In the Psycheverse
Psyche positions empathy as a transformative force and a corrective to shadow-focused thinking—he uses mythological frameworks (Inanna's descent, Sleeping Beauty's terror) to show how genuine empathy reveals deeper truths about suffering and interconnection. He also calls listeners toward radical empathy, asking them to perceive beyond surface judgments and recognize the complexity in everyone.
Episodes (20)
May You Never Experience the Pain That I Do
No transcript available for this episode. Episode title suggests a thematic exploration of suffering, pain, and possibly curse work or protective magic.
Haunted Panel
The episode 'Haunted Panel' features a discussion between Psyche and his guests about their experiences with online drama and trolling. Psyche shares his thoughts on how to handle trolls and the importance of not taking them seriously.
Subscribe to Pebbs and Zaya
Psyche expresses grief and frustration over the death of his friend Danny, and becomes upset with Beeta for mocking his mourning on her show. He also discusses his relationships with other individuals, including Nancy and Michael.
My e-scooter accident — and someone who mocked it
Psyche discusses a personal e-scooter accident from the previous summer and expresses frustration with someone named Ivana who publicly mocked the accident. He also recounts the incident, a mysterious helper, and the aftermath.
Sleeping Beauty: A Cult of Psyche Quantum Scary Tale
Psyche explores the darker psychological and occult themes within the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale through a quantum horror lens, revealing a deeper, more complex story than the traditional narrative. The true curse is not sleep, but the agony of being aware and powerless, and the story is ultimately one of the power of genuine human connection and empathy.
Inannas Descent into the Underworld
In this episode, Psyche retells the ancient Mesopotamian myth of Inanna's descent into the underworld, exploring themes of transformation, ego death, and rebirth. He analyzes the myth as a blueprint for transformation, highlighting the importance of empathy and the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth.
So Good of You to Join Us
In this episode, Psyche delivers a poetic monologue about judgment, perception, and human nature, inviting listeners to look beyond the surface and see the best in everyone. The monologue explores the complexity of human nature and the tendency to focus on negativity and shadows.
Aquarius crosses a line they shouldn't #astrology #shorts #tarot
Psyche delivers a darkly humorous prediction for Aquarius, warning that their innovative potion may have unintended consequences. This warning comes as a caution against innovation without empathy, which can create destructive outcomes.
Love is What Grows (Official Music Video)
This episode features the official music video for the song 'Love is What Grows,' exploring interconnectedness and the karmic nature of our actions. The song's themes emphasize the importance of treating others with kindness and empathy.
What I Discovered About Compassion from My Family's Past #CompassionStories #FamilyLessons
Psyche reflects on his family's past and the importance of treating people with compassion. He shares a lesson learned from his ancestors about not judging others for their different viewpoints.
What Pisces Will Manifest This Halloween (It's Darker Than You Think) #zodiac #prophecy
This Halloween special episode explores Pisces as the 'dream drowner,' discussing their empathic and intuitive nature through mystical imagery and spiritual guidance. The episode delves into a prophecy for Pisces, where their empathy turns prophetic this Halloween.
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.
Alexandra Mayers of I@RLNewstime Why Attacking Psyche is Not Okay: A Call for Kindness
Alexandra Mayers discusses the importance of treating others with kindness and empathy, specifically addressing why attacking someone's psyche is not okay. This episode focuses on promoting kindness towards Psyche.
Weekend Madness Stream Open Panel Tarot and Cats
Psyche hosts an open panel weekend stream discussing recent drama and conflicts within the streaming community, featuring guests including Alex and others.
The Misconceptions of Blindness Breaking Down Stereotypes
Psyche discusses his vision impairment and related health conditions, addressing misconceptions about his blindness. He shares his experiences and challenges, highlighting that his condition is more complex than just being blind.
The Grinch Analogy Real Life Scumbags
The episode discusses the Grinch story as an analogy, with references to seeing good hearts in everyone, and mentions of real-life situations involving theft. The host, Psyche, explores the idea of looking beyond people's actions to find their good hearts.
Why I Get Crap & Loving People My Honest Thoughts
Psyche reflects on receiving criticism despite being a kind person and explores why people may dislike him, emphasizing his philosophy of finding good in everyone. He shares his thoughts on sensitivity and the importance of getting to know others.
IMadness Open Panel Tarot and Cats
The Cult of Psyche episode 'IMadness Open Panel Tarot and Cats' features a discussion on vulnerable populations, ethics, and tangential topics, with host Psyche moderating conversations and addressing disruptive behavior from a panel member. The episode explores themes of respect, empathy, and understanding towards individuals with different abilities and backgrounds.
Last Call Open Panel Tarot and Cats
Psyche hosts a late-night open panel tarot and chat session, discussing recent panel appearances, tarot readings, personal reflections, and negative chat interactions. He apologizes to Emma and expresses his love for her, while also talking about his imperfections and the importance of empathy.
Psyche is Live Tarot Stories and Open Panel
Psyche hosts a livestream episode featuring tarot stories and an open panel discussion, focusing on respect and organization. He reads 'The Ugly Duckling' by Hans Christian Anderson and shares personal anecdotes.
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