In this episode, Kemani and I unpack the unspoken question: why don’t Black men engage with astrology? From masculinity and religion to generational conditioning and respectability politics, we explore how cultural narratives shape what Black men are “allowed” to believe in. We talk about astrology beyond stereotypes—less about compatibility charts and more about self-awareness, intuition, and ancestral knowledge. This conversation isn’t about convincing anyone to believe in the stars, but about questioning who gets access to curiosity, softness, and spiritual exploration. A reflective dialogue on identity, belief, and what it means to reconnect with the cosmos on our own terms.