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Buckle up for the intriguing exploration of Ashley Flowers' astrological birth chart, as interpreted by our resident astrologer, Tom McMullan. We delve into the connections between astrology and the investigative pursuits that Ashley is known for with her Crime Junkie podcast. Tom explains the significance of Ashley's Sagittarian sun sign positioned within the house of Scorpio, which ostensibly predisposes her toward the realm of investigation and crime. Throughout the episode, we examine past life influences and the emotional complexities that inform Ashley's present life, particularly her tendency to prioritize the needs of others over her own. This conversation serves as the first installment of a two-part series, setting the stage for deeper revelations in the subsequent episode.
The 2 of Wands comes up in your tarot spread. What does it mean? How do you know how to read this card? What do you tell your client if this card comes up in the past, present, or future? What if the 2 of Wands is an outcome? What kind of circumstance, environment, or attitude does the 2 of Wands represent? All of these answers and more are explained in today's mystery school tarot lesson by Dusty White. Looking at the card, we have a wealthy merchant standing atop his castle walls. He has purposefully taken steps to get away from his family and friends, his associates, and any servants or other distractions that may cloud his judgment. The globe is a metaphor for where is mind is at. His eyes are not on the lands around him, which represent his community and potentially his estate. His eyes are on the horizon — but once again, look closely and he is not looking at the mountains or anything familiar. He is looking out at the empty sea and comparing his view to a giant map of everything that is. This image is showing us someone whose awareness is far from the moment. This is the antithesis of the 8 of Coins, where a laborer happily focuses only on what is in front of him right here and right now. In that card, even the coins he just struck are a distant memory — even as they are within reach. That man only focuses on what is in front of him and what he is doing. The weakness of this card is being too detached from one's current environment. While this person is a visionary or an idea man — someone with great vision and intellectual capacity, this Sagittarian global perspective runs the risk of not seeing the trees right in front of him because his mind is on the forest at large. This is a great card for big picture perspectives but it is horrible for paying attention to the here and now, and what needs to be done to pay the rent or feed your family tonight. This card only works when you have the time and resources to survive while you go on a mental vacation to put everything into perspective. Tarot card Keywords for study: critical thinking, thinker, analysis, planning, observation, intellectual, entrepreneur, visionary, vantage point, perspective, view from the top, executive, C-suite, CEO, CIO, COO, bay, coast, mountains, elevation, ambition, morning, Sagittarius, Jupiter, expansion
The 2 of Wands comes up in your tarot spread. What does it mean? How do you know how to read this card? What do you tell your client if this card comes up in the past, present, or future? What if the 2 of Wands is an outcome? What kind of circumstance, environment, or attitude does the 2 of Wands represent? All of these answers and more are explained in today's mystery school tarot lesson by Dusty White.Looking at the card, we have a wealthy merchant standing atop his castle walls. He has purposefully taken steps to get away from his family and friends, his associates, and any servants or other distractions that may cloud his judgment.The globe is a metaphor for where is mind is at. His eyes are not on the lands around him, which represent his community and potentially his estate. His eyes are on the horizon — but once again, look closely and he is not looking at the mountains or anything familiar. He is looking out at the empty sea and comparing his view to a giant map of everything that is. This image is showing us someone whose awareness is far from the moment. This is the antithesis of the 8 of Coins, where a laborer happily focuses only on what is in front of him right here and right now. In that card, even the coins he just struck are a distant memory — even as they are within reach. That man only focuses on what is in front of him and what he is doing.The weakness of this card is being too detached from one's current environment. While this person is a visionary or an idea man — someone with great vision and intellectual capacity, this Sagittarian global perspective runs the risk of not seeing the trees right in front of him because his mind is on the forest at large. This is a great card for big picture perspectives but it is horrible for paying attention to the here and now, and what needs to be done to pay the rent or feed your family tonight. This card only works when you have the time and resources to survive while you go on a mental vacation to put everything into perspective.Tarot card Keywords for study: critical thinking, thinker, analysis, planning, observation, intellectual, entrepreneur, visionary, vantage point, perspective, view from the top, executive, C-suite, CEO, CIO, COO, bay, coast, mountains, elevation, ambition, morning, Sagittarius, Jupiter, expansion
In this episode, The Hunger Games content continues as Celeste delves into the chart for Lucy Gray Baird, the District 12 tribute in the 10th Hunger Games from The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. AstroFic will continue its Hunger Games series through the next book release. This podcast stands against colonialism and fascism in all of its forms. Free Palestine. Free Congo. Free Sudan. Free Tigray. Free Hawai'i. Free Guam. Free Puerto Rico. Land Back. Resources have been included in Celeste's linktr.ee below. They also share all the information and resources that they come across on her personal socials. You can also find links to donate to families in need. Celeste's Links: https://linktr.ee/celestialbinch
Today is Garrett's birthday and she solocasts on life updates and why this is the first year that turning a new age has not felt like the usual Sagittarian energy of fun and excitement. From infertility struggles to business challenges, to Garrett's new IVF cycle, she lays out her "stuff" with a hopeful undertone on how to move through the not so sexy stuff in life. @kozekozemama on TikTok Purchase Nip Gloss or kozēpee peecup (for ovulation and pregnancy testing) with code THANKYOU20 Nip Gloss on Amazon Want commission + discounts to kozēkozē products? Apply here to be an affiliate and kozēkozē insider :) Sign-up for the kozēkozē newsletter here. *********** Connect with our host on IG: @garrettnwood Follow kozēkozē on IG: @kozekozemama Podcast Instagram for details on past guests: @kozekozepodcast If you like Garrett's voice, check out her meditations here. Email garrett: garrettkusmierz@kozekoze.com
Your career could take off in December. There may be onsite opportunities now. Sagittarians who want to start a business should postpone their plan. Those who are already in business need to be patient when dealing with clients. Your finances may improve a lot. Couples in a relationship might have arguments with their partner. For married natives, it is an ideal time to visit some important destinations. Maintain a cheerful demeanor even when your partner annoys you. You will have cordial relationships with elders. There may be a lot of conflicts with your children. Savings may increase as you manage your finances well and make wise choices. Your investments will also do well. Your family and friends may help you save more effectively. Your unique ideas and creative solutions will get recognition from your superiors. For those working in the production sector, it may be necessary to make more efforts to enhance your pay scale. You may taste success if you work in the IT or ITES fields. Healthcare professionals may enjoy a favorable phase. There could be a pay hike now. Sagittarians in the legal profession should be careful when presenting their arguments in court. Sagittarians doing business should be patient when interacting with clients. Avoid partnerships in your business. You may suffer from headaches, so please consult your doctor. Sagittarian school and college students need to work hard. There may be support from your teachers. Sagittarian research scholars may need to wait for their thesis to get approval.
In this week's episode we chat about the strong Sagittarian presence gracing our skies.Tune in and discover how you can deepen into this current cosmic influence and...keep your dreams big & expansiveget clarity over what continues to hold you backunderstand your internal push pull & desire for changecultivate the practice of looking back to look forwardsdeepen into your deepest desires & curate their manifestationFor more cosmic, lunar & seasonal wisdom, join us in circle for our final Winter moon circle of the year.Join us online (as part of the Membership) or in-person on Wednesday 18th December for our Winter Solstice celebrations. Experience a magical evening as we gather in sisterhood to celebrate our wins and welcome back the light.A cosy fireside gathering under the stars - an evening to remember.We deeply appreciate your continued support. And because we value your committment to your soul growth & light journey, we would love to connect with you on a deeper level!Follow us on Instagram @lunarlightworker Join our Facebook LunarLightCommunityIf you really enjoyed this episode, I would love for you to leave me a 5 star review or share it with a friend.Love & light,Zoe, founder of Lunar Light Worker xx
The centaur... the archer... the opportunist, and soooo much more! Being the 3 rising Sagittarians we are, we've been looking forward to this episode and season, and the conversation flows through: all of the possible keywords we could drum up, the perks and pitfalls how we feel we exemplify Sagittarian characteristics an interesting chart and herb to align with this entrance into winter season and more... ...all while wearing wizarding hats, because, well... 'tis the Sag Szn! — For our first year, each episode will follow the astrological calendar and focus on a different concept as our main theme. Our goal is for these themes to build on each other, creating a living library of astrological sparks or knowledge and curious confabulation about the celestial realm. We'll weave in elements of personal evolution, herbalism, and a look at a chart that aligns with whatever topic we're looking into that day. Thanks for being here, aaandd… Stay Curious!
Heidi and Ellen welcome the sign of Sagittarius. Sagittarius reminds us that POSSIBILITY is a powerful word. It reminds us not to contract and collapse. As the ruler of Sagittarius, Jupiter offers a message of growth and new horizons. Sagittarius says, “Hold fast to the most inspired vision. Do not give up!” Heidi and Ellen talk about two Sagittarian poets: Emily Dickinson (December 10, 1830) and Taylor Swift (December 13, 1989) Heidi read the poems: Oh! de Perfume by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer A Bird Came Down the Walk by Emily Dickinson Books Mentioned: The Frozen River By Ariel Lawson The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning by Margareta Magnusson Articles Mentioned: Republican Victory and the Ambience of Information by Nathan Heller, New Yorker Magazine Movies Mentioned: My Old Tired Ass Television Mentioned: Somebody/Somewhere Bad Sisters Industry Do you have a question you'd like featured on the podcast? Send a 1-minute audio and your birth information (date of birth, time, and place) to assistant@heidirose.com. Chart Your Career Instagram: @chartyourcareerpodcast To connect with the hosts, visit: Heidi Rose Robbins, Astrologer & Poet: heidirose.com, IG: @heidiroserobbins Ellen Fondiler, Career & Business Strategist: ellenfondiler.com, IG: @elfondiler
Tomorrow, Nov 15th, Theresa and I will hold a live session on Zoom at 4 p.m. All are welcome. Please consider this a safe space to ask questions, process feelings, and receive support as we navigate these unsettling times.The Moon has just moved into Taurus, and the Full Moon will occur tomorrow midday. This lunation has a disruptive feeling, conjoining Uranus, which brings the potential for surprises. It may also describe the general atmosphere: a shaking of foundations and an underlying uncertainty about what lies ahead. Uranus loves to surprise, disrupt, and break free, but like all the planetary intelligences, its allegiances are neutral, offering energy for anyone to embody according to their nature. Saturn stations direct tomorrow in Pisces, so expect what Uranus unmoors to slip into murky, unnavigable waters.I hope this episode is helpful. As always, we're here if you have any questions, and I hope to see some of you at the live session tomorrow.A Few Links: 2025 Year Ahead Readings with Christina & Theresa: Book Here2025 Inner Currents Reparenting Practice (email Theresa to sign up— contact@innercurrents.com): Read More HereSane news from Heather Cox Richardson: Read HereMy Practice: Skies of Grace AstrologyTheresa's Practice: Inner CurrentsWith Love, Christina & Theresa Get full access to Skies and Currents at skiesofgrace.substack.com/subscribe
Allison Dubois sits down with master astrologer Tom McMullen to delve into the chilling case of the Zodiac Killer, exploring the potential identities of the infamous murderer who terrorized the San Francisco Bay area from 1962 to 1970. The conversation centers around two primary suspects: Arthur Lee Allen and Gary Francis Post, with Tom examining their birth charts to uncover insights into their personalities and possible motivations. As they analyze Allen's Sagittarian traits and Post's Scorpio characteristics, they discuss how these astrological elements may correlate with their criminal behaviors. The episode raises intriguing questions about the nature of serial killers, the psychological profiles of these suspects, and the lack of conclusive evidence that has kept the true identity of the Zodiac Killer shrouded in mystery. Listeners are invited to consider how astrology might provide a unique lens through which to understand the energies behind such dark figures.
Sagittarius folks can look forward to a good month overall. You might have some good luck, but challenges related to your children may arise. You will find it difficult to express yourself in your personal life. Problems with siblings are likely. Sudden luck and favorable circumstances may make you happy. Success is likely this October. There will be exciting times with your partner, but there will also be some disagreements. Women may face some problems in their relationships. Arguments and conflicts in family life are possible. Your finances may improve due to some good luck and unexpected gains. Real estate may bring good returns, and you will be able to repay most of your debts. However, you might feel unappreciated. Sagittarian business owners may get opportunities to grow their businesses. However, they will face some problems with communication tools, which could cause setbacks and spoil their reputation. On the positive side, more money could come in. You may take on more tasks at work. A promotion and a raise are likely. Creative thinking can bring recognition and success. Luck will enable financial growth and positive changes. However, be careful when interacting with your bosses. Sagittarius students will have to work harder, but it will be worth it. Those awaiting exam results will be successful, although misunderstandings with mentors are likely. Students hoping to study abroad might get some good news. Your health will be mostly good. Problems with the knees are likely.
We don’t want to alarm anybody…but today is the last day to submit considerations for the 2025 Grammy Awards. Congrats to everyone who made the deadline, good luck to those still watching the clock and waiting on the latest batch of masters, and condolences to anyone who plain spaced on the date. Those in that […] The post David Rosenblad: “Like a Sagittarian Archer” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.
This week we interrogate Paulette Erato (pauletteerato.com), host of the podcast "La Vida Más Chévere," described as "the only Spanglish podcast for childfree Latinas!" The former event coordinator answers our probing questions about her desire to live childfree, her brief move to Puerto Rico, getting out her anger through kickboxing and her philosophy that life is an adventure! Paulette may be giving us some major Sagittarius vibes, but is she the Gemini with the Sag Moon, or the Taurus with Sag Rising? This week we welcome back guest astrologer Moses Siregar (astrologyforthesoul.com) a Locational Astrologer from Prescott, AZ. Will Sarah and Moses be able to work out which Sagittarian chart belongs to Paulette? And will they even agree?! In each episode our astrologers try to match our guest to one of two birth charts. One chart is drawn from our guest's birth date and one is a red herring. Are their chances only a skeptical 50/50 or can astrological powers point Team Astrology in the right direction at least 80% of the time? Will they do it? Can YOU do it? To play along, check the two birth charts and case files for this episode and every episode at http://astrodetectivespod.com New Episodes Every Other Tuesday! If you want more of this episode, listen to our weekly post-case Astro chat, "AstroDetectives: Debrief" available now for free and exclusively at patreon.com/AstroDetectives where you can also support the show for as little as $3. --------- Listen to Paulette's podcast “La Vida Más Chévere” wherever you get your podcasts. (@pauletteerato on Instagram) Contact Moses Siregar for readings at AstrologyForTheSoul.com. --------- Email us at: astrodetectives@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @astrodetectives Schedule Astrology and Human Design readings with Sarah at: mycosmiccoach.com Schedule a Solar Panel Consultation by emailing Scott your electric bill: scott.randall@sunrun.com That catchy theme music is by Coma-Media from Pixabay Ok search engines, let's talk about #astrology meeting #science trying to #debunk or #prove astrology. A little #debate but mostly we're using the scientific method to determine the effectiveness or legitimacy of astrologists claims of astrology being a phenomenon. #astrology #astrologers #astrologypodcasts #spiritualpodcast #gemini #taurus #sagittarius #plutoinaquarius #yogainspiration #crystalhealing #hellenisticastrology #astrologymemes #mercuryretrograde #astrodetectives
This week @ema.jones welcomes Preston Mitchum to The Cosmic Clubhouse. The discussion explores Preston's life work (and of course his time on Summer House Martha's Vineyard) through the lens of energetics. Topics covered in this episode include, what it's like to be on reality TV, how a shift in location can change the dynamics of friendships, Pisces beyond the archetype, what it's like to carry the energy of "The Pioneer line" with you through life. Emma stays on at the end to answer listener questions regarding Preston's synastry with Jordan and the future of SHMV. Make sure to follow Preston's journey https://prestonmitchum.com/ https://www.instagram.com/Preston.Mitchum/
129: Taurus Season Welcome to another episode of Seeing with Stars Podcast and this week's episode - Taurus season. Stephanie Johnson, our astrological guide with over 30 years of cosmic exploration, has wrapped up insights and celestial guidance into a gift just for you in our latest episode, "Embracing the Bull – Taurus Season's Riches."
It's a big push forward as Jupiter and Mercury move direct! There's lots of Jupiterian and Sagittarian energy available to usher in 2024 in a big way. Meanwhile, this week we get Mars entering practical Capricorn, its place of exaltation. Happy New Year at The Golden Astrologer Podcast!
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Today on Sagittarian matters! We're over the moon to welcome Morgan back to the show to talk about Cafix, CELERY, Trader Joes Vegan Fish, TJ's Bird Nest, signs of aging, the smell of trader joes, Alfred Coffee, Outstanding Cheeseballs, Lagusta's cheese powder, Lagusta's turtles, Molasses cookies, Moku mushroom jerky and SO MUCH MORE. PLUS! An unsolicited food review from Dawn Riddle, with special guest Megan DIneen.
Welcome to "Stellar Insights: Sagittarius 2024," where we explore the celestial forecast for our adventurous and optimistic Sagittarian friends! Join us as we delve into the cosmic energies that will shape Sagittarius' career and relationships in the upcoming year. For more listen to the Podcast...
The Universe, God and/or a Facebook Algorithm connected me with a kindred spirit, Shaele who lives completely across the US (Props to us for handling time zone conversions with ease.) Initially, we connected because have both had success stories in our PCOS journeys, but we also realize throughout this episode that we have many more similarities as well. Sometimes, social media can be a good thing (and I think Martha Stewart would agree). Shaele had success losing weight and keeping it off and most importantly dealing with her PCOS symptoms including brain fog by doing intermittent fasting. Shaele's intermittent fasting calendar is 23:1 meaning she ONLY eats for ONE HOUR out of the day!!! You may be thinking : How is this possible? How is this healthy? Well, she explains her journey. And, while neither of us are medical professionals, we are just two people who are sick and tired of the current state of healthcare in regards to our condition and we took matters into our own hands, I do suggest always consulting with your medical professional (be they a doctor, dietitian, naturopath, herbalist or acupuncturist) when beginning and throughout your journey. Shaele's birthday is the week that this episode launches so show a fabulous Sagittarian some love by giving it a listen! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whosdatphatgirl/support
Happy Sagittarius season! Time to aim and shoot for what you love, Sagittarius Venuses (Veni?)! In true Sagittarian fashion, Mimí and Ciera journey and explore how this placement gives and receives love, with special centaur insights from Ciera, the pod's very own Sagittarius Venus. These Venus placements thrive on stimulation and curiosity, while also valuing humor and honesty. For those who have Venus in Sagittarius, it's pretty much what you see is what you get. Are you a Sagittarius Venus? And, if so, are you more of a frat boy or a wild stallion? Let us know! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestarsmademedoit/support
An eruption of change, transition, prioritization of thoughts and ideas we wish to make reality. lauren spins words about seasons and thoughts on traditions and the keepers of attention; jonah returns from his Sagittarian wanderings and we get down to business on the big picture vs the details and so so much on Mars in Scorpio, Mars in Sagittarius, the cazimi and how truth changes. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ursidae/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ursidae/support
Welcome back to 'Cold Brew for the Brujas,' where we're riding the cosmic arrow straight into Sagittarius season!
Welcome to another episode of Astrology Talk, with your Astrology Aunties, Christina Rodenbeck and Sally Kirkman. They'll be exploring the shift from Scorpio to Sagittarius Season, a period of significant change in the astrological timeline that spans from 22nd of November to the 21st of December.What will the new season bring, you ask? Well, it will bring a very welcome shift from the intense energy of Scorpio, creating an environment ripe for fresh exploration and discovery. You're welcome :) In this episode we look at the month ahead discussing the broadening horizons, the quest for knowledge, and the pursuit of truth that define Sagittarian energy. Tune in to hear all about turbulent full moons, mercury retrogrades and of course Sagittarius Season! Sally Kirkman: sallykirkman.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sallykirkmanastrologer/Twitter: https://twitter.com/sallykirkman Christina Rodenbeck: oxfordastrologer.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theoxfordastrologer/Twitter: https://twitter.com/oxfordastrology Produced by The Podcast GuysWant to create your own podcast? Contact The Podcast Guys to bring it to life.
Key points & themes for the New Moon at 20°43' of Scorpio on November 13: reactivity & volatile emotions. Rupturing liberation. Rebellious breakthroughs or breaks. With power & strength comes responsibility. Skilful means & circumspection. Transforming poison into medicine. Beauty as medicine. Hey friends. I hope you're faring well. This past month has been…a lot, hey? In this podcast episode I outline some of the current time-space weather. Venus entered Libra last night, (AEDT) which is a blessing indeed, and a moment of grace & relief as we travel through Scorpio Season & emerge from the eclipse shadow.Addendum: I meant to add, that when Mercury enters Sag on November 10 - in fact, any planets entering Sag through November & December - will make a hard and immediate square with Saturn in Pisces. This may present as - initially - a test of faith, beliefs, & enthusiasm. This will pass quickly, but can feel like a bit of a dampening of spirits. It's also possibly helpful though, offering us a cooling reality check as we move through the fired up & inspired Sagittarian landscape. Especially when Mars enters Sag on November 24.I offer astrological consultations over at www.pomegranateastrology.comIf you'd like to learn more about how astrological transits may affect you, or you're curious about the year ahead you might want to explore my Year Ahead Reading. This gives you a detailed overview of your personal transits, the signature ruler of your personal year; and any themes that you can work with that might be helpful as you make plans for the coming year. December is currently filled up, but I'm taking bookings for January and beyond. I wish you all a happy & safe New Moon. Warmest wishes to you, AntoinetteAs a professional, certified Hellenistic astrologer, I offer astrological consultations… Get full access to Pomegranate Astrology at pomegranatestars.substack.com/subscribe
This month It's a push and pull as you balance the intensity of Scorpio and the grandios of Sagittarius. You get to elevate and achieve your dreams by setting up boundaries and promising not to over-do-it. As we shift into the Sagittarian energy, with Mercury, Sun and Mars this month, they must initiate with Saturn in Pisces first. In order to dream and go big, Saturn firmly puts his threshold down and says, if you want to dream big and maximize, you must prioritize your Piscean ease, and flow. So yes, dream and go big, and choose YES, by first deciding what is a firm No.
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Your Sag Aunties are back to bring wisdom (read: chaos) - Learn about Aries- Leo - Joe Rogan's thick Tauran neck - Carly DOES NOT want to talk about bo burnham and phoebe bridgers (Leos) - Carly is also a 5'2" Sagittarian liar - whoooo!
This is the final part of our 3-part discussion we're having on the pod! We're moving into the third essential component that you MUST have in order to practice intuitive healing in the highest and most holistic way. We explore it through the lens of alchemy as it pertains to your soul Work, and why so many healers tend to bypass this one. We're also covering this upcoming Sagittarius full moon, aka June's Rose or Strawberry Moon. This is a juicy one - and SO much interesting cosmic energetics influencing us on a collective and individual level. Cliff notes: be prepared for a quick ride, fast communication, expansion in your consciousness and intuition, and revelations in Taurean themes of food, nature, & money. It's time to get embodied and adjust your aim to illuminate the most aligned the path forward toward freedom. Of course, I also share astro-medical insights and some of my favorite Sagittarian-related herbal allies that we can work with to support our body. This one is jam packed, so let's dive in! Find the Complete Show Notes Here: wildlyrooted.com/podcast ALCHEMICAL HERBALISM X FEED YOUR WILD AKASHIC BONUS! DOORS CLOSE JUNE 8th, 2023! ABOUT ALCHEMICAL HERBALISM: Like Ayurveda or Chinese Medicine, the Western Alchemical tradition is a complete system of medicine that works with plants to cure diseases of the body, spirit and soul. Alchemical Herbalism integrates clinical herbalism, alchemy and spagyrics, medical astrology, Ayurveda, and western herbalism into a powerful system. Get all the details right here: www.wildlyrooted.com/alchemicalherbalism PLUS, A BONUS!: When you enroll in Alchemical Herbalism this week using my special link, you'll also get access to my Akashic Healer's Office Hours Support & Training ~ intuitive asynchronous support that I only share with my private mentorship program clients! A value of over $2,000 that you get for free if you join us using my special link. Click here to learn more: www.wildlyrooted.com/alchemicalherbalism Resources: Apply for the Wildly Intuitive Practitioner Pathway Subscribe to Wild Meanderings: On the (he)Art of Healing :: A minicast for email subscribers only - you won't find these audios or info anywhere else! In this Episode: Pam Gregory The MindBody Prescription: Healing the Body, Healing the Pain By John Sorno Want to know more about the Akashic Records? Listen to this episode: Ep 56 Akashic Records 101: Accessing Powerful Soul Messages for Clarity, Healing & Growth Where To Find Venessa wildlyrooted.com IG - @wildlyrooted Submit Submit to Your Questions! Leave a Rating & Review on Apple podcasts Support the Podcast Your support means the world... If the show has helped, inspired or spoken to you, it would mean the world to me if you show your support through a small financial contribution. Each FYW episode is a labor of love that takes me about three days to produce... From as little as $1 a month, your support will help to cover the costs associated with producing and hosting the show. I love you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! To make a monthly contribution, head to the Patreon page here. If you would like to make a one-time contribution, you may use our personal PayPal Link here and offer any dollar amount you'd like - send to @WildlyRooted: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/wildlyrooted Thank you as every penny counts toward supporting this work! xo
Welcome to the cosmic case-study that is the Vanderpump Rules Season 10 Reunion Part 1. Join Molly Mulshine & Sara Armour to discuss the first VPR season 10 reunion episode through an astrological lens and get to know the major players planetary placements.Come for VPR, stay for a Taylor Swift Adam Friedland Show astrology bombshell! Sara has discovered a marvelous synchronicity in the natal charts of Taylor Swift, Matty Healy, and edge-lord hosts of the Adam Friedland Show, Adam Friedland & Nick Mullen. But first the VPR reunion...2:00 What do we want from Tom Sandoval? What's the there there of this three-part reunion special? Saying sorry when you're not sorry.4:42 Tom Sandoval Astrology: Cancer Sun / Gemini Moon. Ariana Madix Astrology: Cancer Sun / Virgo moon 5:00 Ariana references having a Virgo moon early in her interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast. Perfectionist Virgo moon, she is pure of heart, doing the work, and here to serve. Tom switches from being mommies in his relationship with Ariana to wise old daddy, with Raquel.8:51 Confimed: Ariana Madix is an Aquarius Rising.10:00 Aquarius Rising 40 year forecast. 11:36 Ariana faces her Karma. Accuses Tom of coaching Raquel because it was once her. Ariana has been zoned out but now realizes Tom's behavior mirrors the behavior of her father growing up. Do we all just marry our parents?16:27 Sandoval admits it's felt like he's simply become Ariana's gay bestie!19:55 Sandoval's first episode of VPR Season 1 heavily featured his meticulous grooming habits (and original tv girlfriend he did this to, Kristen Doute).20:50 Raquel Leviss Astrology: Virgo sun, Sag moon. Lisa Vanderpump Astrology: Virgo Sun, Cancer Moon. Why is the VPR cast so Virgo / Cancer dominant?27:15 The new VPR restaurants don't have food.28:27 Is Tom Sandoval “a dangerous person?” La La says yes, VPR is too invested to agree.34:53 Ariana calls out Andy Cohen & LVP for victim blaming.36:44 Why might cast mates frequently turn on Lisa Vanderpump, astrologically?45:00 Break-up with people!47:27 Be a girls girl!49:36 Saying you have “communication issues” is BS56:14 James Kennedy Astrology : Aquarius Sun / Libra Moon. All air. Star of the final and reunion part 1, so far.59:55 Tom Schwartz Astrology : Libra Sun / Gemini Moon - Tom and Tom are evil Gemini Moon Twins! Happy Gemini Season! Mirrors!1:01:52 Sag Moon Raquel, watches part 1 from her trailer 10ft away due to her restraining order against Scheana. Now on to the Taylor Swift Trash Tea...1:05:28 Adam Friedland & Nick Mullen, the co-hosts of the Adam Friedland Show have the same birthdays as Matty Healy & Taylor Swift. 1:07:19 Problematic white women gets ratio'd on twitter for a rediculous anti-Healy pre-Taylor show disclaimer & the problem with "problematic"1:12:45 Adam Friedland Astrology : Virgo Rising, Virgo Moon, Aries Sun. Matty Healy : Aries Sun, Taurus Moon & Adam provide grounding energy for their wild Sagittarian partners. Nick Mullen Astrology : Leo Rising, Sag Sun, Aquarius Moon vs. Taylor Swift: Sag Sun, Cancer Moon.1:21:00 S/O to Molly's genuinely courteous online hater!Join the Patreon!Leave a 5-Star Review!Tell your friends! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What is going ON on our planet? This question is only going to get bigger and more confusing as Neptune in Pisces reaches 27 degrees starting in May 2023 and begins an ongoing square to the Galactic Center at 27 degrees Sagittarius until January 2025. Neptune in Pisces is unraveling Sagittarian themes, and also dissolving density and attachments that are shifting and leaving. It may feel like there is more “up in the air” at both a collective and individual level, especially if you personally have planets or points at 27 degrees of the mutable signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces). More to share in this podcast episode. ~ New book now available in digital, print, and audiobook versions ~ “Awakening Astrology: Five Key Planetary Energies for Personal Transformation”- https://www.amazon.com/Awakening-Astrology-Planetary-Energies-Transformation/dp/1950253236/ .
It's ramble time! Crowd favorite Brooke, from Pisces season one interview, joins us for this ramble filled with dogs, math, am I the a**hole, and more! What dog breed best represents your sign? Are golden retrievers more Sagittarian or Cancerian? Is math the best or the literal worst? Join us for a classic firestorm ramble with a little extra Pisces spice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/martha8111/support
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This week: Mercury and Uranus move forward and invite us to do the same; the Sun's rendezvous with Pluto issues a challenge to claim our personal power; the Aquarius season offers a chance to break our own rules, and the Aquarius New Moon is a wake-up call to create a lasting legacy; Venus and Saturn celebrate the beauty of doing more with less; and April answers a listener's question about looking on the bright side of your birth chart. Plus: Complimenting a fish, emotional nutrition, and where are you awesome? Read a full transcript of this episode. (Password COMEONIN) Have a question you'd like answered on the show? Email April or leave it here! Subscribe to April's mailing list and get a free lunar workbook at each New Moon! Love the show? Make a donation! Big Sky Astrology on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Timestamps [1:02] Mercury stations direct at 08°08' Capricorn on Jan. 18 at 5:12 AM PST. Mercury turned retrograde on Dec. 29, 2022 and it will leave its shadow period on Feb. 6 at 24°21' Capricorn. Mercury's next retrograde period is April 21-May 14, 2023. [3:42] Just about an hour and a half after Mercury stations direct, on Jan. 18 at 6:44 AM PST, the Sun makes its annual conjunction with Pluto at 28°13' Capricorn. Personal freedom and creative expression, symbolized by the Sun, meet important challenges, especially in the professional realm. [6:13] The Sun enters Aquarius on Jan. 20 at 12:30 AM PST. Groundhog Day and Imbolc/St. Brigid's Day are celebrated during the Sun's Aquarius journey, which marks the midpoint between the Capricorn Solstice and Aries Equinox. [7:39] As the Sun is moving through Aquarius, we are asked to liberate ourselves from the constrictions that we place around ourselves. [10:13] Moon Report! The New Moon in Aquarius (Jan. 21 at 12:53 PM PST at 1°32' Aquarius) is on the Sabian symbol, 2 Aquarius, An unexpected thunderstorm. A suggestion for intention setting during this New Moon is to ask yourself, “What is it that I want to create for my legacy? How can I find the network of people who will help me accomplish this goal?” Take note that this lunation falls very close to Pluto (28°20' Capricorn). [12:36] This lunation also begins a two-and-a-half-year Lunar Phase Family Cycle. The First Quarter Moon of this cycle is on Oct. 21, 2023 (28°28' Capricorn); the Full Moon is on July 21, 2024 (29°08' Capricorn); the Last Quarter Moon is on April 20, 2025 (1°12' Aquarius). [15:15] Void-of-Course Moon periods (VOC). On Jan. 17, the Moon at 28°11' Scorpio makes a sextile aspect to Pluto at 6:27 AM PST. It is VOC for about three hours before entering Sagittarius at 9:33 AM PST. Consider any toxic emotions that need to be dispelled. [16:31] The Moon at 24°23' Sagittarius sextiles Saturn on Jan. 19 at 2:09 AM PST. It's VOC for about nine hours before it enters Capricorn at 11:11 AM PST. Which of the many Sagittarian arrows in your quiver are you ready to use? [17:34] On Jan. 21 at 7:52 AM PST, the Moon conjoins Pluto at 28°19' Capricorn, then is VOC for a little over two and a half hours before it enters Aquarius at 10:29 AM PST. Monthly accomplishments are up for review. Show some compassion for marks that were missed. [19:10] Venus conjoins Saturn at 24°47' Aquarius on Jan. 22 at 2:13 PM PST. Tiny House Harry and Frugal Freddy meet for 2-for-1 Sunday brunch at Discount Bagels R Us – and love it! [21:53] Uranus stations direct at 14°56' Taurus on Jan. 22 (2:58 PM PST). Uranus has been retrograde since Aug. 24, 2022. Uranus is in a wide square to that Venus / Saturn conjunction as it stations direct – will you stay or will you go? Look to the house of your chart that contains 14°56' Taurus and any planets in your chart within 9°-19° of Taurus, Leo, Scorpio or Aquarius. Be on the lookout for sudden shakeups to arise in those areas of your life. [23:33] Listener Elliott asks about how to look on the bright side of your birth chart! April's ever-optimistic Sagittarius Ascendant and 9th house planets reply cheerfully. [29:21] If you have a burning question about astrology that you'd like April to answer on a future episode, please leave a voicemail of one minute of less at speakpipe.com/bigskyastrologypodcast or just send an email to april(at)bigskyastrology(dot)com. Be sure to put “Podcast Question” in the subject line. [29:52] If you like what you're hearing please subscribe, follow, like and share! This episode is brought to you by donors Sarah McNeil and Yvonne Allara! [30:50] If you enjoy the show and if you would like to receive April's Bonus Donors-only episodes for the Solstices and Aries Equinox, just donate $10 or more here!
This January favors Sagittarian lovers, and they can express their feelings of love to the ones they desire. Newlyweds, too, may have a good bond. Long-distance travel could also yield good gains. Some may fall out with relatives over property matters. Some new friends at work may help you financially. Your work efficiency will be appreciated. Partnership businesses may face fund shortages. You may feel exhausted mentally. Research students need to focus more on their work. If you would like to find out more about your chart or have a question about astrology you would love the answer to, please do connect with us at www.astroved.com Follow AstroVed on IG, Twitter, and FB @AstroVed
In this week's episode, Emma (@ema.jones) and Tasha (@agent.of.pluto) pick up right where they left off and dive straight into Lisa and Lenny's cosmic compatibility. The ladies also chat about Chiron, the asteroid known as the “wounded healer”, and the role it plays in Ashley and Candice's respective financial journeys. As we are nearing the end of Sag season, our hosts highlight how Sagittarian energy breeds iconic housewives and discuss how the low vibe of that energy continues to play out over in SLC.
Principle of the Mayo School of Astrology, based in London, originally from New Zealand, WENDY STACEY brings her Sagittarius Moon/Neptune conjunction for a very Sagittarian conversation. Three decades of Astrology through modern, mundane, financial and more, teaching quite early on, a social sciences degree under her belt, financial and property background, PHD in the making and a couple of books to add to two already published. Wendys knowledge is broad, and we talk about a LOT. With a special focus on Pluto moving into Aquarius and what to expect. There's a multitude of ways this transit can express, so here's a few that are positive if you're willing to see the silver lining and roll with the punches. Sagittarius is a mutable sign, long form and focussed on the horizon so what better subject than prediction. Between us we have 13 planets in fire, and a blazing grande fire trine which I could feel in the synastry, reminding me why it's so essential to touch base with your element! Find WENDY STACEY wendystacey.com to learn more and schedule a consultation Mayo School of Astrology to learn more, sign up or join the monthly zoom discussion Books: URANUS SQUARE PLUTO new perspectives on the current planetary lineup in mundane Astrology CONSULTING WITH ASTROLOGY a quick guide to building your practice and profile Join the Upcoming Workshop From Menarche to Menopause Jan 28, 2023 Wendy Stacey, B.A, M.A, Dip LSA is the principal of the international Mayo School of Astrology and tutor for the London School of Astrology. She is the Chairperson for the Astrological Association, has written over 50 articles for students in the ‘Astrological Journal' and is the author of ‘Consulting with Astrology' and ‘Uranus Square Pluto'. She has also contributed to ‘The New Generation', and to OPA's ‘The Professional Practice of Astrology' and ‘Bitcoin'. In 2014 Wendy was the recipient of the UK's Charles Harvey award for ‘Exceptional Service to Astrology'. Wendy lectures around the globe and has an international clientele. Find ME, VANESSA MONTGOMERY, resident astrologer @ Glamour Magazine U.S @ astroallstarz.com to schedule a reading/consultation, contact and learn more. Learn astrology with my books; △ASTRO POWER a simple guide to prediction and destiny for the modern mystic (pre-order) △STAR POWER a simple guide to astrology for the modern mystic △COSMIC POWER ignite your light, a simple guide to sun signs for the modern mystic Come say hi on IG @astro_allstarz @astro_all_starz FaceBook
We are so, so sorry for the delay! This was originally recorded on time, but life decided to get in the way of editing. Sooooo here we are now. Bear discusses the positive and negative attributes of a Sagittarian. We are now in the midst of their time of the year so hold on tight as this fire sign lights the way during the holiday season. Raven talks about something she loves to do around the holidays... simmer pots! From the fruits and the herbs that go into it, and the different types of water she uses, it's all here in this week's episode. Socials: witches unknown & theblackbearoftarot @ Facebook, Instagram, and Gmail
Here with some blunt honesty for everyone...this episode is all about Mercury in Sagittarius! While never accused of honing in on the fine details...Sagittarius Mercury encompasses the classic optimistic and playful energies we are used to thinking of with Sag placements, but expanded even further when it comes to truth seeking, conceptualizing, and living by personal morals and ethics. Mimí, Martha and Ciera (Sag Mercury!) share all the Sagittarian truths and interview Wanessa on her thoughts about being a Sagittarius Mercury. Join us, and raise your hand if you've ever been personally victimized by a Sagittarius Mercury....
Astrology forecast for November 20-26 Chris and Almie discuss the current Mars-Neptune square that might be throwing a wrench into some of your plans. They also talk about what to expect during the final days of Scorpio Season. They take a look at the upcoming New Moon in Sagittarius on November 23rd, and with Sagittarius's ruling planet Jupiter turning direct on November 23rd as well, Chris dubs that day "International Sagittarius Day" as there will be a tremendous amount of Sagittarian energy in the air, filling us with humor, optimism, and encouraging us to set lofty goals. In "Ask A Scorpio," Chris and Almie wish Almie's mother Michelle a Happy Birthday and Chris challenges Almie to a trivia game involving famous Scorpios who were born on November 20th. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/almie/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/almie/support
Sign up for Jill's newsletter: https://jilljardineastrology.com/contact-jill/CHECK OUT my new courses: https://jilljardineastrology.com/online-courses/The other shoe is about to drop at Mars is now traveling retrograde and we are heading to an intense election day Full Moon/Blood Moon Lunar eclipse on November 8th! Nothing is as it seems during Scorpio season, and much will be revealed during the eclipse window! Key dates in NOVEMBER 2022: November begins with Mars Retrograde since October 30, 2022 through January 12, 2023November 8: FULL MOON Lunar Eclipse with Sun in Scorpio/Moon in Taurus with many Lunar Aspects to other planetsNovember 16: Venus transits Sagittarius through December 9November 17: Mercury transits Sagittarius through December 6November 22: Sun enters SagittariusNovember 23: New Moon in SagittariusNovember 23: Jupiter goes direct in PiscesOctober's spooky scenarios seep into November, haunting us through the Full Moon Lunar Eclipse of November 8th. Scorpionic Sun slides into early November, accompanied by planets Venus, Mercury and South Node slinking through the serpent's sign of Scorpio. The veil between worlds is thin as the Day of the Dead eerily ushers in a month of revelations and reactivity. Mars turned retrograde on October 30th, coinciding with a rash of aggressive events.Total Lunar Eclipse occurs November 8, 2022 at 6:02 am on the East coast the Taurus Full Blood Moon Lunar eclipse occurs at 16 Degrees Taurus with the Sun at 16 degrees Scorpio. The day begins with moon in Taurus opposed Mercury in Scorpio (information will be messed up), and of course during a full moon the moon is opposed the sun. But the Moon in Taurus is also conjunct Uranus in Taurus (chaotic transit), Moon is square Saturn in Aquarius (conflict), the Sun is conjunct Mercury in Scorpio, the Moon is opposed Venus in Scorpio, and Mercury is exactly opposed Uranus in Taurus. This is going to be a complicated time. Of course, I had to look up what the Sabian Symbol is for 16 degrees Taurus, the degree of this Full Moon and Uranus at this Lunar Eclipse: (TAURUS 16°): AN OLD TEACHER FAILS TO INTEREST HIS PUPILS IN TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE.KEYNOTE: The inadequacy of past knowledge in time of crisis. The full moon eclipse occurs on election day in the U.S., so there will be some issues with elections around the country. The Scorpionic Squeeze begins to ease by mid month as planets slip into Sagittarius. Venus slides into Sag on November 16 joined by Mercury on November 17th in the sky seeking sign of the Archer, shooting their arrows to brighter outcomes. Venusian sensitivities reawaken romance in Sagittarius, planning parties and other social soirees for the holiday season. Mercury moves into Sag, picking up positive vibes and enhancing brain waves in bright Sagittarian light. . And as the sun saunters into spontaneous, fun-seeking Sagittarius on November 22, doors open and you re-connect with the soul after slumbering in the scorpionic shadows. The Sag cosmic party kicks off during new moon in Sagittarius on November 23. The future looks so much brighter than it did a few weeks or months ago!On November 23rd, Jupiter turns direct. This change of direction can mark a turning of the corner for certain projects and relationships. On November 23rd, the New Moon occurs in the sign of Sagittarius, stirring new possibilities and freedom. How can we better express ourselves in our relationships and work? What visions for your future need to be rekindled. Time to plan those travels for 2023, as our inner adventurer awakens. This new Moon occurs in the first degree of Sagittarius, so it is truly a time of new beginnings.
What you'll learn in this episode: Why Native American jewelry has struck a chord with Australian shoppers Why jewelry is so important to Native American cultures, and the history of jewelry making in the Southwest Which characteristics to look for in distinct varieties of turquoise How to make the most of a trip to Indian Market Which Native American jewelry artists are ones to watch About Jennifer Cullen Jennifer Cullen is the owner of Four Winds Gallery, a jewelry gallery in Double Bay, Australia that focuses on jewelry of the American Southwest. Established in 1981, Four Winds boasts a collector's standard of traditional and contemporary North American Indian jewelry, pottery, sculptures, graphics and textiles. The gallery is the culmination of a long-term interest and passion for Jennifer. Photos available on TheJewelryJourney.com Additional Resources: Website Instagram Facebook Transcript: The suburbs of Sydney, Australia might be the last place you'd expect to find a Native American jewelry gallery, but that's exactly what makes Jennifer Cullen's Four Winds Gallery so special. After a lifelong love affair with the jewelry of the American Southwest, Jennifer opened her gallery in Double Bay, a Sydney suburb known for its high-end shopping. She joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about the history behind Native American silversmithing; how she educated Australian collectors about Southwestern jewelry; and why turquoise is the most personal gemstone. Read the episode transcript here. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey Podcast. This is a two-part Jewelry Journey Podcast. Please make sure you subscribe so you can hear part two as soon as it comes out later this week. Today, my guest is Jennifer Cullen of Four Winds Gallery, an unusual jewelry gallery located in Double Bay, Australia. Jennifer is talking with us from Australia today. I say this is an unusual gallery because it focuses on Native American jewelry and jewelry of the Southwest. When I look at the jewelry, I immediately think of Santa Fe, New Mexico. I love the jewelry. Santa Fe happens to be one of my favorite places. I saw these pieces on Instagram and I was blown away because I thought, “How can this be in Australia?” She has this gallery in Australia with these beautiful Native American pieces. I'm looking forward to hearing Jennifer's jewelry journey today. Jennifer, welcome to the program. Jennifer: Good morning from Double Bay, Sidney, Australia. I'm sure it's a good evening over there. It's so fun to talk with you. Sharon: It's great to talk with you. You were just telling me about your jewelry journey, and I want to hear more about it. Jennifer: Turquoise is my birthstone. This is how this whole thing started for me, back when I was teenager, born in December, being a Sagittarian. Australia doesn't really create turquoise as a birthstone here. We have little pockets of it, but it's waste. It's never looked at in the jewelry format. America is the land of fabulous turquoise. When I finished high school, my father happened to be CEO for Westinghouse, an American company. So, the family headed to the East Coast, as you would say. Westinghouse headquarters at the time was in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. When I went to the States, I put my university degree on hold here in Sidney and followed my parents. I wanted to buy some turquoise jewelry, and the first stop as a family traveling from Australia to America for the first time was Disneyland in California. We went to the gift shop in Frontierland, and I bought a great, big, funny turquoise, which I loved. My mother found it very curious, because my other jewelry was fine jewelry or gold jewelry that they had given me as they had gotten older. I loved it. We made it to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which is where my dad worked. I did classical ballet and psychology part-time at the local Pitt University to fill my time. One afternoon after university, I went to the bathroom and took my ring off to wash my hands. When I walked out, I forgot to put the ring back on. I went back in, and it was gone. I was devastated. My parents said, “Don't worry. There's a nice gallery in Pittsburgh. They have American Indian jewelry. Go check it out.” So, I went and found Four Winds Gallery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and fell in love with the culture. The jewelry, the textiles, the pottery, everything American Indian and Southwestern that was in the gallery, I loved. I bought a new ring on layaway, as you call it. I spent a lot of time there talking about the jewelry with a guy named John Krena who runs and owns the place. He opened it in 1974. He taught me a lot about it and helped me understand it. After two years, we moved back to Sidney. I didn't want to finish my university degree; I wanted to stay involved in and surrounded by the beauty of the artwork that comes from the Southwest done by American artists, who are quite gifted. I was interested in old jewelry and new, as well as paintings and artifacts and pottery and textiles to a degree, but the focus has always been the body adornment, the wearable art. In 1981, I set up a tiny store in Double Bay in Sidney. People would come and say, “Oh, hi sweetie, what's all this blue stuff? Do you make it?” “Well, no. I wish I was so clever, but it's turquoise. It comes from the Southwest of the USA. It's made by multiple American Indian artists.” That's where it started. 41 years later, in 2022, I've changed stores a couple of times. I bought this store 3½ years ago. We're at it again, but it's been a journey, a hobby, a passion, a lifestyle and an income. It's something that I've enjoyed all my life. The gallery has four exhibitions a year. I try to fly out artists for two of those exhibitions to meet my clients, because people like to meet the people who make the things and understand where it comes from. They are always contemporary artists. A big part of the gallery as well is the historical worth of vintage and antique jewelry. When I went on buying trips, which were every August and February up until Covid, I would come back and have a “return from a buying trip” exhibition. That would be a general exhibition in August of all the treasures I found on that adventure of three or four weeks in Santa Fe, Gallup, Scottsdale, Zuni, the Pueblos and various shows and things I've been exposed to. So, that's a general show. During the year, I'd have a specific show for one of the great artists I represent, like Mike Bird-Romero. McKee Platero was out here one time. Cody Sanderson has been out many times. These are all Southwestern artists. Denise Wallace of the Wallace family, I've adored and represented her work for many, many years now. I also represented her husband before he suddenly passed away some time ago, and her daughter, Dawn, and son, David. They're Alaskan. Their work is fossilized marine ivory with scrimshaw set in beautiful silver and gold housings. The Southwestern jewelry is turquoise and coral and lapis and cream clamshells and all the various materials that hail from that kind of jewelry more predominantly. Sharon: All of your jewelry is beautiful and instantly recognizable, but the Denise Wallace is so different than the other stuff. Jennifer: Oh, absolutely. Sharon: You just look at go, “Wow.” Jennifer: And it reflects the Alaskan culture. She and her husband, Samuel, were obviously inspired a lot by her Alaskan heritage and where she comes from. The materials they work with are entirely made of silver and turquoise and whatnot, but in the museums over there, they'll start with masks and carvings that were done in the 1800s and early 1900s, and some earlier if you can find them in the different regions up there. She will study those and get inspired to turn the walrus mask, for instance, into a beautiful, big brooch. I have a whole collection of her jewelry all in creams as well. It's a beautiful, soft coloring. It's all creams and yellows and a brownish caramel color, which is nice to wear with clothes because we really have a long summer in Australia. It's warm here from about the end of October through April, so you tend to wear paler clothing and lighter clothing, and I like to wear more jewelry at work. So, her work is really lovely to combine since you're able to put it on all the time during the hot summer months. It's very nice. I like all the very early works of the Pueblo artists called heishi. It's cream, and it goes beautifully with that as well. But yeah, Denise's work represents the Alaskan culture and what goes on up there. Whereas in Southwestern culture, there are hundreds and hundreds of great jewelers who are doing beautiful silversmithing and lapidary. It's a very unique art form. Her son, David, I think he's one to watch. Dawn is already established as a great jeweler, and she's been working with him off and on for a long time. David is kind of quiet, and he doesn't like to get out in the public, but he's a great carver. I'm excited to watch him and see where he goes. Sharon: When I go to Santa Fe, I love the Native American jewelry, but I have to temper myself because it's very easy to come back with all the Southwestern jewelry and artwork and go— Jennifer: It's not relevant when you've gotten home and you're not going to put it in your home. Is that what you mean? Sharon: I'll wear it. Here and there, I'll definitely wear it, but it's like, “Why did I buy 25 pieces? I'm not going to wear that all the time.” Jennifer: That's interesting. I dress as a city woman. I don't wear satin and lace. Maybe I do occasionally, but I wear fine wool things in winter, cashmere, black. I dress as a city woman, which I always have done; I'm from Sydney, for goodness sake. In Double Bay, it's like the heart of cosmopolitan. It's like being in New York or Chicago or any city environment. That is where I grew up. So, this is the way I am, but for some reason, I just love wearing interesting sculptural jewelry that is not traditional gold and diamonds, fine chains and little bits and pieces and pearls. I think that's very pretty, but it doesn't make a difference when you put it on. It's pretty and you can wear it with anything, which I guess is a good thing. You can wear it with any kind of clothing. This jewelry is a piece of wearable sculpture to me. It has impact. It has size. It has color. It has form. It has metal. It just makes me feel right when I wear it, and I wear it all the time. Even when I go to Pilates or I'm walking my dog, or when I'm down at the beach house, I wear a little pair of turquoise earrings. I always take a selection of blue turquoise pieces, maybe some green turquoise pieces to add to my orange oyster shell collection or my red coral collection. I always take plain silver. It's like a little black dress because it will go with anything. To me, it's worth putting on every day. It's to improve the way I feel and the way I look. As I get older, I like to wear even more pieces because I'm comfortable to do it. As I've grown up, the jewelry has become better, more significant, higher-end, and I don't worry anymore about, “Oh, what are people going to think if I wear this?” I just love it and I wear it. I have a big following now nationally in Australia since the internet came to be and I got my website and all that business happened. When was that? In the early 2000s or something. You worry. You think, “Oh my gosh, now everyone can see what I'm doing. There's a whole load of beautiful galleries in America. Maybe business will change because everyone can look globally at everything.” But it actually just reinforces that if you do something well and focus on the best, and if you're knowledgeable about it and you have great quality pieces that are beautiful and aesthetically pleasing, it holds its own. My business has gone from strength to strength since then. We're open six days a week, 10:00 to 5:00. I'm in here three or four days a week. I'm in the States usually all of August. It used to be two weeks in February, but after Covid, we'll see whether that's still happening. That was more on the West Coast, in the San Francisco region. Sometimes if I had enough time, I would go down to the Heard Museum afterwards in March. Sharon: The Heard Museum? Jennifer: Yeah, the Heard Museum. I'd see the show there with all the current artists. It's expensive being away from the gallery, with international airfares, hotel accommodations, car rentals. I'll take my manager with me, Leslie, who's been with me for 20 years. He's very supportive and helps me keep going when you're in the rental car driving and saying, “Well, I think I should go check these out.” I wouldn't want to do it by myself. I've taken all of my daughters. They've been with me a few times. I have three daughters. They've all been with me. My sister's been with me. My mother's been with me. My father's been with me. Some girlfriends have been with me. My ex-husband has been with me a few times, but that didn't work too well. I never drive by myself. I like to travel with someone. The whole overseas adventure is a very expensive one, to go there and spend a number of weeks and then come back again, but I have to go. I love to go. I like driving around over there, doing the reservations and getting out of the plane at Albuquerque, getting the rental car, driving into Gallop, going on the reservation, going out to Zuni, meeting different artists then ending up back in Santa Fe. I like going to all the old shows, meeting all the people that also love to collect and handle and look for this material, going to Indian markets, seeing more of the artists I've been representing for years who are all gathered together in the plaza for two days. It makes it easier for me to visit everyone. It's been a great lifestyle. I've thoroughly enjoyed it, and it is an oddity. Dealing in North American Indian art on the other side of the world, it's a very established business. I've built incredible relationships. I had hoped one of my daughters might step into it and continue the Four Winds, not that I have any intention of retiring any time soon. My middle daughter points out to me repeatedly, “What? Working for my mom?” I'm like, “Well, it would be nice to keep the operation going forever.” Sharon: Looking at the map, Double Bay isn't too far from Bondi Beach, is it? Jennifer: Oh no, it's probably 10 minutes by car. Bondi Beach is on the coast on the ocean, and Double Bay is on Sidney Harbor. It's kind of an elegant, harbor side, upmarket, expensive little shopping area that's also probably five to 10 minutes from the city. The city is on the harbor. Double Bay is also farther away on the harbor going towards the coast. Then there's a little finger of land that runs up and down, and then on the other side of the little finger of land is Bondi Beach. So, it's very close to Bondi Beach. People who come from other states and internationally stay in Double Bay in one of the hotels, or they stay in the city. We're very close to the city. They'll get a taxi or an Uber, or you can get a train or a bus; public transport here is really good. So, you're smack bang between the ocean coast and the city. I'm about halfway between. It's a very, very pretty harborside shopping area. I'm trying to think—you know Carmel— Sharon: Yes, Carmel. Jennifer: —in California, that feeling that you're not on a cliff; you're down on sea level. Sharon: Are you near Sidney? When you say the city, is that Sidney? Jennifer: It's Sidney. Double Bay is one of those smaller suburbs of Sidney. Sidney's a very big town. I think we have about six million people in Sidney. Double Bay is a five- or 10-minute cab ride from downtown Sidney. You can still call Double Bay Sidney, but it's a suburb of Double Tree close to Sidney. Most of my clients actually come from New South Wales, which is the state that Sidney is in. We have more clients from Australia now, New Zealand, South Africa, Paris, England, America, scattered all over the place. It's fun. A lot of people from France and England and New Zealand and different places come to Sidney in January, which is the peak of our summer, to get out of the winter or to visit family or friends they have in Australia. Or they come to see Australia. They visit and travel around. Sharon: Do Australians wander into your shop and say, “Oh my God, what is this?” What's the reaction? Jennifer: Yes, exactly. Back in the early days in the 80s, they would wander in. I was 21 years old back then, and the counter belt is at least $2,500. People would say, “Where do you sell these blue things? Do you make it?” I'd say, “I wish I was so clever. It's turquoise. It's made by artists from the Southwest of the USA,” and the talking and educating would go on. We're starting from there. A lot of them would come in and go, “What is all this stuff, really?” Then I would get the odd person who was a big collector who would find me. He'd go, “I can't believe you're doing this in Sidney, Australia. I'm from London, and I'm collecting the Southwest,” or “They've got a gallery where I buy things in London.” You would get some people that knew about it who were already collectors. Then they would talk to other people and say, “Go to that store, the Four Winds Gallery down in Sidney. She has really good material. She's quite authentic.” It was word of mouth for a long time, doing my shows, plugging away, talking, working six days a week, having no staff. It's the energy of a 21-year-old woman building a following for it. Now, 41 years later, I am in Double Bay. I've been around. I've expanded the gallery. I've owned a store, and I've been here as a very established business for a long time. Everyone in this region knows me. Anybody who knows anything about turquoise will be out in a restaurant in the city, and if somebody has something turquoise on, they'll say, “Oh, did you get that at Four Winds?” It's either, “Yeah,” or, “No, I went on a holiday to Santa Fe.” It's a commonly used reference point now. You still get the odd person walking in now, but it was more in the first 10 years of having the business that people would walk in who'd never been in before or never heard of it and say, “What's going on here? What is this all about?” American Indian jewelry has become more internationally and globally known with the internet, with social media, with all the things that are going on in America, the mining rights and water rights, going to reservations, the interviews that come on NBC or the radio stations or TV stations in America. I do interviews and stories on what's happening on the tribal reservations and the injustices that are happening. It brings it more to the spotlight, and then it melds into the artwork and what's going on. So, the beautiful Southwestern American Indian artwork is not as unheard of now as it was in the 80s in Sidney, Australia, when no one on earth knew what any of it was. It's been a progress of education. Sharon: That's interesting. I remember ages ago buying one turquoise ring. Everybody had to have one turquoise ring, and that was it. Jennifer: Also, when you look at the 70s and the hippie phase and the bikers and flower power, there was all that association with turquoise, bear claws and feathers, which was fun, but that was kind of insane. A lot of people didn't identify with that, right or wrong. It was like, “We're going to get into the hippie jewelry.” But I think having all of that and recognizing it as fine art, the labeling doesn't matter, actually. Yes, it is Southwest and yes, it is Native American Indian. It is fabulous both historically and recently made. But it is a fine art form if you look at how it's made, how the silver is executed, how the lapidary is done, the history they've inherited for generations about how to work with metal or cut stone or drill shells. As a tribal jewelry form, it's the most sophisticated tribal jewelry form in the world, bar none to any other tribal group. It's just amazing as an art form. I like to think that you don't have to resonate with Southwestern, cowgirl, cowboy, denim, hats and whatnot to love and embrace this art form. It's just a beautiful, wearable art form irrespective. That's always been my belief. This is not a gallery where I come to work every day in jeans and boots and a hat. It's just my thing. It is if you're from the country or you've bought a cattle property, but we're city people and city folk. We have paintings and kachina carvings and some pottery. These are beautiful pieces, quite classic in somebody's home. It's white walls and timber floors. It's plain and very modern how people decorate today, but with this beautiful piece of artwork. They might have one or two great pots as feature pieces, but they don't become pottery collectors per se, as I see people in the Southwest do, where there are ledges and ledges built to house dozens and dozens of pots by a particular tribe because they're a collector. People don't do that here because our architecture and our lifestyle are very different. They have polished floorboards. They'll have a lovely, seasoned marble kitchen bench top, and everything's kind of washed and gray and black and modern and minimal, all of that. Then they'll have the odd piece as a beautiful art piece in their home, but they'll also have something from Japan, and they might have an early Australian aboriginal piece, rather than having the whole placed decked down in Southwestern artifacts or paintings. With jewelry, you find that people can be general jewelry enthusiasts who collect great jewelry from all over the world, but you tend to find that people like the turquoise, the blues and the greys and the strong, big, sculptural silver. You think it's a really big piece of jewelry, but try and recreate that same belt, for instance, in 18-karat gold set with huge diamonds. It would be millions. It would be unapproachable for a lot of people. So, it's also the materials that are special. They're collectable. It's one-off. It's unique, but at this point, it's still not treated the same. For instance, this is a huge piece of turquoise in a ring by McKee Platero. That's large. If you try to replicate that size stone in a ruby or an emerald or a diamond, one, it would be very hard to find. Two, it would be extortionate because it's so big. But I can secure a natural piece of high-grade turquoise that's large and beautiful. It's not artificial and it's not a copy or a reproduction. It's the real deal, and that gives me a lot of joy, wearing a unique piece of sculpture.
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