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Open panels are unstructured livestream sessions where Psyche hosts multiple guests in real-time conversation, typically featuring tarot readings interspersed with community discussion and audience interaction.
In the Psycheverse
Open panels function as the show's primary stage for Panelverse drama—where interpersonal conflicts, roasting battles, and heated exchanges between guests unfold live. They're simultaneously intimate spaces for genuine connection (personal stories, spiritual counsel) and volatile stages where trolling, banned language, and guest feuds test Psyche's ability to maintain both community safety and livestream monetization.

This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast previews an upcoming event featuring intellectual debates and fun activities. The host, Psyche, discusses the event and checks his block list.

Episode 969 of the Cult of Psyche podcast discusses the pricing of open panels, considering factors like material costs and strategies to regulate participation. The host, Psyche, proposes a $50 price point to participate in open panels.

Topics that frequently appear alongside open panels
Psyche discusses the challenges of running an independent show, managing difficult stream dynamics, and dealing with chat behavior in a laid-back Saturday morning open panel episode.