In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines Christianity's internal contradictions—particularly how progressive Christians invoke Jesus's radical acceptance of the marginalized and his rejection of institutional authority, while themselves abandoning Christian frameworks entirely. The show treats Christianity not as doctrine to adopt but as cultural mythology with real psychological and social consequences, especially regarding spiritual authority, trauma, and who gets centered in spiritual spaces.
Episodes (4)

The Last Hurrah? Naaah Psyches Not Going No Where cultcodex.me
Psyche discusses drama with guests, spiritual trafficking accusations, and welcomes a new panelist named Glaze in episode 408 of the Cult of Psyche podcast.

What your DNA and the Bible say you should eat ' trying a 'biblical' ancestral diet
Psyche discusses his experience with a 'biblical' ancestral diet, inspired by his DNA test results and readings from the Bible, and shares his passion for cooking lamb over an open fire. He explores the connection between his ancestry and the foods mentioned in the Bible.

Incredible Story of Lions Rescuing a Kidnapped Girl
Psyche shares a story about a kidnapped girl who was rescued by a pride of lions in Africa. The lions attacked the kidnappers and kept an eye on the girl until she was rescued.

Jesus & Rejection A Paradox for Believers
Psyche explores the paradox of individuals who cite Jesus's acceptance of marginalized people and rejection of religious authority, yet reject Jesus and religious discourse themselves.
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