Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast

In this episode of Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast, Chelsea and KP explore:

What it means to cross a personal threshold—astrologically, emotionally, and internally—through the lens of Chelsea’s 40th birthday.

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They unpack the traditional astrology technique of annual profections and how each year of life is shaped by a different house and planetary guide (aka “Time Lord”). KP walks Chelsea through the energetic shift from a Mars-ruled fourth house year (39) to a Jupiter-ruled fifth house year (40), illuminating how themes of interiority, effort, and conflict give way to play, creativity, and joy.

Chelsea reflects on the intensity of her 39th year—how her parts showed up, how astrology intersected with life’s challenges, and what she’s hoping to leave behind. Together, they consider how astrology and IFS can support us in navigating expectations, reclaiming agency, and trusting our own unfolding.

This episode is a birthday celebration, a mini astrology class, and an invitation to be with whatever season of life you’re in—especially if it feels like a liminal one.

Key Quotes:

“Mars says no. Jupiter says yes.” — KP, on planetary rulership energy

“You don’t have to achieve anything before any timeline—because time isn’t real.” — Chelsea

“The Time Lord is like the rhythm-setter for your year.” — KP

“The energy of the year felt like: try something… and then nope. Try something else… and nope again.” — Chelsea

“You don’t have to let astrology dictate everything. But you can learn how to flow with it.” — KP

“Time isn’t real. Even though that is technically my business.” — KP, lol“There was friction because I was fighting the flow.” — Chelsea

“You’re not doing it wrong if your year feels crunchy. It might just be a 12th house year.” — KP“I was trying to overpower the universe… and just made myself suffer more.” — Chelsea“The fifth house isn’t for hustle. It’s for wonder, play, and creative expansion.” — KP

“There’s still things I want for my life, but it doesn’t have the same desperation anymore.” — Chelsea

“A 22-year-old astrologer can be brilliant if they’re self-led and coming from the heart.” — KP

Timestamps & Key Topics:

00:00 — Welcome back + birthday vibes01:00 — What is a perfection year? A time-based astrology technique05:00 — Chelsea reflects on turning 39, societal pressures, and internal parts10:00 — Mars-ruled years: conflict, frustration, and movement13:00 — How the fourth house shaped Chelsea’s experience of grounding16:00 — The energetic shift ahead: Jupiter as Time Lord in the fifth house20:00 — KP on Mars retrograde, protection parts, and burnout cycles25:00 — Why the next year is for joy, not intensity30:00 — The internal resistance to “bad” astrology news35:00 — Reframing aging as magic, not limitation38:00 — Grottoes, Gothic churches, and Mary energy40:00 — Support for anyone crossing a threshold—astrological or otherwise

Resources we mentioned in the episode:

* Annual Profections (Hellenistic astrology timing technique)

* https://horoscopes.astro-seek.com/annual-profections-astrology-calculator

* No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz

* Internal Family Systems Institute — ifs-institute.com

* Chelsea’s therapy practice: chelseaowenstherapy.com

* KP’s astrology sessions, writing, and workshops: kpkaszu.com

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Credits:

Music “Vape Juice Dave’s Bistro” composed by Scott Cary (Wild Western Avenue) for the feature film RINGOLEVIO (2020) directed by KP Kaszubowski - performed by Scott Cary, Max Wikoff, Else Albeck Gasparka, and Sarah Luther

The cover image is a collage by Chelsea Owens.

In this episode of Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast, Chelsea and KP explore:

Why Cancer season is the perfect starting point for their new zodiac series—and why this watery archetype is deeply personal for both of them.

They unpack the Cancer archetype from ancient myths to modern moods: what it means to be ruled by the Moon, how Cancer’s shell symbolizes both protection and vulnerability, and why this sign is often misunderstood as “crabby” when it’s actually a master of empathy, care, and emotional attunement.

This episode dives into the Cancerian gift for creating safe spaces, the complex dance of codependency, and the wisdom of tending to your own inner world. KP shares the Thema Mundi and the idea of spirit becoming flesh at the height of summer, while Chelsea offers reflections on healthy boundaries, control, and love in action.

They talk humor, home-making, creativity, and why Cancer energy can feel like a warm, protective nest—and sometimes, a tender trap. They also explore the gifts and challenges of Cancer’s cardinal nature: the urge to initiate, to nurture, and the lessons of discernment in where we pour our care.

Key Quotes:

“Cancer archetype is like the person who’s still tapped in beyond rational thinking.” — KP, on Cancer’s intuitive nature.

“Our moods are always changing, but there is a constancy too—that’s the wisdom of the moon.” — KP, connecting Cancer’s ruler to emotional cycles.

“If I don’t do it, who else will?” — Chelsea, on Cancer’s impulse to care and the risk of burnout.

“The moon teaches us we can change daily and still be trustworthy.” — KP

“Cancer humor is goofy, not cruel—it doesn’t punch down.” — KP, on the kind of lightness Cancer brings.

“We all need a strong shell sometimes—but too much can keep connection out.” — Chelsea

“Cancer archetype is about knowing when to protect yourself and when to let love in.” — KP

Timestamps & Key Topics:

00:00 — Welcome to the pod + why Cancer season is the perfect launch02:00 — The word Cancer: crabs, turtles, and scarabs05:00 — The Thema Mundi & why some consider Cancer the zodiac’s first sign10:00 — Cancer as spirit becoming flesh, the umbilical cord metaphor15:00 — Humor, imagination, and Cancer’s goofy side20:00 — Shelled creatures as a metaphor for protection and vulnerability25:00 — Cancerian caretaking, home-making, and the art of nesting30:00 — Codependency: the difference between love in action and controlling care35:00 — The Moon’s lessons on constancy and change40:00 — Cancer’s challenges with boundaries and discernment45:00 — Cancer as the archetype of the narrator, character empathy, and writing50:00 — Using Cancer season for self-reflection, healing, and tending your inner parts

Resources we mentioned in the episode:

* Thema Mundi chart

* Authors who write in many different characters who have significant Cancer placements: Octavia Butler, Ernest Hemingway, Iris Murdoch, Franz Kafka, June Jordan, Thoreau, E.B.White, Anthony Bourdain, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Leo Tolstoy, Elizabeth Gilbert, Carmen Maria Machado, Cormac McCarthy

* No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz

* Internal Family Systems Institute: ifs-institute.com

* Chelsea’s therapy info: chelseaowenstherapy.com

* KP’s astrology sessions, writing, and workshops: kpkaszu.com

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Credits:

Music “Vape Juice Dave’s Bistro” composed by Scott Cary (Wild Western Avenue) for the feature film RINGOLEVIO (2020) directed by KP Kaszubowski - performed by Scott Cary, Max Wikoff, Else Albeck Gasparka, and Sarah Luther

The cover image is a collage by Chelsea Owens.

In this fourth episode of Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast, Chelsea and KP explore:

What if the parts of us who manage our day to day lives are really intending to protect us?

What if those manager parts are connected to Saturn?

[to watch the video version, head over to Substack or Youtube. For the audio versions, listen through your favorite podcast app]

In this episode, Chelsea leads KP through a live IFS demo centered on manager parts—the internal protectors who keep our systems running smoothly, often by gripping tightly to control, productivity, and perception.

You’ll learn:

* What manager parts are and how they function in our daily lives

* Why they can feel both essential and exhausting

* How Saturn, the astrological planet of structure and responsibility, mirrors manager energy

* The surprising overlap between tarot symbolism (hello, Death and Six of Pentacles) and internal systems work

Midway through, KP gets curious about her own Saturn placement and what it says about her patterns around income, health, and timing—and then opens to a poetic and powerful visualization of one of her manager parts. What emerges is a mermaid on a rock, equal parts ancient and devoted, sturdy and a little dramatic. This part becomes a living metaphor for how structure allows for creative freedom, and how containment doesn’t have to mean limitation.

This episode is part tutorial, part therapy demo, part astrological meditation—and offers an up-close look at the internal world of a practicing poet-astrologer as she makes contact with her parts.

✨ If you’re a practitioner, this episode also offers a rare chance to witness Chelsea’s gentle, skillful facilitation of an IFS session in real time.

🎥 We highly recommend watching the video version to catch key visual cues, including KP’s astrological chart and Chelsea’s micro-expressions during the demo.

Key Quotes:

“Managers do a lot of the front end stuff, managers do a lot of proactive work or preemptive work to control the situation or control the activation in the system so an exiled part doesn’t get too activated. ” — Chelsea

“Controlling the environment, the body, how people perceive you, it can look like people pleasing, striving, schieving, type A stuff can be manager material.” -Chelsea

“I think that I wasn’t seeing him [Saturn] as significant as I should have been, because he’s the last visible planet, I think he gets this kind of reputation like he’s isolated, he’s out there, he will come in when he needs to fix something.”-KP

“The best manager is not asking you to notice them, the best manager is doing things behind the scenes and not calling attention to the 300 things they just got done.” -KP

“When you listen to us, we don’t have to work as hard.” — KP’s internal part

Timestamps & Topics:

00:00 – Tech notes and why the video version is still worth watching :)02:00 – What’s on the tarot table: Death, Nine of Swords, Six of Pentacles04:00 – Introducing manager parts: the backbone of your internal system06:00 – How manager energy might show up in daily life08:00 – Perfectionism, people-pleasing, overworking, and control12:00 – IFS demo begins: KP meets a part shaped like a mermaid on a rock18:00 – Barnacles, devotion, and multi-generational parts21:00 – Saturn and the second house: slow growth and sacred work24:00 – Saturn in the first house: vitality, routine, and body responsibility28:00 – Shape and restraint as allies to power31:00 – A manager’s fear of internal chaos—and how structure helps36:00 – The volcano and the rudder: managing explosive creative energy40:00 – When parts want more attention: building trust through ritual43:00 – Rhubarb the analyzer part, and other unexpected guests48:00 – The astrological case for Saturn as a spiritual ally53:00 – Debrief: chart geometry, Venus-Pluto, and deep sea symbolism58:00 – Creative devotion, sacred pacing, and why Saturn gets better with age

Resources Mentioned:

* No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz

* The Internal Family Systems Institute – ifs-institute.com

* Astrology chart tools – astro.com or astro-seek.com

* Tarot decks discussed: Rider-Waite Smith, Mary K. Greer interpretations

* Concepts: manager parts, Saturn return, birth chart rulers, containment, sublimation, sextile aspect

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Credits:

Music “Vape Juice Dave’s Bistro” composed by Scott Cary (Wild Western Avenue) for the feature film RINGOLEVIO (2020) directed by KP Kaszubowski - performed by Scott Cary, Max Wikoff, Else Albeck Gasparka, and Sarah Luther

The cover image is a collage by Chelsea Owens.

In this third episode of Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast, Chelsea and KP explore:

What is Self energy?

And how does our Sun sign in our birth charts help us understand what Self is?

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This episode takes a closer look at the foundational IFS principle of “Self” and how that corresponds to Soul, Spirit, and Sun sign. How to notice what self energy is and how to cultivate more in your daily life.

Time stamps and Topics:

1:00 Introduction of Self energy

4:00 Self is an essence we all have inside

5:04 Particles and waves

10:21 Being Self-led in situations

15:37 How to get in Self when you’re nervous about performing on stage

23:56 Self awareness is parts awareness

24:09 Speaking for your parts not from them

27:29 Connection to Sun sign in astrology

29:28 Soul and spirit, animating forces

34:46 Making a ritual to feel into Self energy

35:49 Be still and know that I am god

37:54 Sun energy is like God energy in astrology

39:35 Cancer sun energy

42:27 The verb poem for all 12 sun signs

45:39 Bonus feature for paid subscribers, guided meditation

Key Quotes:

“Be still and know that I am God.” - KP & the Bible

“Self is like the sun… it’s always inside you. Even if you can’t see it sometimes.”— Chelsea

“Self exists in everybody. It’s considered a particle and a wave. A noun and a verb.”— Chelsea

“When you’re truly in self-energy, it’s easy. It’s effortless.”— Chelsea

“The purpose of IFS and astrology for me is greater understanding and love for myself.” - KP

“To speak for your parts, not from them—that’s part of being self-led.”— Chelsea

“All parts have self-energy. When unburdened, they can become curious, compassionate, creative.”— Chelsea

“The soul is the energetic expression and spirit is the animating force.” -KP

“The sun sign is what gives us vitality—our most persistent source of light, awareness, and attention.”— KP

“Every sun sign is a facet of God wanting to experience different ways of being in flesh.”— KP

“The more often you do ritual, the more often you remember what self-energy feels like.”— KP

Resources Mentioned:

* Internal Family Systems (IFS) — therapeutic modality discussed throughout, especially the concept of Self-energy and the 8 C’s of Self:Calmness, Curiosity, Compassion, Confidence, Courage, Clarity, Connectedness, Creativity

* Dick Schwartz — founder of IFS; referenced for describing Self as both a particle and a wave

* Astrological Sun Sign — discussed as a metaphor and parallel to Self-energy in IFS; described as one's animating principle, vitality, and facet of divine expression

* Ritual Practice — brought up as a means of returning to Self-energy and building muscle memory for connection with source/spirit/self

* “Be still and know that I am God” — a Biblical/liturgical phrase cited as an entry point into meditation and a way of understanding the stillness of Self-energy

* The zodiac “I” statement poem KP tried to remember lol:

Aries: I am

Taurus: I have

Gemini: I think

Cancer: I feel

Leo: I will

Virgo: I analyze

Libra: I balance

Scorpio: I desire

Sagittarius: I seek

Capricorn: I use

Aquarius: I know

Pisces: I believe

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Credits:

Music “Vape Juice Dave’s Bistro” composed by Scott Cary (Wild Western Avenue) for the feature film RINGOLEVIO (2020) directed by KP Kaszubowski - performed by Scott Cary, Max Wikoff, Else Albeck Gasparka, and Sarah Luther

The cover image is a collage by Chelsea Owens.

Welcome to the first ever Parts & Charts horoscope episode! In this soft, reflective entry, KP invites us into the tender waters of Cancer season: a time for nurturance, homecoming, and care for all parts of ourselves.

Through the image of a baby in the room, KP explores how Cancer energy asks us to shift perspective, slow down, and attend to what needs support.

We also take a brief look ahead to Uranus’ upcoming move into Gemini (July 7, 2025), marking a major shift in collective and personal rhythms. KP offers gentle guidance for preparing: make space, pare down, and allow room for the unknown.

Key Dates for Cancer Season:

June 20: Sun enters Cancer

June 24: Sun conjunct Jupiter in Cancer

June 25: New Moon in Cancer

June 26: Mercury enters Leo

July 4: Venus conjunct Uranus in Taurus

July 4: Venus enters Gemini

July 7: Uranus enters Gemini

July 10: Full Moon in Capricorn

July 17: Mercury Retrograde begins

July 22: Sun enters Leo

Check out your personal horoscopes below, by Rising or Sun sign:

Cancer Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: the parts of you that feel good in your skin, your physical vitality, what makes you feel good from the inside out, your role in this world, how you want to present yourself in various settings, the rhythm or pace you’re taking this season.

make space for: periods of contemplation, meditation practices, self-compassion, releasing negative self-talk, the ways you keep yourself from enjoying your life and all that you have earned.

Leo Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: how you restore your energy, the environments that make you feel safe to go deeper, what brings you peace and quiet, what needs to be listened to inside of you.

make space for: friendships, conversations, sending your work out into the world, gifts you want to share, where you want to go for support and encouragement.

Virgo Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: how you cultivate systems of support, who is rooting you on and who you are the cheerleader for, how you show up in the world, how you share your gifts or how you wish to but need a little push in order to do so, the arenas where your people hang out.

make space for: becoming more visible, what you want to put the most effort into in your lifetime, reinvention of your career / vocation, how you will use language to make your legacy.

Libra Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: your vocation, your effort, your mission, your expression of your soul out into the world.

make space for: god, spirit, learning, travel, big ideas, reading practices, higher education.

Scorpio Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: how you connect with your spiritual practice, and how you want to lean in.

make space for: sharing and exchanging resources, channeling information from unknown sources, going deeper, healing deeper, expressing the darkest parts of yourself.

Sagittarius Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: your most intimate relationships — with yourself and with others, and how to go deeper, feel deeper.

make space for: others. ;)

Capricorn Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: your deeply bonded relationships, the people in your life you can rely on, the mirror image, and nurturing your relationships like they are a living being.

make space for: big changes in how your daily life will look, your fitness routine, your bodily needs for maintaining a healthy life, your work and labor changing drastically.

Aquarius Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: the parts of your day that make the rest of the day an easier experience, your nutrition, your rest, your fitness.

make space for: playing around! laughing! experimentation! creation!

Pisces Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: childlike wonder, playfulness, your inner child, art, music, dancing around, recreation!

make space for: learning about your history, your ancestors, what makes you you, your emotional healing and coping mechanisms. Where you physically or emotionally live.

Aries Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: where you came from, your foundational support systems, what makes everything else possible when you tend to it.

make space for: writing, singing, learning, schooling, organization of your day, week, living spaces, neighborhoods.

Taurus Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: how the way you talk about something affects how you feel about something.

make space for: new ways of making money, building up your skills and talents — allow yourself to be surprised!

Gemini Rising / Sun

bring conscious attention to: how you receive — income, praise, support, advice. And expanding your ability to receive all of these.

make space for: a whole new look. A whole new guiding light. A whole new Big Dream.

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In this second episode of Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast, Chelsea and KP explore:

What if the parts of us we try to exile (like shame, criticism, or old patterns) are actually offering us a map?

And what if our birth charts could help us read it?

[to watch the video version, head over to Substack or Youtube. For the audio versions, listen through your favorite podcast app]

This episode takes a closer look at the IFS principle of “No Bad Parts” and how that philosophy translates into astrology. KP shares stories from her work with clients who feel stuck with so-called “bad” placements, while Chelsea unpacks how even the parts of us we want to change are usually just trying to help.

We talk about combust planets, therapist parts, self-like parts, and the parts of our charts that give us access to creative energy and clarity. You’ll also hear thoughts on what happens when clients (or we ourselves) come in with an agenda, and how to gently move from judgment to curiosity.

Key Quotes:

“When I approach parts of myself as a friend, or as someone I don’t know yet, things soften and release on their own.” — KP

“We’re not trying to kill off these parts. We’re just getting to know them.” — Chelsea

“If I hear someone exiling a placement in their chart, I pause. That’s a trailhead.” — KP

“Giving too much information can bring out a lot of thinking parts. It turns therapy into a cerebral exercise.” — Chelsea

“Most parts have a polarized counterpart. They’re usually trying to protect us in totally different ways.” — Chelsea

Timestamps & Topics:

00:00 – Welcome and a look at “No Bad Parts”01:00 – How IFS reframes what healing looks like04:00 – Astrology’s version of this: why there are no bad charts06:00 – KP shares personal chart details and what others might misread08:00 – Therapist parts, overachiever parts, and speaking clearly11:00 – Unblending and letting go of the inner agenda14:00 – Are some parts naturally more “positive”? What unburdening allows17:00 – The sun as a metaphor for Self20:00 – What Mars combust the sun might tell us23:00 – First house placements and self-access25:00 – A beginner-friendly explanation of what a birth chart is29:00 – What you can still learn without your exact birth time32:00 – Venus in Aries, transits, and changing dynamics34:00 – Astrology as data, IFS as dialogue36:00 – Visual parts mapping and how to track polarizations39:00 – Do parts ever mirror people in our lives?41:00 – Oppositions in charts and the experience of inner tug-of-war43:00 – Living with contradictions and listening for what’s needed now

Resources Mentioned:

* No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz

* The Internal Family Systems Institute: ifs-institute.com

* Free chart tools: astro.com or astro-seek.com

* Concepts: Trailheads, self-like parts, polarizations, first house placements

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Credits:

Music “Vape Juice Dave’s Bistro” composed by Scott Cary (Wild Western Avenue) for the feature film RINGOLEVIO (2020) directed by KP Kaszubowski - performed by Scott Cary, Max Wikoff, Else Albeck Gasparka, and Sarah Luther

The cover image is a collage by Chelsea Owens.

In this first episode of Parts & Charts: The IFS and Astrology Podcast, Chelsea and KP discuss:

How we ended up here as two artists sitting down with mics and years of therapy, poetry, and pattern-tracking between us.

This episode is our soft launch into the world of Parts & Charts. You’ll hear a bit about how we met, how we each fell into our respective practices (IFS and astrology), and why we keep coming back to these tools—not because they’re trendy or mystical (though they can be)—but because they help us feel more whole, more connected, and more in relationship with all the voices we carry inside.

We talk protective parts, archetypes, origin stories, and that slippery slope from Greek mythology books in childhood to full-on adult astro devotion. We also share why we’re not here to sell you on anything, just to offer what we’ve found to be healing and honest.

“We’re not trying to convince you of anything. We’re just showing you what we love.”

Think of this episode like a long walk with a good friend: reflective, a little spicy, and full of meaningful tangents. We want to feel like a warm bath that meets a kitchen table that meets a juicy journal entry.

Key Quotes:

“We all contain parts... they’re like little spiritual beings inside of us.”— Chelsea, beautifully capturing IFS in a nutshell.

“Astrology has been flirting with me since I was nine.”— KP, describing her lifelong relationship with astrology.

“It felt so spiritual and kind of esoteric... and I just fell in love with it.”— Chelsea, describing her first IFS session and why it clicked.

“IFS felt like a really good blend of: you can set an intention when you go in, but it’s really teaching you how to be a good listener, be a good friend.”— KP, on her experience in an IFS session with Chelsea.

Timestamps & Key Topics:

00:00 – Welcome to the pod + spiritual gifts, introduce yourselves, go02:00 – Chelsea’s journey from panic attack to art therapy to IFS06:00 – KP’s early obsession with myths, archetypes & astrology as a slow-burning love10:00 – Why we’re not here to convince you—just show you what we love15:00 – How IFS and astrology both honor complexity, pattern, and the parts of us that want to be seen20:00 – IFS 101: protectors, firefighters, exiles, and how therapy can feel like a dance27:00 – Astrology’s roots: from omens to introspection to inner maps of movement35:00 – On gods, gossip, guidance—and teasing our own charts36:45 – Closing blessings & an open invitation to be part of the family

Resources we mentioned in the episode:

* No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz

* Internal Family Systems Institute: https://ifs-institute.com

* Inside Out (Pixar)

* Chelsea's private practice info: chelseaowenstherapy.com

* KP’s astrology sessions, writing, and workshops: www.kpkaszu.com

Connect with Us:

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Credits:

Music “Vape Juice Dave’s Bistro” composed by Scott Cary (Wild Western Avenue) for the feature film RINGOLEVIO (2020) directed by KP Kaszubowski - performed by Scott Cary, Max Wikoff, Else Albeck Gasparka, and Sarah Luther

The cover image is a collage by Chelsea Owens.

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