In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats cultural differences as lived reality rather than abstract concept, weaving them into conversations about embodiment, comfort, and everyday life. The show uses concrete examples—from bathing customs to currency—to examine how culture shapes our instinctive reactions and assumptions, often revealing deeper insights about shame, normalcy, and the arbitrary nature of social conditioning.
Episodes (4)

Why some cultures are comfortable being naked Turkish oil wrestling, Turkish Russian baths and Kore
Episode 775 discusses cultural attitudes toward nudity in various contexts, including Turkish oil wrestling, Russian baths, and Korean saunas. The host, Psyche, explores the idea of being comfortable with nudity in different cultures.

How upbringing shapes body shame and comfort with communal showers and saunas
The episode discusses how upbringing influences comfort levels with nudity in communal spaces like saunas and gym showers, with the host sharing personal experiences of feeling shy due to lack of exposure to group showers in school. The conversation touches on cultural differences and how they impact individual comfort levels.

Cultural Differences in Currency Quarters vs Loonies
The episode discusses cultural differences in currency, specifically comparing quarters to loonies, and features interpersonal drama among participants. The conversation takes a casual tone, with participants sharing their thoughts and engaging in lighthearted banter.

I'm Back Open Panel Tarot and Cats
Psyche returns with an open panel discussion on tarot readings and cats as guides and totems, featuring a conversation with multiple guests.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
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