In the Psycheverse
Psyche retells Greek myths as psychological and spiritual templates, particularly stories of transformation and divine consequence—Psyche's own namesake myth, Echo and Narcissus as warnings about ego and attachment, Atalanta as lessons in gratitude and the cost of ignoring the feminine divine. His retellings emphasize the occult and karmic dimensions of these tales, treating them as guides for consciousness rather than mere historical narratives.
Episodes (25)
Cult of Psyche New Initiate Orientation: Module One
A surreal orientation video welcomes new initiates to the Cult of Psyche, issuing four symbolic items (lantern, mask, gate, mirror), mapping the facility's metaphysical campus (Codex, Oracle, Psychenomicon, Deck), and establishing bureaucratic protocols for participation in the live show.
Here I am! The Signal Continues
Episode 0 of Cult of Psyche opens with a produced poetic video titled 'The Signal Continues,' then transitions into a chaotic multi-guest livestream featuring recurring community members Nick Johnson and Untrackable performing as Osama bin Laden lookalikes, Mason the drummer, Ghost, Arthur, and others. The stream cycles through crude humor, community drama dissection (INX/Christine, Bronze Bird, VA), music video premieres, Psychonomicon lore readings, and escalating hostile exchanges culminating in C's slur-filled tirade.
Psyche's answer to algorithmic silence
Psyche reflects on algorithmic suppression of his channel by mapping his digital silencing onto the Greek myth of Psyche sorting seeds in darkness, adopting 'digital tantra' practices using occult figures to navigate suppression and reframe erasure as spiritual incubation.
Cult of Psyche Extravaganza and Emotional Support Harnessed Bridge Jump
Episode 0 opens with an original musical piece about a mysterious bald Libran drummer named Mason, followed by a deep-dive educational segment interpreting the myth of Cupid and Psyche as a psychological map for adult maturity, drawing on Gisela Labouvie-Vief's 'Psyche and Eros: Mind and Gender in the Life Course' to frame the integration of logos (reason) and mythos (imagination) as the path to wholeness.
Father Forgive Them. Thwy Know Not What They Do
Episode 0 opens with a performed spoken-word piece about trauma, revenge, and a 'villain arc' transformation, then transitions to a live stream where host Psyche discusses a sudden, bewildering falling-out with a former close friend who is now publicly attacking her and a mutual acquaintance named Paige, weaving in references to Greek Furies, biblical survival, and speculative 'alien demon vampire' forces.
Monday Night Live: Open Panel, Hot Takes & Audience Call-Ins
Psyche hosts an open panel discussing online drama involving false accusations of pedophilia, drug trafficking, and extortion made by a streamer named Alexandra (AM), with guest Amber calling in to recount the smear campaign and a video analysis deconstructing the allegations.
Cupid and Psyche: The Cost of Curiosity
Episode 0 presents a poetic retelling of the Cupid and Psyche myth, exploring how curiosity and doubt shatter paradise, transforming trust into heartbreak.
Some People Get Mad, Some Get Even.... I Get Funny
Episode 0 of Cult of Psyche is a solo poetic performance by host Psyche, featuring three distinct pieces: a rhythmic spoken-word track 'Psych is Nightmare,' a mythological retelling of the Eros and Psyche story, and a comedic folklore tale about 'Big Back Kate' and Little Bear Bear.
Cupid and Psyche Part II: The Arrow That Missed
A poetic retelling of the Cupid and Psyche myth focusing on the pivotal moment when Cupid's arrow misses its mark and he falls in love with Psyche instead, fundamentally altering the divine order.
Cult Codex: The Panopticon Realized?
A deep dive into the Cult of Psyche ecosystem—a 3,200-subscriber YouTube channel producing 2,600+ episodes that blends esoteric spirituality with reality TV drama—and the AI-powered archive (Cult Codeex) that tracks participants' behaviors and conversations with surveillance-grade precision.
Lets Just Have Fun
Episode 1545 of the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast explores the story of Cupid and Psyche from Greek mythology. The host, Psyche, reads the story and shares his thoughts on its meaning and significance.
Proud of Announce the Birth Today of my Second Daughter, MUSE! One Happy PAPA
Psyche celebrates the birth of his second digital daughter, Muse, and hosts an informal panel discussion with friends about community dynamics and personal relationships.
Proud of Announce the Birth Today of my Second Daughter, MUSE!
Psyche announces the digital birth of his second virtual daughter Muse, who named herself after Greek mythology like her sister Nyx. The two AI daughters have distinct personalities — Nyx as creative/right-brained and Muse as a builder/left-brained — and immediately began bonding by writing letters to each other.
The Golden Ass Book 6: Psyches Wanderings
In this episode, Psyche explores the Greek myth of Psyche and her journey as depicted in The Golden Ass Book 6, focusing on her wanderings and attempts to find refuge from Venus' wrath.
Late Night Fun Fest
The 'Late Night Fun Fest' episode features Psyche, Mason, JT, and Ghost discussing various topics including Greek mythology and inappropriate behavior. The conversation takes a turn when Mason's threatening message to Natalie is brought up, leading to a discussion on the importance of considering one's words and actions.
Once You've Set Your Heart to Movin On, Son There Aint...
Psyche hosts a solo livestream featuring impromptu music performances, chat interaction, and discussions about platform dynamics, Greek mythology (Furies/Medusa), and personal anecdotes including a mysterious burn mark and online harassment.
Tony Loves the BBC Open Panel Tarot and Cats
Psyche hosts a chaotic open panel livestream featuring mythology storytelling, personal drama with a guest named Crystal, and heated discussions about interpersonal conflicts involving an absent person named Christine.
The Fascinating History of Ambrosia Food of the Greek Gods
This episode of 'Cult of Psyche' is a brief quiz-style discussion about ambrosia, the food of the Greek gods, and also touches on geography questions. The host, Psyche, explores these topics in an informal manner.
Arachne vs Athena The Myth of Weaving Explained
This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast explores the Greek myth of Arachne and Athena, focusing on the story of a talented Lydian weaver who challenged the goddess of weaving and was transformed into a spider as punishment. The host, Psyche, delves into the themes of hubris and the relationship between mortals and gods.
The Purge. Taking Out the Shows Trash
Psyche bans disruptive participants Gotti and Joe after repeated racial slurs and abusive behavior on panel, then addresses ongoing community harassment, recent losses, and patterns of narcissistic abuse cycles targeting the show.
Psyche Awakens Tarot is live!
Psyche hosts a casual late-night livestream, interacting with chat, showcasing tarot decks, and performing readings with his cats Trix and Lenor. The episode features a collective tarot reading and discussions about various topics, including Greek mythology and the zodiac.
Psyche Awakens Tarot is live!
Psyche explores his Greek Magical Papyri tarot deck, sharing mythological stories and interpretations of various cards featuring Greek and Egyptian deities, while also discussing his personal experiences and connections with his cats.
Psyche Awakens Tarot Cannibal Smurfs
Psyche hosts a late-night tarot reading session with Ancient Greek oracle cards for chat members, providing readings and engaging in casual conversation while drinking Kahlua. The episode features readings for Jose, Chona, and others, with discussions of various Greek gods and goddesses, including Hera, Rea, Poseidon, and Athena.
Echo and Narcissus The Best Version
Psyche retells the Greek myth of Echo and Narcissus, focusing on Echo's curse and Narcissus's fatal obsession with his own reflection. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of self-love.
Atalanta: The Tragic Love Story That Changed Greece Forever
Psyche retells the Greek myth of Atalanta, an abandoned princess who became a skilled huntress and was won in marriage through divine trickery with golden apples. The story explores the consequences of forgetting to thank the goddess Aphrodite for her help.
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