Working Out on the Ecli-ptical Machine
An episode of the The Basement Astrologers podcast, hosted by The Basement Astrologers, titled "Working Out on the Ecli-ptical Machine" was published on June 26, 2019 and runs 46 minutes.
June 26, 2019 ·46m · The Basement Astrologers
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Summary
Meredith and Kipp discuss eclipses. Special emphasis is placed on the two whoppers coming up in July 2019. Special guests include Mars, Saturn, and Pluto. Also featuring the Sun, Moon, Capricorn and Cancer. The duo also goes through a couple celebrity charts including the current head of state in the US.
Episode Description
Meredith and Kipp discuss eclipses. Special emphasis is placed on the two whoppers coming up in July 2019. Special guests include Mars, Saturn, and Pluto. Also featuring the Sun, Moon, Capricorn and Cancer. The duo also goes through a couple celebrity charts including the current head of state in the US.
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