Episode 11
In this podcast, professional astrologers Chani Nicholas, Thea Anderson, and Eliza Robertson look to the sky to make sense of what’s happening here on Earth.
This episode, we’re reading the birth charts of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump alongside the astrology of Election Day and Inauguration Day to forecast what could come next — and think about how to prepare. We’re also digging into the recent astrology that’s been showing up in the news: from the transits unexpectedly reflected in major headlines (think: dogs, childless cat ladies, and the presidential debate) to the Pisces lunar eclipse that called our shadows to the fore (think: the second assassination attempt on Trump, Diddy’s arrest, and the anticipated fall of the music mogul’s empire). There’s a lot to cover, so let’s get into it.
Content warning: Sexual assault
Timestamps:
(00:00) - Welcome to Down to Astro episode 11
(03:01) - Analyzing the presidential debate
(06:01) - The role of Venus and Black Moon Lilith in the debate
(08:56) - Themes of reproductive rights and social issues
(12:11) - The impact of Trump’s comments on pets
(15:05) - The aftermath of the debate and polling insights
(17:53) - Transitioning to the Pisces eclipse
(21:13) - The significance of this lunar eclipse
(24:06) - The arrest of Sean “Diddy” Combs and the cultural ramifications
(26:58) - The parallels between Diddy and Weinstein in 2017: Venus retrograde and 2025 trends
(56:10) - Eclipses and how they unearth our shadows
(57:28) - Analyzing Harris’ and Trump’s charts
(01:01:15) - Annual profections and their impact
(01:05:09) - Mercury’s role in the election
(01:10:53) - Transits and their implications for Harris
(01:17:27) - Uniquely challenging transits for Trump
(01:22:21) - Inauguration Day forecast
(01:30:29) - Progressions and their connection to the upcoming election
(01:39:17) - Zodiacal releasing and what it can tell us about the election
This episode was recorded on 9/23/2024.
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P.S. The transcript for this episode is available here.