I Love Astrology Podcast

My new bi-weekly astrology podcast  has launched! I Love Astrology features interviews with a variety of interesting and accomplished astrologers, discussing astrology with regard to current events, historical threads, and educational/professional angles. Episode one's topic is an astrological look at the history of roads, cars, and oil.

The next few episodes are mapped out content-wise, each one with a special theme in mind.  Unlike most podcasts, this is an edited, segment-driven show, featuring shorter interviews with more than one person per episode, rather than simply a single taped conversation.


This Date In History, which I started posting on my website in late February, has enjoyed terrific feedback, and will be returning to my site as a regular feature in the next week or so. Subjects cover a wide spectrum of personalities drawn from the arts, politics, and (occasionally) sports, dating from the late 18th century to present.

New entries are tagged for their specific astrological features, so the more I add, the greater the variety for examples of things like planetary retrogrades or specific planetary sign placements and aspects. Every new article offers another drop in the bucket toward understanding the workings of astrology. In the long run, the work will provide a valuable resource for any level of astrology student. Here is a chance to have daily astrology content that is something other than a Sun sign column or a daily transit report.

I am in the process of revamping my website, to make the presentation of TDIH more practical and appealing. The chart images will be customized to highlight whatever planets and aspects are being discussed, and I will list and link sources for data used in each piece. This is all coming your way soon, as soon as my web master is done mastering my web.

These are projects that can help develop the kind of work in my field that makes the best use of my skill set, and offer quality content of a unique nature to the astrological community. Like any business, initial growth is slow, or at least not fast enough to support itself initially. All I really need to buy now is a little time.

My warmest gratitude to everybody who contributes to getting these projects off the ground.

Nick Dagan Best