Psychology"

from sum/Thin/sumthin/Bedcast · host Darth Niemand

THIRD BEDCAST, LET'S GO. I talk about Psych history, where we're at today, and a few other tidbits along the way. As always, our late friend Bill Hicks plays us out.  Outro soundclip starts at 31:55   ANYWAYS   FOLLOW ME HERE:    Twitter: @sumBedcast  Instagram: sumbedcast   Email: [email protected]

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THIRD BEDCAST, LET'S GO. I talk about Psych history, where we're at today, and a few other tidbits along the way. As always, our late friend Bill Hicks plays us out. Outro soundclip starts at 31:55 ANYWAYS FOLLOW ME HERE: Twitter: @sumBedcast Instagram: sumbedcast Email: [email protected]

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