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106 episodes in this series

The episode features a casual conversation about appearance and costume choices, with references to Robocop and Cindy Lauper. The discussion is lighthearted and focuses on the participants' outfits.

Psyche discusses navigating chaos and when to engage with or ignore problematic situations in this solo episode. He shares his thoughts on minding one's own business and dealing with craziness.

Episode 371 features a balloon animal making competition with participants including Sandman, where judges evaluate creations based on size and facial expressions. The competition sparks discussions about the quality of the balloon animals.

A heated conversation unfolds as accusations of lying about workplace dress code policies escalate tensions between participants. The discussion becomes confrontational, with personal attacks and demands for apologies.

Crystal suddenly leaves the group setting, prompting speculation and discussion among the remaining participants about her recent behavior and comments about someone named Beatas.

Episode 368 features a confrontation between guests with conflicting views, including boasts about yachts. The discussion quickly escalates into a heated exchange with offensive language.

In this episode, a streamer politely declines a kiss request from someone, stating that their kisses are reserved for their lady. The exchange is notable for its chivalrous charm.

In episode 366, Psyche performs a mystical tarot reading, unveiling secrets through the smoky aura. The episode features Psyche as the sole host and performer of the reading.

Psyche discusses a military member's involvement in the Church of Satan and a past appearance on Oprah, with an unexpected interruption by a cat fight. The conversation touches on religious freedom in the military.

Psyche spills coffee on his stage, blaming his cat Tricks, and attempts to calmly deal with the situation. The episode is a brief, lighthearted moment in the podcast.

A caller exposes a man who deceived multiple women, including herself, with lies about his financial status and relationships. The man's behavior and actions are discussed in detail, revealing a pattern of manipulation and dishonesty.

Psyche/Trix interacts with his cat Little Dickens in a brief episode, discussing potential plans for the evening. The episode is notable for its casual and informal tone.

A panelist becomes upset after being called a 'witch' and demands to be removed as a moderator, leading to a heated confrontation. The situation escalates, with the panelist expressing distress and anger towards Psyche.

Psyche shares a brief anecdotal conversation about someone vomiting at a freeway exit. The conversation revolves around a past incident where someone threw up at an exit off the freeway.

Episode 358 discusses the concept of non-lethal warfare through information manipulation, where control is achieved by influencing the processing of information. The episode explores this idea as a means of conducting wars without destruction or harm.

The episode features a comedic misunderstanding about albino delicacies, where the host clarifies he intends to sell them, not eat them. The conversation is lighthearted and humorous, with a brief exchange about the host's intentions.

Episode 356 explores the concept of fetishes, specifically the psychology behind individuals who pay to be disrespected or treated in degrading ways. The host, Psyche, discusses the topic with an implicit guest, sharing research on fetishes.

In episode 355, Psyche has a casual conversation with friends about the challenges of concealing flatulence on first dates and shares humorous tactics for doing so. The discussion revolves around the early stages of dating relationships and the comfort level needed to be oneself.

The live stream episode descended into chaos with heated confrontations and technical difficulties, culminating in the disappearance of 'Bronzeburg' from the stream. The episode featured intense exchanges and challenges between participants.

The hosts engage in a comedic debate about who would be top donors to a phone line service, joking about community members and their hypothetical willingness to pay $4.99 per minute.

The episode discusses channel promotion drama and a mic being cut during a collaborative streaming situation, with Psyche and others exchanging comments about channel mentions and a sudden mic cut.

Episode 351 of the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast features a heated and confrontational exchange between multiple participants, with extensive profanity and personal insults. The discussion quickly devolves into a battle of insults.

The episode discusses a planned trip to Louisiana to visit 'Big Nisha' for gumbo, with relationship complications and concerns about how the host's girlfriend will react. The conversation is casual and exploratory, touching on boundaries and relationships.

The episode discusses a traumatic incident where someone allegedly exposed themselves to Beeta during a phone call. Beeta was left traumatized by the experience.
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