In the Psycheverse
Psyche critiques Satanism as philosophically shallow and morally problematic, particularly its association with narcissism and misanthropy. He engages with the cultural conflation of Satanism with zodiac archetypes—especially Capricorn—while distancing himself from the stereotype despite his astrological sign, and addresses real-world drama involving former practitioners within his community.
Episodes (4)

Suprise Appearance by Mini Manson? He Rules the Panel and Chat Tonight
Episode 0 of Cult of Psyche opens with a surreal poetic sequence about television, illusion, and surveillance before launching into an explainer on Mini Manson — a 51-year-old shock rocker who accidentally became an internet personality during the 2020 lockdowns after mistakenly recording a video instead of taking a photo.

Capricorns, the Devil, and Satanism Exploring Dark Topics
Psyche explores the association between Capricorns and the devil archetype, critiquing Satanism and its philosophies. He discusses the negative aspects of Satanism, including narcissism and misanthropy.

"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." - George S. Patton
Psyche addresses drama with a caller named Tom Lash and reflects on his past as a teenage Satanist, discussing allegations of scamming and refunds.

Pamela Anderson: My Late-Night Chats with the Pope
Psyche hosts a solo episode discussing his YouTube success, tarot reading, Norse divination, and various philosophical topics including pantheism and Satanism.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside Satanism
