Podcasts for Tarot, Astrology, and Spiritual Practice

By MyDivineOracle

Podcasts are useful when they help a seeker hear how different practitioners think. This list is not presented as an advisor endorsement or a promise of personal change. It is a practical starting point for comparing voices, methods, and areas of study. Use the categories below to sample one or two shows at a time. Notice whether a host teaches clearly, cites sources, separates opinion from method, and gives you language you can use in your own questions. Tarot and divination 1. Tarot Bytes by Theresa Reed Short, practical tarot episodes that work well for beginners and busy readers who want focused explanations. 2. Fortune's Wheelhouse by Mel Meleen Longer discussions of tarot, symbolism, and esoteric traditions. Better for listeners who want depth and do not mind dense material. 3. Root Lock Radio by Andrew McGregor Tarot education with a structured learning tone and conversations

around practical reading work. Astrology 4. The Astrology Podcast by Chris Brennan Detailed astrology conversations covering technique, history, timing, and interpretive frameworks. 5. Ghost of a Podcast by Jessica Lanyadoo Psychological astrology, listener questions, and weekly guidance delivered in a direct conversational style. 6. The Astrology Hub Podcast Accessible interviews and forecasts from a range of astrologers, useful for comparing styles and specialties. Mediumship and intuitive development 7. Psychic Teachers by Samantha Fey and Deb Bowen Introductory conversations and exercises around intuition, mediumship, and personal practice. 8. The Afterlife Coach with Mark Ireland Interviews and discussions around mediumship, grief, near-death experiences, and survival research. 9. Chip Coffey's podcast work Conversations from a public psychic medium's perspective. Useful for

understanding one style of public mediumship. Mindfulness, meaning, and practice 10. 10% Happier with Dan Harris Meditation and mindfulness conversations with a practical, skeptical tone. 11. On Being with Krista Tippett Long-form conversations about meaning, ethics, poetry, faith, grief, and public life. 12. Glitch Bottle by Alexander Eth Interviews with occult writers, historians, and practitioners. Best for listeners who already have some grounding in esoteric terminology. How to listen usefully Pick one topic, listen for repeated terms, and write down the questions that come up. The goal is not to consume every episode. The goal is to become a clearer participant in your own readings, classes, events, and study.