in this episode:

• blog post for this episode, with images
• Martha Graham (h/t Dense Discovery)
• this gem
• Using Tarot to Work with the Dead
• Golden Dome School's upcoming Tarot-Thon for Immigrant Justice February 22-24 & 25
• a new Symbolic Lab
• Cory Nakasue + I will offer another Getting Thru It Together cohort
• the new Study Tarot Series cohort from this month to April 8. I made a short video about it + you can also read what people have said about the experience
• add [email protected] to your email Contacts or Address Book
• My books are open for readings this month + it’s also easy to purchase gift readings for the people in your life. Zine box sets are still available
• 25,349 deaths.*
• Sign up to receive information about how to order the planner + Read the intro + see an excerpt here
• Beth Howard's Song For a Hard-Hit People
• Kening Zhu's Labyrinth Library
• this show + tell about my art practice
• Jody Hojin Kimmel, Sensei's solo show "The Study of One Thing" at Hartwick College's Yager Museum of Art & Culture
• Hojin's art practice gatherings...
• podcast dispatches from Autumn Brown + Margaret Killjoy
• a 4-minute video by Ana Marie Cox
• an update from Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg via Ann Friedman
• whistleblowers + whistleblowers
• sometimes it looks like this, or like this, or like this
• juries, once again: nope!
• We Must Fight For Each Other by Beth Howard
• loving this energy
• companies benefitting from ICE
• hannah eve levy
• men doing wholesome shit: reminding us that government is for the fucking people; snorkeling in a forest creek in December; trying food from every country in the world without leaving NYC; turning their 3-year-old's stories into songs; emotional coaching
• curated rabbit holes
• Malene Hartmann Rasmussen's sculptures (h/t Colossal), Shoji Yamasaki's Littered Mvmnts + Caroline Harrius's embroidered vases
• String Queens's version of Eleanor Rigby 
• Diane Warren: Relentless documentary
• artwork by Elena Solano; words by Eric K. Ward
• Alex Dawson
• This Might Hurt Tarot
• a community observer, pinning him to the ground
• Harsha Walia