What should you cut away from your life to make it better?

Should you take a trip with your ex?

Is Loki a tragic character?

Are you hiding your past as a child magician?

Gabe Pacheco (@Gabe_Pacheco) and (@lynnbixenspan) discuss Judiasm, Witchcraft, Confucianism, complicated love lives, and Loki. Everyone present had some sort of magician phase, some longer than others.

Also featuring a guest tarot reading from the hilarious and talented Coree Spencer (@Coreespencer)

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Episode 22: Love is Probably the Theme

How do you maintain a love life when you devote all your time to your art?

When you discover new inner strength how can you rely on it?

How many dates do you wait till you show someone your voodoo altar? Or tell them your uncle puts a bust of Lenin on top of his Christmas Tree?

Mike Abrusci  (@mikeabrusci,  http://mikeabrusci.tumblr.com/ ) and Samantha Bednarz  (http://sammajamma.com, @theOGsammajamma) come to the cards to talk about love. It’s the oldest reason to see a fortune teller in the world. But we won’t just talk about exes and loneliness, we’ll also talk about Samantha’s interest in voodoo and the fact that  Mike’s been told that his chakras are out of alignment by strangers, then we’ll open our hearts in front of the cards.  Comedian Coree Spencer (@CoreeSpencer) also provides additional magickal commentary and support.

Chris Laker (@chrislaker) and Sameer Naseem (@sameermon) are spiritually unfulfilled. They turn to magick to discover how rich they’ll become or what sacrifices they’ll have to make to do exactly what they want to do with their lives. We swear to God, it’s one hell of an conversation.

Phillip Bowen and your pal Gordo reopen the Cybersanctum recording from LA, San Fransico and Brooklyn. Recorded the day after Halloween, these three old friends turn to the cards to learn their fates. How should you prepare to open up pop up magical supply store? When is the right time to switch careers and finally become a bluegrass banjo player? It’s a friendship experience not to be missed!

John Field (@AmericasComic, americascomic.tumblr.com) and Kevin Froelicks (@KevinFroelicks, kfcomedy.com, Let’s Read Together Podcast) talk about pet mortality and job morality and give us the scoop on Quakers and Episcopalians.

Meg O’Rourke and Jarrid Reed (@JarridReed) look to the cards to find out how to achieve their dreams. We discuss the power of symbols and magic rocks and being brought up Lutheran, Catholic and Jewish. Alex innacurately says that both comics are from Brooklyn when in fact Jarrid lives in Manhattan. The management apologizes for this oversight.

 

Ben and Zane Relethford are brothers who review cartoons on their podcast The Cartoncast (www.cartoncast.com)

They ask question to the cards while existing in Boston, New York and Philadelphia simultaneously.  It’s a first time virtual tarot reading, with questions about fulfillment and how much to worry about self improvement, and we’ll talk about public declarations of atheism as well.

 

Mike Fallek (@ourherocomic) and Valerie Sachs (@valeriesachs) are the hosts of a show where comedians perform in front of powerpoint presentations. Mike is an expert on Miss Cleo, and demands that we acknowledge our physical bodies. Mayhem ensues.

Patrick J. Reilly and Tom Gambino both create comic books. They ask questions to a brand new set of tarot cards never before used in the show. Also Tom has dreams that are freaking him out, plus ghost stories from Alex’s trip to the UK. Follow @notpatreilly and @TomGambinoArt on twitter.

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Ryan Crawford talks about the merits of negative emotions, discusses how Alex was punched in the face and Ian Rousso asks the cards about his immediate future. Follow on twitter at @rawford and @iantaco.