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Psyche tests the Prism Live Studio streaming platform for the first time, doing a vertical IRL stream where he walks to Starbucks, orders coffee and food, and explores the platform's features and effects while chatting with viewers.
This episode features Psyche experimenting with Prism Live Studio, a new streaming platform, during an in-real-life (IRL) walk to get coffee and breakfast. The bulk of the stream is Psyche navigating the platform's various visual effects and filters—initially overwhelming himself with decorative overlays before learning to turn them off. He discusses the advantages and disadvantages of vertical streaming without a panel, noting that while it's calmer and he enjoys the break from managing guest interactions, he misses having panelists to bounce off of when he runs out of things to say solo. During his walk, Psyche reflects on building community across multiple platforms, dealing with trolls, and his approach to streaming on different services. He also enjoys the improved video quality from his new phone and observes local wildlife and landmarks near his neighborhood, including a 9/11 memorial and various birds. The stream serves primarily as a technical test of Prism's capabilities rather than a structured tarot reading or consciousness discussion typical of the show.
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A spooky post-Halloween livestream where Psyche encounters persistent technical difficulties while attempting tarot readings and panel discussions, eventually managing to perform readings despite frustrations.
Psyche returns from a break to showcase his new Codex website and Psychiverse community platform, while discussing his "Quantum Scary Tales" project—short stories that blend familiar fairy tales with Twilight Zone-style twists.
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Browse era →Wednesday morning open panel discussion featuring Psyche, Helloero, and Easy, covering casual banter about show management, appearance commentary, and brief occult/philosophical tangents about demons and symbolism.
