In the Psycheverse
Trolling emerges as both a survival tactic and a source of community friction, with Psyche examining the psychology behind why panelists and community members adopt trolling personas, how it escalates interpersonal conflicts, and the blurred lines between edgy humor and genuine toxicity. The show treats trolling as a mirror for panelverse dysfunction—something to critique, laugh at, and occasionally embody as part of the theatrical chaos of the space.
Episodes (17)
The Psycho Circus is in Town and You're Invited!
Episode 1798 features Psyche (Trix) hosting an extended livestream that oscillates between elaborate musical interludes exploring themes of transformation, power, and occult concepts, interspersed with chaotic panel interactions involving multiple guests and recurring tensions with the chat community.
Haunted Panel
The episode 'Haunted Panel' features a discussion between Psyche and his guests about their experiences with online drama and trolling. Psyche shares his thoughts on how to handle trolls and the importance of not taking them seriously.
How to survive modern trolls: a short guide
Psyche presents a framework for understanding modern trolling, distinguishing between attention-seeking trolls and those motivated by destruction, influence damage, and control.
About Last Night
Psyche discusses a chaotic night on his show, where multiple guests and viewers clashed with him and each other, leading to a difficult and emotional experience. He reflects on the challenges of managing a large and sometimes toxic community.
She called the cops live — police showed up after troll deliveries
The episode discusses a chaotic incident where a panel participant received unsolicited food deliveries and called the police, alleging the panel members were demons.
Let's Goooooo
Psyche hosts a solo stream, reconciling with guest Jay Dog/Alex over a misunderstanding, and they discuss a food order and accusations of trolling from the previous night.
Red flags and 'soul murder': confronting a troll
Psyche confronts a troll who has been harassing him and others, discussing the harm caused by online abuse and 'soul murder' through malicious behavior. The episode highlights the importance of recognizing red flags in online interactions.
When viewers turn into predators targeting creators #streaming #darkside
Psyche and guests discuss the dark side of streaming communities, focusing on how viewer behavior has devolved into harassment and toxic conduct towards content creators. The conversation touches on racism, trolling, and the deterioration of streaming platforms.
Shark Tank's Wildest Ideas and Mennonite Innovations
The episode discusses Mennonite communities and their innovations, and mentions a book called 'trolledia'. The conversation also touches on the idea of 'trolling' and a potential book purchase.
How offensive trolling and past stunts can burn bridges ' a cautionary streamer story
Psyche reflects on past trolling activities with a former collaborator named Marty, expressing sadness about missing those shared experiences. He reminisces about their time together and how Marty's absence affects him.
Mason's Triumph: Winning Against the Trolls
This episode captures a real-time online confrontation where Mason faces harassment from trolls, with supporters defending him. The trolls ultimately back down, with one of them 'rage quitting'.
Navigating Online Trolls and Harassment
Host Trix discusses his experience with online harassment, including porn bombing and trolling, and explains his screening process for panel guests.
Navigating Online Drama and Trolling
Psyche/Trix addresses trolling in the chat and discusses free speech boundaries on the platform in a chaotic episode. The conversation takes an unexpected turn when a personal topic is brought up.
A Lot Going On-- Get In Here!
Episode 439 of the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast features an open panel discussion covering a wide range of occult and metaphysical themes, with a focus on trolling and internet culture.
Trollopedia Book Release Celebration!
Psyche celebrates the release of his new book 'Trollopedia' with a humorous exploration of troll mythology and live tarot readings for viewers.
Is Chatter Samantha a Troll
Episode 381 of Cult of Psyche begins with technical difficulties before the host greets viewers and addresses potential trolling by Nightbot Samantha.
Cruelty and the Beast. Open Panel Tarot and Cats
Psyche deals with harassment and trolls while hosting an open panel, discussing life, family, and maintaining positive community bonds on the anniversary of his father's passing.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside trolling