Ellen and Heidi interview Jordana and Julie. Jordana wants to know how to honor her naturally slower pace but also have momentum and grow all her new creative projects. Julie is a university research administrator. While she loves many things about her work, she is tired of working in front of a computer and longs for a more people-facing job. Heidi and Ellen also talk about the series 'Physical' on Apple TV+, as well as the reboot of the TV show 'Mad About You'.

Heidi and Ellen talk to Grace and Jill. Grace is a college sophomore with a passion for environmental science. Her family is pressuring her to be pre-med and she feels stuck between what she wants to do and what she thinks she should do. Jill has spent the past 30-years working in hospice and bereavement. She sold her assisted living businesses a few years ago and is at a loss as to her next steps. Ellen and Heidi also talk about the movies 'Cruella", 'In the Heights', the documentary 'Aggie', and the books "Paradigm Found' by Anne Firth and 'The Truth Will Set You Free But First It Will Piss You Off' by Gloria Steinem.

On this summer solstice day, Heidi and Ellen say goodbye to the active month of Gemini and welcome in Cancer. Cancer rules family, history, feeling, preservation and nourishment. It is the sensitive, resourceful mama bear of signs. We pay attention to tradition under Cancer and we build our nests — whether in our businesses or homes. This month Jupiter moves retrograde until October 18th. It revisits Aquarius where it seeks out allies and enlivens all group work. Heidi and Ellen also talk about the shows 'Hacks'; 'The Kominsky Method' and the movie 'Together Together'.

Heidi and Ellen talk to Ellie and Jenny. Ellie is a full time yoga teacher and wants to weave astrology and meditation into her work. She wonders if she is ready or if she needs to do more deep study. Jenny is a professional freelance writer and is going through a slow period. She wonders how she can actualize more interesting work for herself. We also talk about the movie 'Baby Boom' with Diane Keaton and Sam Shepard ( a great film about reinvention!); the season finale of 'Mare of Easttown'; Kate Winslet's astrological chart; and the PBS series 'Atlantic Crossing'.

Heidi and Ellen answer questions from Meghan and Chrissy. Meghan cares for adults with developmental disabilities and is burning out. With Saturn and Jupiter active on her ascendent- she feels it is time to leap into something new, perhaps something more creative. Chrissy works from home in the finance industry. It serves her in many ways but it has never felt like a fit. She dreams of opening a coffee house, an air bnb or a candy shop!! She wonders about timing (she has 3 young children) and the real possibilities for these ideas. Ellen and Heidi also talk about Heidi's new book and year-long course (works in progress!). They also read notes from listeners.

Heidi and Ellen talk to Marlaena and Hannah. Marlaena is a musician who released a new record right before the pandemic lock-down and could not tour or sell the album. She is working from home and feels aimless. She wants to figure out how to harness her power and focus on her music. Hannah is doing an administration job that drains her. She is an artist but she doesn't feel like it is practical enough to make that her job. She is called towards service and wonders if there is a way to combine it all and feel more satisfied. We also talk about the season finale of 'This is Us' and the Pink documentary "All I Know So Far'.

Heidi and Ellen talk to Lindsey and Melissa. Lindsey is building a business with a partner. They have done a successful soft launch and are wondering if this is a good time to raise money from investors or whether to keep growing the business on their own. Melissa has been involved in the public health sector for the last decade. She is curious whether to focus the next stage of her career out in the public eye, to continue working behind the scenes or to try something totally new. Heidi and Ellen also talk about the Netflix show 'Shadow and Bone' and the podcast interviews between the chef Samin Nosrat and Brene Brown on Brene's podcast 'Unlocking Us' and Glennon Doyle and Adam Grant on Adam's podcast 'WorkLife'.

Heidi and Ellen welcome Gemini. Geminis are the communicators and connectors as the sign is ruled by Mercury and Venus. This Gemini season has a long mercury retrograde and a few eclipses to keep us all on our toes. During this month, the pace picks up. Our desire to connect intensifies. Our need to converse is at an all time high. Gemini wants to feel enlivened by sharing experiences, ideas and little adventures. In true Gemini fashion, Heidi and Ellen talk about Patti Smith, Bob Dylan, the Polar Music Prize and dancing. And Heidi reads the beautiful poem 'The Cord' by Leanne O'Sullivan.

Heidi and Ellen talk to Aman and Tierney. Aman is in tech but is feeling restless and the need for a career that is more relationally engaged. She is attracted to the healing professions but is unsure how to move forward. Tierney is at a crossroads. She has had a 25-year satisfying career in construction sales and in the last 7-years has leaned into her artist self building a beautiful small business as a natural dyer. She has been feeling a pull to go all in with her artist self, but is wondering if the time is right. We also talk about new episodes of 'Mare of Easttown', the movie 'The Year Earth Changed' and 'The Book of Delights' by Ross Gay.

Ellen and Heidi answer questions from Maureen and Emily. Maureen has been a teacher for 21 years and is ready for a change. She really wants to open a Wellness Center- but financial issues and a perceived lack of business acumen get in her way. Emily left a very stressful high profile job 3 years ago. She took some time off and is now trying to figure out her next steps. She is embracing a recent ADHD diagnosis and realizes she wants to help people who struggle in similar ways. We also talk about the new television series 'Mare of Easttown', the documentary about the artist Alice Neel, and the classic feel-good movie, 'Legally Blond'.