In the Psycheverse
Psyche addresses homophobia as both a personal and communal wound—from hate raids and server bans timed to vulnerable moments, to internalized rejection from queer and spiritual communities themselves. The show treats homophobia not as abstract theory but as lived harassment that intersects with grief, identity, and belonging, while examining how masculine and athletic spaces weaponize it against gay men.
Episodes (4)

Facing Hate: A Candid Reflection on Community
Host Psyche/Trix candidly reflects on experiencing hate from within their community, considering potential causes such as homophobia. This episode explores Psyche's personal experience with hate and his thoughts on the matter.

Debating Homophobia in Sports and Masculinity
The episode features a heated debate about homophobia in sports and masculinity, with panelists discussing extreme reactions to gay men in athletic environments. The discussion involves personal perspectives and hypothetical scenarios.

Middle of the Night Hangout
Psyche and guest Mr. Big Pipes have a chaotic late-night hangout with escalating tensions around respect, behavior boundaries, and offensive language.

Tuesday Open Panel Tarot and Cats
The episode features an open panel discussion about tarot readings and cats, with host Psyche sharing personal anecdotes and chatting with his audience.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside homophobia
