The Astrology of Doechii & Alysa Liu | Modern Celebrities & Manifestation in the Age of Aquarius

How can we use astrology to better understand our families? This episode we dive into the astrology of family dynamics, including parent-child relationships, sibling synastry, and how our energy is passed to the next generation.

Can you use the scientific method to investigate your birth chart? In this episode, we sit down with educator and genetic counselor Camerun Washington to explore science, spirituality, and astrology. You might discover there’s more overlap than you think! Together, we unpack the nuanced language of astrology and explore the methods and tools that make it a grounded, practical tool for self discovery.

In this episode, we Greek out with astrologer Amy Solara Mackey (@amysolaramackey) on the ancient history of traditional astrology. We talk through how Ancient Greeks used the whole signs for their birth charts, the difference between whole sign and placidus house systems, and where a beginner should start. Stay until the end to learn about Thema Mundi, the birth chart of the world!

Venus is retrograding in Scorpio starting October 3, 2026 through November 13, 2026. Just in time for spooky season, this is known as a daunting transit, but we’re going in prepared and ready to transform! This episode we brief you on what to expect and where to take caution. We relate the themes of this transit to the Descent of Inanna into the Underworld, a powerful myth to learn from in this season. Together we'll navigate this retrograde with awareness and grace for ourselves, reassessing what we value.

Victoria Hutchins, creator of @thedailyvictorian, joins us for a conversation about what it takes to be seen while moving toward your dreams. Before becoming a full-time creator, author and podcast host, Victoria was doing handstands in the office, posting online while working a corporate job, and slowly learning how to survive what we lovingly call “Cringe Mountain.” We talk about Victoria’s journey from law and corporate life to going viral, leaving her job, and publishing Make Believe: Poems for Hoping Again. We get into the vulnerability of creative work, the strange loneliness that can accompany success, and learning how to celebrate yourself, and why visibility can feel like exposure therapy. Victoria opens up about finding her way back to writing, realizing that having an audience means little without knowing your “why,” and what happens when you can’t edit out your humanity. Whether you’re on your own journey to living more creatively, changing careers, becoming more visible, or you simply want to learn to reach the top of your own Cringe Mountain, you’ll walk away from this episode feeling inspired and equipped to pursue your dreams.