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An occultist who created the Thoth Tarot Deck, though he was not initially interested and was essentially tricked into doing so by Lady Frieda Harris.

Another specialty tarot deck that Psyche received, possibly as a gift or accidental order, with similar uncertainty about its origin

Psyche uses an Alice in Wonderland-themed tarot deck where traditional cards are reimagined with characters and imagery from Lewis Carroll's work (e.g., Cheshire Cat as The Moon, the Queen of Hearts as The Empress).

Psyche's concept that tarot cards can mirror family history and generational patterns, demonstrated through a 1912 family photograph matching thematic elements from a 'road to hell' card.

Psyche uses an animal deck for tarot readings, pulling cards for the chat with interpretations based on animal symbolism and associated mythological/spiritual meanings. Used as both divination and storytelling tool.

The concept that individuals can embody and switch between different tarot archetypes, with identity being fluid rather than fixed

A humorous tarot deck featuring irreverent card names like 'Deez Nuts' and skeleton imagery, used for readings on the show

A metaphor used in tarot interpretation suggesting that life operates in waves and cycles, requiring constant balancing between extremes. The seesaw or figure-eight imagery represents maintaining equilibrium through intentional effort.

A new recurring segment Psyche introduces where he shuffles the full tarot deck daily and pulls one card to serve as a thematic element for the day and potentially for the show's direction.

A recurring segment where Psyche pulls a single tarot card and provides an in-depth reading, using it as a thematic focus and guidance for viewers' day. The previous day's card was the Eight of Pentacles, associated with harvesting.

The belief that certain tarot card combinations carry the energetic imprint of mythological relationships and should be read with caution

A whimsical tarot deck featuring playful, narrative-driven cards with characters like Violet, Uncle Jack, and Uncle Monty in humorous scenarios.

Reference to tarot or divination cards being ready for use, establishing Psych's role as a card reader

The panel explores how certain cat archetypes, such as the Black Cat or the Sphinx, can be interpreted within the major arcana of the tarot deck, representing themes of intuition, mystery, and transformation.

The guests explore ideas around the intuitive, perceptive, and potentially mystical nature of cat consciousness and how it may relate to tarot and other divination practices.

The panel explores the significance of feline deities in ancient Egyptian, Greek, and other mythological traditions, and how these relate to the symbolic role of cats in tarot.