The Astrology Podcast

Austin Coppock, professional astrologer and author known for predictive and Hellenistic work, co-presents April 2026 forecasts. They link recent world events to Mars–Uranus and Saturn–Neptune cycles. Short-term focus on a fiery Aries stellium and a tense Mars–Saturn grind mid-month. They close with the big shift as Uranus enters Gemini and what that may signal for communication and technological change.

A historical detective story tracing midpoints back to two 17th-century students of Placidus who coined “equidistances.” The tale follows suppression by the Inquisition and later Nazi censorship, a near-erasure, and a quiet survival via obscure references. It then covers the technique’s 20th-century recovery in Germany and its spread through different astrological movements.

Ileana Reyes, an astrologer focused on early childhood charts and parent-centered readings, walks through how the twelve houses show up in kids' lives. Short, practical takes cover temperament, speech and sibling dynamics, home and routines, play and creativity, peer groups, secrecy and big emotions. Ethical care and parental synastry shape how these patterns are used to support development.

A deep astrological tour of the recent Feb 28, 2026 conflict and its startling historical echoes. The host maps Saturn–Neptune and Mars–Uranus patterns tied to past crises. A striking eclipse pattern links key leaders and a six‑month escalation. The story looks ahead to Uranus entering Gemini and other upcoming transits that could widen the fighting.

Austin Coppock, a professional astrologer and author known for electional and traditional astrology, breaks down March 2026 transits. He discusses the fallout from Saturn–Neptune alignments and recent revelations. Conversations cover an Aquarius eclipse amplifying AI and extraterrestrial talk, a volatile Mercury retrograde in Pisces, and a rare Mars‑Jupiter trine as a bright spot in a tense month.

They explore Saturn-Neptune conjunctions in birth charts and how this placement shows up across lives. Topics include reality distortion, secrets and disclosures, and recurring transits that mark major turning points. Historical and celebrity examples illustrate themes like mystery, belief versus skepticism, and house-specific manifestations such as creative darkness, founding institutions, and identity reinvention.

A tour of historical and modern cases tying solar and lunar eclipses to public downfalls. Short windows called "eclipse season" are defined and linked to arrests, resignations, and high-profile deaths. Multiple famous examples across politics, royalty, and pop culture are highlighted. The idea that eclipses close cycles while planting seeds for new beginnings is discussed.

Ashley Otero, astrologer and somatic practitioner who writes on cultural and political astrology, explores Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl set and its ties to Puerto Rico’s history. They trace recurring Saturn–Neptune conjunctions linked to key moments, discuss language, identity, and storm imagery, and consider how these astrological patterns resonate across the Spanish‑speaking Americas.

A wide-ranging look at Saturn–Neptune conjunctions and their link to conspiracies and secret networks. The conversation covers newly released files that reveal hidden power connections. Historical patterns of secret societies, church bans, and revolutionary plots are examined. Covert operations, intelligence coups, and moral panics are highlighted as recurring themes.

Austin Coppock, professional astrologer and author known for work on planetary cycles, offers an in‑depth February 2026 forecast. They cover a crowded month: Uranus’s final station in Taurus, a solar eclipse in Aquarius, Saturn meeting Neptune, Mercury retrograde in Pisces, and a tense Mars‑Uranus square. Short sentences highlight timing, disruption risks, and moments of compassion.