In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats documentation as essential infrastructure for both personal protection and community accountability, particularly when addressing harassment, coordinated attacks, or interpersonal conflicts within the community. The show emphasizes that evidence gathering (call logs, screen recordings, timestamps) serves as a counterweight to bad-faith actors and trolls who exploit gaps in memory or plausible deniability, making documentation a form of spiritual and practical self-defense.
Episodes (3)

Beeta and Alexandra Recovery Group: Your Turn to Tell Your Story
Psyche opens with original songs about resilience and identity, then addresses ongoing conflicts with Beeta and Alexandra, discussing allegations, moderation decisions, and inviting affected parties to share their perspectives.

The Psychological Warfare of the Internet
Psyche delivers a digital survival guide examining the evolution of internet trolls from attention-seekers to coordinated threat actors, emphasizing documentation, boundaries, and strategic indifference as defense mechanisms.

When calls didn't stop: my ICU phone log
A guest recounts the overwhelming volume of calls and texts received during their ICU hospitalization, describing how a specific person repeatedly contacted them at all hours despite knowing they were critically ill and unable to respond.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside documentation and evidence
