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A weekly podcast on topics related to astrology, hosted by professional astrologer Chris Brennan. The purpose of the show is to provide discussions ranging from explorations of specific astrological techniques, to treatments of issues pertaining to the history and philosophy of astrology.
A weekly podcast on topics related to astrology, hosted by professional astrologer Chris Brennan. The purpose of the show is to provide discussions ranging from explorations of specific astrological techniques, to treatments of issues pertaining to the history and philosophy of astrology.
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Professor A. Tun is an academic expert on Ottoman history and astrology, author of 'Forgotten Experts: Astrologers, Science, and Authority in the Ottoman Empire, 1450-1600', specializing in the social and political roles of astrologers in the Ottoman court.
Professor A. Tun is an academic expert on Ottoman history and astrology, author of 'Forgotten Experts: Astrologers, Science, and Authority in the Ottoman Empire, 1450-1600', specializing in the social and political roles of astrologers in the Ottoman court.
Leisa Schaim is a professional astrologer known for her expertise in zodiacal releasing and her contributions to the field of astrology. She conducts workshops and offers courses that delve into astrological techniques and philosophies. Leisa is dedicated to helping individuals understand their astrological charts and how these insights can be applied to personal growth and decision-making.
Leisa Schaim is a professional astrologer known for her expertise in zodiacal releasing and her contributions to the field of astrology. She conducts workshops and offers courses that delve into astrological techniques and philosophies. Leisa is dedicated to helping individuals understand their astrological charts and how these insights can be applied to personal growth and decision-making.
M. Willis Monroe is a historian of the ancient Near East and a scholar of Cuneiform Studies, focusing on the science and scholarship of first millennium Mesopotamia. He completed his doctoral thesis on the use of zodiacal subdivisions in cuneiform sources.
M. Willis Monroe is a historian of the ancient Near East and a scholar of Cuneiform Studies, focusing on the science and scholarship of first millennium Mesopotamia. He completed his doctoral thesis on the use of zodiacal subdivisions in cuneiform sources.
Austin Coppock is a professional astrologer, author, and speaker known for his work in traditional astrology and his insights into astrological cycles. He has contributed to various astrological publications and is recognized for his ability to blend historical astrological techniques with modern interpretations. Austin is also known for his engaging teaching style and has a significant following in the astrology community.
Austin Coppock is a professional astrologer, author, and speaker known for his work in traditional astrology and his insights into astrological cycles. He has contributed to various astrological publications and is recognized for his ability to blend historical astrological techniques with modern interpretations. Austin is also known for his engaging teaching style and has a significant following in the astrology community.
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A weekly podcast on astrology, hosted by astrologer Chris Brennan.
Chris is a professional astrologer from Denver, Colorado, USA. He specializes in ancient astrology, and is the author of the book Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune.
The Astrology Podcast was started in 2012, with the goal of providing intermediate and advanced level discussions about astrological topics, ranging from explorations of specific techniques, to treatments of issues pertaining to the history and philosophy of the subject.
Episodes are typically released once a week, and the best way to follow the show is by subscribing on YouTube or through our page on Patreon.
For more information see the websites linked to below.
Here's the recent few episodes on The Astrology Podcast.
0:001:34:58
Ottoman Court Astrology
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Chris Brennan
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
A. Tun
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Ottoman court astrologyastrologers in the Ottoman Empirecourt astrologersmunajjimelectional astrologyalmanachorary astrologymedical astrologySultan Bayezid IIRiyaziastrological techniqueshistory of astrology
In episode 492 Professor A. Tun en joins the podcast to discuss his book, Forgotten Experts: Astrologers, Science, and Authority in the Ottoman Empire, 1450-1600, which is on astrologers working in the Ottoman court in the 15th and 16th centuries.
The conversation offers a detailed picture of the lives and social dynamics of astrologers who operated at the highest levels of power in the Ottoman court. A significant focus is the establishment of a formal unit for court astrologers, or munajjim, within the Ottoman bureaucracy, which paralleled other expert fields like physicians and architects. This unit, which could consist of one to six astrologers, was created in the 15th century and remarkably lasted until the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in the early 20th century.
The episode delves into the various duties performed by these court astrologers. A primary function was the practice of electional astrology, where they would determine auspicious moments for a wide range of state affairs, including military campaigns, the founding of mosques, and wedding ceremonies. The astrologers would also issue an annual almanac, interpret the birth charts of rulers, answer horary astrology questions, and sometimes give medical advice.
The conversation also explores the personalities and internal dynamics within the court. Much attention is given to Sultan Bayezid II, a ruler with a deep personal interest in the astral sciences who was instrumental in the institutionalization of the court astrologers. The story of the astrologer Riyazi is also highlighteda highly skilled but frustrated practitioner who was never appointed chief astrologer and expressed his professional frustrations in poetry. This illustrates the debates, disagreements, and competition for authority that existed among the astrologers themselves, as well as other practitioners of esoteric or occult sciences.
The discussion challenges the narrative that astrology was in a state of decline after an earlier "golden age," demonstrating that it remained a vibrant and impactful field.
Tun's book was just released on May 20, and you can order it on Amazon or other online retailers now:
Forgotten Experts: Astrologers, Science, and Authority in the Ottoman Empire, 14501600
This episode is available in both audio and video versions below.
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In episode 492 Professor A. Tun en joins the podcast to discuss his book, Forgotten Experts: Astrologers, Science, and Authority in the Ottoman Empire, 1450-1600, which is on astrologers working in the Ottoman court in the 15th and 16th centuries.
The conversation offers a detailed picture of the lives and social dynamics of astrologers who operated at the highest levels of power in the Ottoman court. A significant focus is the establishment of a formal unit for court astrologers, or munajjim, within the Ottoman bureaucracy, which paralleled other expert fields like physicians and architects. This unit, which could consist of one to six astrologers, was created in the 15th century and remarkably lasted until the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in the early 20th century.
The episode delves into the various duties performed by these court astrologers. A primary function was the practice of electional astrology, where they would determine auspicious moments for a wide range of state affairs, including military campaigns, the founding of mosques, and wedding ceremonies. The astrologers would also issue an annual almanac, interpret the birth charts of rulers, answer horary astrology questions, and sometimes give medical advice.
The conversation also explores the personalities and internal dynamics within the court. Much attention is given to Sultan Bayezid II, a ruler with a deep personal interest in the astral sciences who was instrumental in the institutionalization of the court astrologers. The story of the astrologer Riyazi is also highlighteda highly skilled but frustrated practitioner who was never appointed chief astrologer and expressed his professional frustrations in poetry. This illustrates the debates, disagreements, and competition for authority that existed among the astrologers themselves, as well as other practitioners of esoteric or occult sciences.
The discussion challenges the narrative that astrology was in a state of decline after an earlier "golden age," demonstrating that it remained a vibrant and impactful field.
Tun's book was just released on May 20, and you can order it on Amazon or other online retailers now:
Forgotten Experts: Astrologers, Science, and Authority in the Ottoman Empire, 14501600
This episode is available in both audio and video versions below.
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvZiDOnFIf0
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0:002:44:47
June Astrology Forecast 2025
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Chris Brennan
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Leisa Schaim
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
astrologyJune 2025 forecastVenus in TaurusMars in VirgoJupiter in CancerMars-Uranus squareJupiter-Saturn squareSaturn conjunct Neptune
In episode 491 astrologers Chris Brennan and Leisa Schaim look at the astrological forecast for June of 2025!
We spend the first hour of the episode talking about the astrology of news and events that have occurred since our last forecast, and then in the second hour we transition into talking about the astrology of June, starting at 1 hour and 3 minutes into the episode.
June opens with Venus and Mars wrapping up their extended retrograde periods by moving into new signs finally, with Venus moving into her home sign of Taurus and Mars moving into Virgo.
A major shift this month is Jupiter moving into Cancer, which is the traditional sign of its exaltation, where it will stay for the next year.
There are some tense alignments in the middle of the month, with an explosive Mars-Uranus square around June 15, and restrictive Jupiter-Saturn square going exact on the same day.
By the end of the month Saturn has moved within 1 degree of a conjunction with Neptune, making that alignment peak in intensity, blurring the lines between what is real and what is not.
Timestamps
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:04 Quick overview of June
00:03:47 News segment
01:03:49 June forecast
02:31:55 Electional date for June
02:38:00 Wrapping up
02:42:03 Credits
Patreon for Early Access & Bonus Content
Patreon.com/AstrologyPodcast
Leisa's Website
LeisaSchaim.com
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
Watch the video version of our astrology forecast for June on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDMTDGvDjuI
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In episode 491 astrologers Chris Brennan and Leisa Schaim look at the astrological forecast for June of 2025!
We spend the first hour of the episode talking about the astrology of news and events that have occurred since our last forecast, and then in the second hour we transition into talking about the astrology of June, starting at 1 hour and 3 minutes into the episode.
June opens with Venus and Mars wrapping up their extended retrograde periods by moving into new signs finally, with Venus moving into her home sign of Taurus and Mars moving into Virgo.
A major shift this month is Jupiter moving into Cancer, which is the traditional sign of its exaltation, where it will stay for the next year.
There are some tense alignments in the middle of the month, with an explosive Mars-Uranus square around June 15, and restrictive Jupiter-Saturn square going exact on the same day.
By the end of the month Saturn has moved within 1 degree of a conjunction with Neptune, making that alignment peak in intensity, blurring the lines between what is real and what is not.
Timestamps
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:04 Quick overview of June
00:03:47 News segment
01:03:49 June forecast
02:31:55 Electional date for June
02:38:00 Wrapping up
02:42:03 Credits
Patreon for Early Access & Bonus Content
Patreon.com/AstrologyPodcast
Leisa's Website
LeisaSchaim.com
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
Watch the video version of our astrology forecast for June on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDMTDGvDjuI
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0:003:09:27
Mesopotamian Astrology
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Chris Brennan
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
M. Willis Monroe
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Mesopotamian astrologyancient Near EastCuneiform studieszodiacal subdivisionseclipse omensNeo-Assyrian astrologyzodiac developmentnatal astrology
In episode 490 professor M. Willis Monroe joins the podcast to discuss the history of astrology in ancient Mesopotamia.
Willis is a historian of the ancient Near East and scholar of Cuneiform Studies with a focus on the science and scholarship of first millennium Mesopotamia, and he did his doctoral thesis on the use of zodiacal subdivisions in cuneiform sources.
During the course of the episode we give an overview of the origins of western astrology in ancient Mesopotamia, starting with the earliest surviving sources around 2000 BCE, and then working our way forward until cuneiform writing died out around the 1st century CE.
We end up discussing the earliest evidence for astrology in eclipse omens from the 2nd millennium BCE, the high point of state supported astrology under the Neo-Assyrian kings in the 7th century BCE, and eventually the development of the zodiac and natal astrology in the 5th century BCE.
This episode is available in both audio and video versions below.
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In episode 490 professor M. Willis Monroe joins the podcast to discuss the history of astrology in ancient Mesopotamia.
Willis is a historian of the ancient Near East and scholar of Cuneiform Studies with a focus on the science and scholarship of first millennium Mesopotamia, and he did his doctoral thesis on the use of zodiacal subdivisions in cuneiform sources.
During the course of the episode we give an overview of the origins of western astrology in ancient Mesopotamia, starting with the earliest surviving sources around 2000 BCE, and then working our way forward until cuneiform writing died out around the 1st century CE.
We end up discussing the earliest evidence for astrology in eclipse omens from the 2nd millennium BCE, the high point of state supported astrology under the Neo-Assyrian kings in the 7th century BCE, and eventually the development of the zodiac and natal astrology in the 5th century BCE.
This episode is available in both audio and video versions below.
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkcM6wOJBZY
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0:002:29:52
Astrology, Fate, and Destiny
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Chris Brennan
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Leisa Schaim
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
astrologyfatedestinyStoic conceptsdeterminismphilosophy of astrologypersonal growthzodiacal releasingfree willscientific materialism
In episode 489 astrologers Chris Brennan and Leisa Schaim discuss their views on astrology, fate, and destiny.
This is part of a new series exploring our personal view on the philosophy of astrology, and in particular exploring the relevance of some ancient Stoic concepts related to fate and determinism.
While most of the episodes of the podcast are usually more technically oriented, the purpose of this series is to begin to articulate some of the philosophical and spiritual views that we have developed based on our practice of astrology.
This episode is available in both audio and video versions below.
Leisa's website with info on her upcoming zodiacal releasing workshop:
https://www.leisaschaim.com
Chris' ancient astrology course:
https://courses.theastrologyschool.com
Timestamps
00:00:00 Exploring Astrology's Philosophical Foundations
00:03:53 Fate, Free Will, and the Stoic Perspective
00:09:26 Astrology vs. Scientific Materialism
00:11:16 The Role of Fate in Personal Growth
00:17:34 Understanding Predetermined Events in Life
00:21:10 The Interplay of Fate and Free Will
00:27:12 The Internal and External Aspects of Fate
00:32:40 Zodiacal Releasing and Life's Turning Points
00:35:40 Finding Meaning in Predetermined Choices
00:38:45 The Nature of Experience and Free Will
00:40:06 Astrology and Personal Growth
00:41:54 Understanding Control and External Circumstances
00:44:10 The Limitations of Control in Astrology
00:48:31 Electional Astrology: Navigating Choices
00:51:45 The Interplay of Timing and Fate
00:56:34 Fate, Free Will, and Life's Direction
01:01:23 The Role of Astrology in Accepting Fate
01:06:39 The Stoic Perspective on Fate and Acceptance
01:12:03 Predetermination vs. Free Will in Astrology
01:17:37 Electional Astrology and Conditional Fate
01:24:36 The Balance of Knowledge and Action in Astrology
01:31:27 The Unfolding of Fate and Personal Growth
01:39:16 Understanding Fate and Destiny in Astrology
01:45:08 The Complexity of Free Will and Fate
01:49:33 The Birth Chart: Present Life Focus
01:55:29 The Immutable Nature of the Natal Chart
01:58:38 Fate, Free Will, and Timing in Astrology
02:00:12 Finding Peace in Astrological Insights
02:03:10 Astrology as a Language of the Cosmos
02:06:34 Personal Perspectives on Astrology and Fate
02:09:21 The Importance of Technical Approaches in Astrology
02:12:25 Exploring Different Astrological Traditions
02:19:18 Leisa's zodiacal releasing workshop
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1wIprhk9AE
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Transcript
A full transcript of this episode is available: Episode 489 transcript
Listen to the Audio Version of This Episode
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In episode 489 astrologers Chris Brennan and Leisa Schaim discuss their views on astrology, fate, and destiny.
This is part of a new series exploring our personal view on the philosophy of astrology, and in particular exploring the relevance of some ancient Stoic concepts related to fate and determinism.
While most of the episodes of the podcast are usually more technically oriented, the purpose of this series is to begin to articulate some of the philosophical and spiritual views that we have developed based on our practice of astrology.
This episode is available in both audio and video versions below.
Leisa's website with info on her upcoming zodiacal releasing workshop:
https://www.leisaschaim.com
Chris' ancient astrology course:
https://courses.theastrologyschool.com
Timestamps
00:00:00 Exploring Astrology's Philosophical Foundations
00:03:53 Fate, Free Will, and the Stoic Perspective
00:09:26 Astrology vs. Scientific Materialism
00:11:16 The Role of Fate in Personal Growth
00:17:34 Understanding Predetermined Events in Life
00:21:10 The Interplay of Fate and Free Will
00:27:12 The Internal and External Aspects of Fate
00:32:40 Zodiacal Releasing and Life's Turning Points
00:35:40 Finding Meaning in Predetermined Choices
00:38:45 The Nature of Experience and Free Will
00:40:06 Astrology and Personal Growth
00:41:54 Understanding Control and External Circumstances
00:44:10 The Limitations of Control in Astrology
00:48:31 Electional Astrology: Navigating Choices
00:51:45 The Interplay of Timing and Fate
00:56:34 Fate, Free Will, and Life's Direction
01:01:23 The Role of Astrology in Accepting Fate
01:06:39 The Stoic Perspective on Fate and Acceptance
01:12:03 Predetermination vs. Free Will in Astrology
01:17:37 Electional Astrology and Conditional Fate
01:24:36 The Balance of Knowledge and Action in Astrology
01:31:27 The Unfolding of Fate and Personal Growth
01:39:16 Understanding Fate and Destiny in Astrology
01:45:08 The Complexity of Free Will and Fate
01:49:33 The Birth Chart: Present Life Focus
01:55:29 The Immutable Nature of the Natal Chart
01:58:38 Fate, Free Will, and Timing in Astrology
02:00:12 Finding Peace in Astrological Insights
02:03:10 Astrology as a Language of the Cosmos
02:06:34 Personal Perspectives on Astrology and Fate
02:09:21 The Importance of Technical Approaches in Astrology
02:12:25 Exploring Different Astrological Traditions
02:19:18 Leisa's zodiacal releasing workshop
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1wIprhk9AE
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Transcript
A full transcript of this episode is available: Episode 489 transcript
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0:002:23:52
May Astrology Forecast 2025
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Chris Brennan
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Austin Coppock
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
astrologyMay 2025Mars-Pluto oppositionPluto in AquariusVenus in AriesSaturn in AriesNeptuneGeminielectional chart
In episode 488 astrologers Chris Brennan and Austin Coppock look at the astrological forecast for May of 2025!
May opens with the tense Mars-Pluto opposition separating but still in close alignment, and this gets reactivated when Pluto stations in Aquarius and the Moon swings in and acts as a trigger at various points.
Venus returns to Aries where it retraces its steps and begins the process of fully winding down its long retrograde period, and Mars is similarly finishing up its broader retrograde cycle as it makes its way through Leo.
The most important transits this month is that Saturn moves into the sign of Aries on May 24, and this marks the beginning of a three year transit through this sign, where it will meet up with Neptune this summer and early next year.
The month ends with an auspicious stellium of planets all meeting up in Gemini, which provides us with one of the best electional charts of the year.
We spend the first hour of the episode talking about the astrology of news and events that have occurred since our last forecast, and then in the second half we transition into talking about the astrology of May.
Timestamps
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 Quick overview of May
00:03:08 Beginning of news segment
01:03:08 May forecast begins
02:03:28 Electional chart for May
02:07:49 Late May
02:14:30 Upcoming projects
02:20:48 Credits
Patreon for Early Access & Bonus Content
Patreon.com/AstrologyPodcast
Austin’s Website
Austincoppock.com
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_645ovm11u0
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Transcript
A full transcript of this episode is available: Episode 488 transcript
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In episode 488 astrologers Chris Brennan and Austin Coppock look at the astrological forecast for May of 2025!
May opens with the tense Mars-Pluto opposition separating but still in close alignment, and this gets reactivated when Pluto stations in Aquarius and the Moon swings in and acts as a trigger at various points.
Venus returns to Aries where it retraces its steps and begins the process of fully winding down its long retrograde period, and Mars is similarly finishing up its broader retrograde cycle as it makes its way through Leo.
The most important transits this month is that Saturn moves into the sign of Aries on May 24, and this marks the beginning of a three year transit through this sign, where it will meet up with Neptune this summer and early next year.
The month ends with an auspicious stellium of planets all meeting up in Gemini, which provides us with one of the best electional charts of the year.
We spend the first hour of the episode talking about the astrology of news and events that have occurred since our last forecast, and then in the second half we transition into talking about the astrology of May.
Timestamps
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 Quick overview of May
00:03:08 Beginning of news segment
01:03:08 May forecast begins
02:03:28 Electional chart for May
02:07:49 Late May
02:14:30 Upcoming projects
02:20:48 Credits
Patreon for Early Access & Bonus Content
Patreon.com/AstrologyPodcast
Austin’s Website
Austincoppock.com
Watch the Video Version of This Episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_645ovm11u0
-
Transcript
A full transcript of this episode is available: Episode 488 transcript
Listen to the Audio Version of This Episode
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