The Astrology Podcast

The podcast explores the historical significance of Pluto in Aquarius throughout history and its implications for the future. They discuss the impact of Charlemagne's rule on the unification of Europe, the revolutionary impact of the printing press, the influence of technological advancements on scientific discoveries, the French Revolution, the invention of the cotton gin and its impact on slavery, the development of hot air balloons, the astrological influences in Frankenstein, the possibility of AI teaching humans to communicate with animals, the distinction between AI and human work, and the astrological significance of COVID-19. They also discuss the long-term effects of historical events, the transformative impact of technology, and their hopes for the future.

In this podcast, astrologer Chris Brennan presents year ahead horoscopes and astrology forecasts for all signs of the zodiac in 2024. The topics include restructuring and overcoming challenges, Pluto's transition in career and friendships, significant astrological transits, and the influence of eclipses on different aspects of life. The hosts also express gratitude, promote their YouTube channel and astrology report, and provide recommendations for astrologers and software.

Astrologers discuss the year ahead astrology forecast for 2024, including Pluto moving into Aquarius, the Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Pisces, and Jupiter conjoining Uranus in Taurus. They explore the themes and influences of Pluto in Aquarius, cultural encounters and technological exchange, extinction burst, technological espionage, and the rise of AI tools for media manipulation. They also discuss the Saturn Neptune conjunction, liberation and innovations, the influence of Uranus and Taurus on comfort food, upcoming eclipses and their significance, and astrological aspects surrounding the upcoming US election. The podcast ends with reflections on the year 2024 and expressing gratitude to the audience.

Astrologers discuss the influence of Saturn on different eras of music, including Aries in the late 60s and 90s, Gemini in the early 70s, Leo with disco fever, and Libra from 1980-1983. They explore themes of racial equity, appearances, desires, and transformations in the music industry. Examples include the Bee Gees' hits, Pink's 'Fun House', and Lady Gaga's Saturn return

Astrologers Chris Brennan and Austin Coppock discuss the astrology forecast for December 2023, exploring topics such as the conflict in Gaza and the correlation between tourist eclipses and cryptocurrency scandals. They analyze a birth chart, discuss the dynamics of astrological configurations, and highlight upcoming events. The importance of understanding the environment, the Channy app, and the value of knowing the astrological weather are also discussed. They reflect on significant astrological shifts, discuss the fear and historical significance of Saturn-Neptune conjunctions, and explore the impact of various astrological events.

Astrologers Madeline DeCotes and Chris Brennan discuss the relevance of astrology in understanding and dealing with issues surrounding mortality. They explore topics such as astrology's influence on society, legacy and community, the association between death and the fourth house, potential threats to life indicated by astrological placements, and coping with personal loss and grief. They also touch on the significance of malefic ruled signs, finding meaning in loss through astrology, navigating grief, and accepting the reality of death.

Astrologer Madeline DeCotes joins Chris for a chat about eclipses, fate vs. free will, and the future of astrological research. They discuss the significance of eclipses in ancient times, the power of personal transits, the importance of observing and noting transits, astrology's connection to fate and meaning, the Mesopotamian tradition of the substitute king ritual, the potential for innovation in astrology, the impact of the Mars Capricorn alignment, the benefits and ethical concerns of being in a relationship with an astrologer, the complexity and challenges of astrology in scientific study, Saturn in Pisces and the rise of skepticism, challenges to democracy and Pluto's transit, finding balance in astrology forecasts, mitigating factors and benefic planets, the interdisciplinary nature of astrology, astrology as a counterpoint to scientific theory, and the meaningful relationship between individuals and the universe.

In this podcast, astrologers Chris Brennan and Nick Dagan Best discuss the astrology of eclipses and their impact on historical events. They explore examples from around the world, including the Palestinian catastrophe of 1948 and its parallel to the fall of Constantinople, the astrological significance of eclipses for political leaders, the rise of Putin and the influence of eclipses in Russian history, as well as their connection to technological events, Mark Twain's life, and the concept of fate and free will in astrology.

Astrologers Chris Brennan and Austin Coppock discuss the recent Mars Pluto square, major solar eclipse in Libra, and its impact on recent conflicts. They explore the historical significance of the south node in Libra and its connection to border disputes in Israel. The speakers also discuss astrological patterns in historical eras, Instagram doppelgangers, the upcoming eclipse in November, and the astrological events and influences in November 2023.

Astrologers explore the profound implications of eclipses in astrology, discussing their connection to major global events, battles, the birth and death of world leaders, and the impact on the Roman Empire. They also explore the correlation between eclipses and important historical events and births, including Constantine, Napoleon, and Hirohito, as well as events like the French Revolution and Lincoln's assassination. The podcast explores eclipses as crisis periods, their impact on world leaders like Barack Obama and the British royal family, and their significance in ascension and coronation events. It also delves into the observation of kings dying during eclipses in astrology, the association of eclipses with omens in ancient times, and their connection to events like the Reichstag fire, the development of the atomic bomb, the Chernobyl disaster, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The historical event of a solar eclipse coinciding with the first continental Congress in the formation of the United States is discussed, as well as the correlation between eclipses and major wars, the confirmation of Einstein's theory of relativity during an eclipse expedition, and their impact on Queen Elizabeth's 'anis horibilis' year and the founding of the United Nations. The podcast also explores the connection between eclipses and turning points in technology and civil rights movements, such as Alexander Graham Bell's first telephone call and the proposal for the worldwide web, as well as the 19th amendment and the initiation of the civil rights movement in the United States. The life of Nelson Mandela and his association with eclipses throughout his biography is analyzed, highlighting significant events like his arrests and the Revonia trial. The use of eclipses as timing techniques in astrology, the creation of a valuable astrology database, and the various services offered by the podcast are also discussed.