In our latest episode, we’re following Mercury through the 12 houses and breaking down how this placement shapes the way you think, learn, and communicate. We talk about how your natal Mercury influences your perception of reality, the kind of information you’re drawn to, and the areas of life where your voice comes through the loudest and clearest. Whether you’re a big-picture thinker or a detail-obsessed note-taker, this episode helps you understand how your mind works—and where it wants to be heard.

This week, we’re cracking open Uranus—astrology’s first outer planet and ultimate agent of chaos (in the best and worst ways). We talk about what makes an outer planet different from the personal and social ones, why Uranus tends to show up as collective unrest before personal breakthroughs, and how its energy plays out in both natal charts and real-time transits. Along the way, we dip into Uranus mythology, unpack why this planet is all about rebellion and awakening, and wrap things up by debating where Uranus thrives—and where it struggles. Expect insight, a little existential whiplash, and plenty of “ohhh that makes sense now” moments.

This week, we’re kicking off a brand-new series called Astro History, where we look back at major historical events that happened during the same week as our release date—through an astrological lens. In our first episode, we explore Abraham Lincoln’s order to move forward in the Civil War and the tragic Apollo 1 mission fires, examining the charts of the key figures involved as well as the transits shaping those moments in time.

While Mimí and Ciera are definitely not professional historians, we do our best to ground the history while using astrology as a tool to add context, symbolism, and deeper insight. Think of this series as a thoughtful blend of history, charts, and cosmic pattern-spotting—perfect for anyone who loves astrology and is curious about how it weaves through pivotal moments in human history.