In episode 116 of the podcast astrologer Lee Lehman returns to the show to talk about a branch of western astrology known as horary astrology. During the course of the episode we talk about the recent revival of the practice of traditional horary astrology in modern times, as well as Lee’s part in helping to […]
The Tropical Zodiac in Indian Astrology, with Vic DiCara
Posted on July 7, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 2 Comments
In episode 115 of the podcast astrologer Vic DiCara joins the show to talk about his use of the tropical zodiac within the context of Indian astrology, and some of the recent debates surrounding the subject among Vedic astrologers. Vic has done a number of articles and videos on this topic, and recently engaged in […]
Astrology Forecast and Electional Chart for July of 2017
Posted on June 30, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 3 Comments
In episode 114 of the podcast astrologers Kelly Surtees and Austin Coppock join the show in order to talk about the astrological forecast for July of 2017.This month features Mars falling under the beams of the Sun, a pileup of planets in Leo, lunations in Capricorn and Leo, and much more. Later in the show […]
The Modern Revival of Astrology, with Nick Campion
Posted on June 29, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 3 Comments
In episode 113 of the podcast I interview Dr. Nicholas Campion of the University of Wales Trinity Saint David about the revival of the practice of astrology in the west in the late 19th and early 20th century. Nick is the leading historian in the world on the history of astrology in western culture, and […]
Dane Rudhyar and the Birth of Modern Astrology
Posted on June 26, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 19 Comments
In episode 112 of the podcast Chet Zdrowski joins the show to talk about the life and work of the influential 20th century astrologer Dane Rudhyar. Rudhyar is a towering figure in mid- to late-20th century astrology due to the technical and conceptual work that he did in reformulating astrology for modern times, as well […]
Planetary Yogas or Combinations with Ernst Wilhelm
Posted on June 19, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 21 Comments
In episode 111 of the podcast astrologer Ernst Wilhelm joins the show to talk about the concept of planetary yogas in Vedic astrology, which are chart placements and combinations that indicate specific outcomes. Ernst is the author of a book on the topic titled Core Yogas: Yokes to the Fruits of Karmas. You can find […]
Astrology Forecast for June of 2017
Posted on May 24, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 9 Comments
In episode 110 of the podcast astrologers Kelly Surtees and Austin Coppock join the show in order to talk about the astrological forecast for June of 2017. This month features Mars moving into Cancer, Jupiter stationing direct in Libra, a Mercury-Sun cazimi in Cancer, and much more. Later in the show I highlight one auspicious […]
Sam Reynolds on Talking Astrology with Bill Nye
Posted on May 16, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 14 Comments
In episode 109 of the podcast astrologer Samuel Reynolds joins the show to talk about his recent appearance on the new Netflix series Bill Nye Saves the World in order to defend astrology. During the course of the episode we discuss some of the different arguments that were made for and against astrology, as well […]
Bonatti’s 146 Considerations, with Nina Gryphon
Posted on May 11, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- Leave a Comment
In episode 108 of the podcast astrologer Nina Gryphon joins the show to talk about her project to create an illustrated commentary on the 146 aphorisms of the 13th century astrologer Guido Bonatti. Nina is an astrologer and corporate lawyer who practices traditional astrology, specializing in personal, financial, and political forecasting. She recently launched a […]
Dorotheus of Sidon: A New Translation by Ben Dykes
Posted on May 7, 2017 by Chris Brennan --- 5 Comments
In episode 107 of the podcast astrologer Benjamin Dykes joins the show to talk about his new translation of the work of the 1st century astrologer Dorotheus of Sidon. Dorotheus was a highly influential astrologer who lived in the Mediterranean region during the time of the Roman Empire, and he wrote one of the earliest […]
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