Summary
A legendary recurring figure in the Cult of Psyche community known for accidentally hosting marathon panels, weekly crash-outs, conspiracy theories, imaginary twins, and generous chaos. Celebrated as a folk hero of the streaming format.
Episodes (6)

I Can't Unsee What This Artist Created #AIart
This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast explores performance art that blurs the lines between reality and the supernatural, focusing on haunting artistic expressions. The host, Psyche, discusses the work of an artist who creates unsettling and thought-provoking pieces.

YURRRRRD Dum Dum Its Ghostoberfest!
Psyche hosts a special Ghostoberfest episode featuring original music and celebrates community member Ghost, who brings energy and authenticity to the show.

The Four Heifers of the Apocalypse
The Cult of Psyche panel engages in an absurdist comedic riff reimagining the biblical Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as 'the Four Heifers,' with panel members assigned apocalyptic bovine roles.

The Ghost Birthday Song! With Special Appearances by... Christine, Psyche, KZ, Beeta, Samman, Thing
The episode features a celebratory birthday song for community member 'Ghost,' performed as a musical tribute highlighting their legendary status in the Cult of Psyche streaming community, complete with inside jokes about marathon panels, crash-outs, and conspiracy theories.

When Genuine Care Gets Twisted #storytime #drama
Psyche and a guest discuss manipulation and relationship dynamics, touching on community drama and accusations of closeted behavior. The conversation gets dramatic, with the guest sharing their thoughts on the host's interactions with others.

Ghostober: The Rise of the Cult of Psyche
This episode of the Cult of Psyche is a musical tribute to someone called 'Ghost', with performances and lyrics that praise Ghost's character and influence. The episode appears to be a non-traditional discussion, instead focusing on the musical performance.
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