In the Psycheverse
Psyche frames self-defense as an extension of personal sovereignty and boundary-setting, particularly in the context of public spaces and streaming. The discussion connects physical safety protocols with spiritual autonomy—understanding one's legal rights to record and move through public spaces (like piers) becomes a form of empowered self-protection.
Episodes (4)

She Fires Back: Doxxing, Harassment, and Her Response
Psyche discusses his response to a person who has been harassing and doxxing him, explaining his counter-action of gradually revealing the harasser's address in retaliation.

The Unexpected Joys of IRL Streaming
Psyche discusses his IRL streaming experience at a pier, interacting with the public and considering future stream logistics. He shares his encounters with various individuals, some of whom were receptive to being filmed, while others declined.

The Art of Engaging with Strangers in Public Spaces
Episode 1066 discusses filming and interacting with strangers in public spaces, focusing on consent and safety while streaming. Psyche shares his personal experience of walking around and talking to people, asking for consent before filming.

I’m a Fool
Psyche addresses drama with friends and community members after an emotional show, reflecting on his desire for love and connection while defending himself against accusations of being selfish.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside self-defense
