Pluto and The Mundane

Pluto and The Mundane

By Agustina CartagenaHistory
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Pluto and The Mundane episodes

  • Episode 10 - English Parliament (redux)

    Lets re-investigate the pluto returns and oppositions that the English Parliament turned-to- Parliament of Great Britain experienced. Plus, I bid you all a temporary adieu as I take a hiatus to plan out the second season of this podcast out. 

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    Music by: Ian Sirkovic

    29 min
  • Episode 9 - Chinese Ming Dynasty

    This week we focus on the institutions developed during the Chinese Ming Dynasty, observing what can be learned from both their Pluto opposition and return.


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    Music by: Ian Sirkovic

    34 min
  • Episode 8 - Pluto Conjunctions of the 20th Century

    In this episode we look at Jupiter/Pluto and Saturn/Pluto conjunctions of the last century. Listen as I delve into the alignments that spell out the emergence of new or old diseases, and which ones foretell the change of geopolitical powers.

    Social Media:

    Instagram

    Twitch

    Twitter

    Music by: Ian Sirkovic

    30 min
  • Episode 7: Spanish Empire

    This week we look at the nation chart dating from the end of the Reconquista and the start of the Spanish Colonial empire. Listen as I loose a little bit of my soul and find out how Catholic Prestige shows up in the chart, and in history. 

    Social Media:

    Instagram

    Twitch

    Twitter

    Music by: Ian Sirkovic 

    37 min
  • Episode 6 - Ottoman Empire

    as always, we start off by analyzing the nation chart, then we proceed for what we are here for, how this empire reacted to Pluto cycles. I've decided to start incorporating Pluto oppositions and I'm glad I did! There's some really interesting stuff there. Give us a listen, and let me know what you think.

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    • Instagram
    • Twitter
    • Twitch
    • Music: Ian Sirkovic

      27 min
    • Episode 5: Tang Dynasty China

      In this episode we review the nation chart for Tang Dynasty China and look at the ill-timed birth of Emperor Xiazong of Tang.

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      Twitter - Pluto and the Mundane (same logo)

      Instagram - Witchy_woven

      Twitch - Astroseeker



      Music by Ian Sirkovic (instagram)


      32 min
    • Episode 4 - Heian Japan

      Heian Japan is the "golden age" for Japanese literature and culture. This period began in 795 and lasted for almost five centuries before the age of the shogun began. Listen as we explore the main characterics of this culture looking at the birth chart, and what this era's pluto return meant for this peaceful and artistic culture.

      30 min
    • Mundananity - Current Aquarius Energy

      looking at all the aquarius energy going on right now (and on the 11th, the night of the new moon), and comparing that to other times in the last 100 years there were these many planets in the sign of aquarius. Just a quick little episode where I talk some financial astrology and what that could mean for Doge coin a.k.a. meme coin

      Find me on the Internet:

      instagram: witchy_woven

      twitch: astroseeker

      16 min
    • Pluto and the Mundane: Episode 2 - The Joseon Dynasty

      In this episode we go over the birth chart of the Joseon Dynasty. This dynasty ruled over the Korean peninsula for little over 5 centuries and we get to explore what the planets and signs tell us about this long lived culture and how their signs played out in the real world. Then, as we will always do when looking at nations in particular, I take you on a little time travel expedition to see how the Pluto Return shaped and changed the nation.

      If you would like to get in touch with me please contact me at:

      instagram: witchy_woven

      twitch: astroseeker


      31 min

    About Pluto and The Mundane

    From the publisher's feed

    Looking at history through Pluto returns and oppositions. How does a nation survive a pluto return, and if it doesn't: what went wrong?