79. Lindsay Mack - Tarot for the Wild Soul, Soul Tarot, and the balm of Little House on the Prairie

Connect with Lindsay: https://www.tarotforthewildsoul.com/Connect with Chelsea Granger: https://www.chelseagranger.com/This episodeShe's one of the most respected voices in the tarot world, and this week she's on Confessions of a Tarot Reader. Lindsay Mack — creator of Soul Tarot, host of the Tarot for the Wild Soul podcast, and author of the newly released Tarot for the Wild Soul: A Trauma-Informed Approach to the Cards for Growth, Healing, and Grounding in the Present Moment — joins host Bex for a conversation that is as honest as it is wide-ranging.Lindsay catches us mid-book tour, which she describes as equal parts exhilarating, nerve-wracking, and unexpectedly humbling. She talks about the three-year process of writing and releasing the book, what it feels like to let something you've gestated go out into the world, and the reality of self-marketing as a published author in 2026. The conversation goes deep into Soul Tarot itself: what it means to read in a trauma-sensitive, non-predictive way, why the old paradigms of tarot fall flat for so many newer readers, and how to make space for readers who diverge entirely from your own framework. Lindsay also shares her perspective on the collective energy of 2026 — the Wheel of Fortune year — and what it means to find the still centre when the outer wheel is spinning wildly.In this episode:Lindsay's book tour: exhilaration, imposter syndrome, and the reality of publishing in 2026What it feels like to release a book — and why Lindsay compares it to early postpartumThe origin story of Tarot for the Wild Soul podcast, and what Tara Brach had to do with itSoul Tarot: a trauma-informed, non-predictive, heart-led framework — and what that actually meansPredictive tarot vs. inclusive tarot — why Lindsay says it doesn't have to be either/orThe Empress, the Emperor, and why tarot frameworks need to expand beyond outdated defaultsHow Lindsay's practice has changed: she barely reads for herself anymoreThe Wheel of Fortune as 2026's collective card — and Courtney Alexander's insight about the SunProtecting your energy as a sensitive practitioner in a turbulent political momentTeaching tarot and being taught by your students: the living HierophantChelsea Granger's art in the deck, and her book Many Ways to Draw a GhostMurder, She Wrote, Little House on the Prairie, and finding nourishment in uncertain timesLike the episode? Leave a review !Never miss an episode: tap on the Follow or the '+' iconFollow me on IG:https://www.instagram.com/bex_tarot_london/