Fernanda and Alejo get together to chat on how they are lives are thriving under the starry sky. They share some ideas on the importance of food, and how they see Brazil, Argentina and the Uk as places where astrology or other practices thrive and intertwined. They also chat about the past New Moon in Aries and the recent change of Pluto into Aquarius. Enjoy!

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We started chatting about the differences between being a man and a woman in relation to cycles. Then we talked about how we became our own bosses when we moved to full-time astrologers. Hopefully, you will find some of our advice useful! We also touched on Pluto in Aquarius and some of its possible nasty manifestations and, finally, we discussed the effects of Mars going direct. To wrap it up, we discussed two books: Post-colonial astrology by Alice Sparkly Kat and Psychological Types by Carl Jung. Enjoy!

We started talking about how each one of us relates to the bodily and psychological need for resting and how that may be expressed by our understanding of the Moon and the Sun. Then Fernanda shared a lot of insights on how to approach the issue of charging as an astrologer. This was a powerful episode which we hope will make you reflect on your bias about money and about charging for your work. We hope you will enjoy it! 

Fernanda and Alejo shared experiences on how they approached astrological consultations when they started working as astrologers versus how they approach them now. They discussed what they find more challenging and how to deliver the information, amongst other things astrology related. 

Fernanda and Alejo catching up after months without doing the podcast. We talked about our lives, what we have been doing and how astrology has been expressing itself in our daily events. Some of the topics ranged from Capricorn, Saturn in Pisces, Pluto in Aquarius, to astrocartography! 

First Episode of Season 2, "The Full Moon Astrology Podcast" by the Out-of-Bounders. In this session, we discussed the difference between the Moon, the Sun and the Rising Sun. We first shared some ideas of what each one of these elements means. In this case, we applied it to a practical case: Moon in Virgo, Sun in Virgo and Ascendant in Virgo. 

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What do eclipses mean? Are they always dreadful and bringers of chaotic situations? What do they symbolize psychologically? How do we apply their energy to our everyday life? How many eclipse seasons do we have per year? And what may the eclipse of the 30th of April 2022 be symbolizing?

We invited Rowan Oliver, a queer astrologer, to discuss what queer astrology is and how it can be combined with traditional techniques in order to come up with powerful, deep, rich and modern descriptions of who we are. We ended up having a profound conversation on the culture behind some elements of astrology and reflecting on the idea that astrology is alive!

We discussed here the nature of transits: what they are and how we approach them both when we are looking at our own charts as well as when we are working with clients. We made a special focus on the transits of Saturn and Pluto. If you have any comments, please, e-mail us at [email protected] If you like the show, please, share it with like-minded people!

Today we discussed charts of astrology haters. What is in their charts that supports this hatred of our practice? Would there be a signature for it? The charts that we had a look at was: Bart Jan Bok born on 28/04/1906 at 15:30 in Room Netherlands; Carl Sagan born on 09/11/1934 at 17:05 in New York NY; Jerome Lawrence born on 14/07/1915 at 12:00 AM in Cleveland Ohio; and Michel Gauquelin born on 13/11/1928 at 22:15 in Paris France.