There is a new quasi-astrologically themed computer game that was released recently called Gemini Lost. I heard about it last month through an article on Todd Carnes blog, and I actually played the demo for a little while in order to see how the developers integrated astrology into it. It turns out that the actual […]
Back in March of 2007 I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the first Blast Astrology Conference in Sedona, Arizona. The conference was organized single-handedly by Moses Siregar, and it was a smashing success, bringing together a broad array of both up-and-coming and well-established astrologers as speakers. From my point of view the […]
I was reading some random blogs tonight when I came across a video that provides a pretty compelling illustration of what hard aspects between Venus and Pluto are like in relationships. By hard aspects I mean the conjunction, square and especially the opposition. Such a configuration is usually most relevant in a relationship when it […]
Astrologer Kelly Lee Phipps and his family agreed to participate in ABC’s popular show Wife Swap a few months ago, and the episode that they are in is set to premiere tonight at 8:00 PM ET. Kelly, his wife Christine, and their son Adrian are billed as “the new-age Brazenwood family from North Carolina,”and they […]
The American Federation of Astrologers recently canceled their planned astrology conference in Miami, citing the current economic situation as the main issue. The conference was set to take place in Miami, Florida from July 1st through the 5th, 2009. The unique thing about the conference was that it was going to be completely free for […]
Astrodienst recently acquired the company AstroDatabank and posted their entire database of birth data on the www.astro.com website for free.
The second issue of the Tradition journal was just released a few days ago, and it has a really interesting collection of articles related to traditional astrology. The journal was started last fall by Helena Avelar, Luís Ribeiro and Sue Ward, and you can download the first issue of the journal as a PDF file […]
The Academy of Astrology and The Tradition journal recently announced two new research projects that they are working on in order to conduct studies within the astrological community. The first project is an online house system poll in order to get an idea of what system of house division different types of astrologers use. The […]
Political Astrology Blog Launched
I’m pleased to announce that Patrick Watson and I recently launched the Political Astrology Blog. It is going to be a frequently updated resource with news and articles related to the vast subject of political astrology. Patrick has already published some really great articles on the blog over the past couple of weeks, including an […]
Fox News recently ran a segment on astrology and health that featured New York astrologer Diana Brownstone. In what has become a somewhat infrequent occurrence, a major news outlet actually did a somewhat favorable story on astrology that actually featured a decent astrologer! I feel somewhat conflicted over the fact that it is Fox News […]
The world isn’t going to end in 2012, and people should stop freaking out about it. Especially astrologers. Seriously.
A few days ago National Public Radio (NPR) did a piece on astrology that focused on the recent ingress of Pluto into Capricorn and its relevance to the economy. That is how it starts out at least, although the tone of the segment and the demeanor of the guy who did the interview came off […]
A list of tips for people under the age of 24 who are just starting to get serious in their study of astrology.
CNN has been running a story today about how the difficult economic times have seen a rise in business for “psychics” and “fortune tellers”. The majority of the segment focuses on an interview with an astrologer named Randy Goldberg, although for some reason they later transition into talking about the ‘American Association for Psychics’ […]