Wands: what are they good for? Passion, inspiration, and motivation! This week's episode is all about a minor arcana suit that is sometimes glossed over or misunderstood. This episode mainly discusses the Smith-Waite Centennial cards, but the general meanings should apply to any RWS-based deck. If you have any questions or comments, please email me at and if you enjoy this podcast, please consider becoming a patron at

This episode is the first in a series that serves as an overview of the tarot, divided up into the major arcana and the minors. In this episode, your resident cardslinger Susannah talks for almost an hour about the cards that make up the major arcana of tarot, the big cards like Death and the Lovers.

Hi there! It's your resident cardslinger Susannah again, with a slight correction about lunar new years thanks to a listener and a ramble about the importance of self-care as it related to your spiritual practice. Due to life circumstances, this podcast will be monthly for a couple of months, but hopefully back up to weekly or bi-weekly by the end of the year. Have a suggestion for a topic? Want a reading? Email me at  to let me know!

This episode is even more rambly than most. Your resident cardslinger Susannah ruminates on Rosh Hashanah and the Jewish New Year 5778, as well as the anniversary of the death of her father and the importance of ritual, heritage, and new year celebrations of several denominations.

This episode is a brief foray into diverse decks, especially those featuring LGBTQ representation. By no means is this a comprehensive overview! So many of us with intersectional identities are drawn to tarot but often don't see ourselves reflected in it... and that goes even more so for people of color. Hit me up to discuss your favorite diverse decks at and if you're enjoying this podcast, check me out on Patreon as AntifragileTarot to help me continue to run it!

In this episode, your resident cardslinger Susannah discusses purposely adding more magick into your days or what daily practice might look like... of course, with a detour into how not to culturally appropriate your practice. It wouldn't be an episode of this podcast without a five minute tangent, huh?   Check out my Patreon if you'd like to help support this podcast:   Email me with suggestions or questions, or if you'd like to book a reading! [email protected]

Greetings! This most special tenth episode is both a little short and a little silly. In it, your resident cardslinger Susannah suggests that you use your tarot cards to pick your lunch, as well as goes into a brief overview of Discordianism. Have a little fun with your magick, and stop taking it (and yourself) so seriously!

Today we go over ethics of card reading and what to do about fraudulent readers. I also offer tips on how to best make sure you're not offering something you're not delivering.

Hello! Welcome to the Antifragile Tarot Podcast. In this episode, your resident cardslinger Susannah discusses how to be a good tarot client, even if (or especially if) you're a reader yourself. This doesn't just apply to paying clients either, so you'll find something in here that applies. If you'd like to make suggestions for future podcasts (or follow the advice of this episode and book a reading~) please email [email protected]

Sorry for the unintentional hiatus! This week's episode is about differences in tarot decks and how to approach cards with differing symbolism, as well as ways you can connect with a deck both physically and mentally. This topic was suggested by Rorie Kelly of Sassafras Tarot, although I get nothing for plugging her except her love.   Don't hesitate to shoot me a comment or email at with your comments and suggestions for future podcasts!