In this podcast episode, we discuss whether astrology can truly reveal something about a person or if it’s just coincidences we want to believe in. Our guest, a committed atheist and skeptic, agrees for the first time to have his natal chart analyzed. The astrologer explains the meaning of planetary positions and describes personality traits, life events, and inner conflicts that are supposedly visible in the stars. We reflect on how accurate the chart really was, why some people believe in astrology while others see it as self-deception, whether logic and intuition can coexist, and where the line lies between belief, science, and psychology. This episode is an honest conversation between skepticism and esotericism. Even if you don’t believe in the stars, it’s fascinating to witness the clash of two completely different worldviews—rational and intuitive.

In this episode, we talk about a topic that people rarely discuss honestly — sexual incompatibility in relationships. What should you do if partners have different levels of libido? What if one wants sex more often, and the other almost never? Is it just a temporary crisis or a real threat to the relationship?

We explore the reasons behind sexual incompatibility, how it affects trust, why it’s so hard to talk about, and whether it’s possible to “sync up” without losing yourself. We also discuss when it’s worth working on the issue together, and when it might be time to let go and move on.

This is an honest conversation about intimacy, honesty, and the real challenges many couples face.

In this podcast, we discuss the documentary Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields, which reveals little-known facts about the life of actress and model Brooke Shields. From an early age, she faced sexualization and exploitation in the entertainment industry, starting with her role in Pretty Baby at just 11 years old. The film also explores her complex relationship with her mother-manager, the impact of fame on her mental health and personal life, and shocking revelations about sexual assault by a Hollywood producer. We talk about how Brooke overcame these challenges, earned a degree from Princeton University, and became a voice for women facing similar experiences.