EPISODES

2026 Streaming Couple of the Year Awards

Psyche opens Episode 1767 with an extended musical/spoken-word piece about identity, fame, and authenticity in the digital age, followed by personal commentary on streaming drama, conflicts with other creators, and the absurdity of online feuds.

Eldo Provides The Receipts: Beeta Doxxed Me

Eldo presents evidence that Beeta has publicly shared his personal information, including his phone number and bank account details.

Stop pretending — we're all rolling in the mud

Psyche discusses the importance of consistency in public personas, arguing that guests who present a moralistic facade but then behave contrary to their stated values face harder criticism than those who are authentically themselves from the start.

I'd never hurt my cats — responding to accusations

Psyche addresses accusations regarding his treatment of cats, defending his care practices and discussing how misrepresented footage can fuel false narratives.

She provided my address and phone number — I was doxxed

Episode 1763 features a heated discussion about doxxing, with the host and panelists addressing accusations of information sharing and personal attacks.

2026 Doxxers of the Year Awards

Episode 1762 features an extended poetic monologue or musical performance exploring themes of identity, public scrutiny, resilience, and reclaiming agency in the face of external judgment and misrepresentation.

Monday Night Live: Open Panel, Hot Takes & Audience Call-Ins

The Two Faces of Alexandra Mayers

Psyche and a co-host dissect the contradictory personas and behaviors of streamer Alexandra Mayers across two source transcripts, examining how she weaponizes savior rhetoric and therapy language to manipulate and control individuals in the online streaming community.

One Rumor, Four Streamers, Total Chaos

A documentary-style examination of how an absurd rumor about a sperm donation solicitation spread across multiple streaming channels, revealing the structural mechanics of how drama is weaponized and monetized in niche streaming communities.

I'm a SURVIVOR, Not a Victim

The Signal Summons Psyche

Psyche presents an original composition exploring themes of autonomy, rejection of external validation, and power found in silence and distance from collective demand.

When Dehumanization Turns Digital Conflict Deadly

Psyche examines how a live streamer named Alexandra uses dehumanization, conspiracy rhetoric, and performative broadcasting to justify planning real-world violence against her perceived online enemies, tracing the cognitive and tactical escalation from digital conflict to premeditated assault.

May You Never Experience the Pain That I Do

Alive

Episode "Alive" features an extended musical performance—a song about resilience, identity, and surviving external judgment and misrepresentation.

Responding to the Crazy Accusations of A.M.

Psyche and his panel respond to accusations made by a person referred to as 'A.M.' (also called 'Alex'), addressing claims of impropriety, financial donations, and interpersonal conflicts within their community.

Going Over Some Things and Revealing the Truth

Going Over Some Things and Revealing the Truth

Anatomy of a Hate Bond

Psyche delivers a deep-dive explainer on 'hate bonds'—psychological phenomena where online communities unite through shared animosity toward a target—using the IRL streaming community as a case study to examine digital conflict mechanics, monetized hostility, and the real-world psychological toll.

Brandon Q Exposed (finale)

Psyche and a guest panel discuss Brandon Q's behavior, presenting video evidence of his actions and debating accountability, credit, and the nature of exposure within their community.

Detailing Threats of Physical Violence by A.M. and Supported by Christine

Psyche addresses serious allegations of threats and criminal intimidation made during a live broadcast by creator Alexandra Mayers (referred to as "AM"), supported by co-hosts including Christine, involving threats of physical violence, doxing, and harassment directed at Psyche and another individual named Bates.

ReVamping: Fiends Become Enemies, Enemies Become Fiiends

Episode 1753 opens with an extended musical performance exploring themes of masks, truth, and personal transformation, followed by Psyche addressing social media conflicts and interpersonal tensions with guests.

The Cult of Psyche: Cultist Orientation

Psyche delivers a foundational orientation on the Cult of Psyche's governing principles, establishing the community's commitment to intellectual humility, egalitarianism, and discovery-driven discourse.

Secret Gateways They Don't Want You to Find

A poetic opening sequence from the Cult of Psyche exploring themes of identity, hidden gateways, masks, and transformation through lyrical meditation.