
Look, we’ve all said it: "Mercury is in retrograde," "It’s my Mars sign," "Blame it on the sky." But around here? We don’t just point fingers at the stars—we learn how to work with them. Hosted by Empress Theadora (your favorite Black Astrologer), this podcast delivers unfiltered, high-energy astrology through an authentic, culturally grounded lens. We’re taking you from a passive observer to an a... more
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Welcome back to Blame it on the Transits! I'm your host, Empress Theadora—Certified Astrologer and your favorite Black astrologer.If you were hoping to glide quietly through this week on autopilot or analyze your way out of your feelings... the cosmo... more
Stop letting the transits catch you off guard. In this Weekly Transit Update, Empress Theadora breaks down the major planetary movements shifting your mood, focus, and energy field over the next seven days.
Instead of panic-scrolling through general... more
Tonight’s Live With High Priestess Lakeisha Was Juicy. Enjoy!
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This week’s episode is untethered—just like the sky this month! I was dragging my feet on getting this recorded because the energy was NOT it, but we made it happen and had a blast doing it.
I was reminded today that true wellness means getting thin... more
Welcome to Blame it on the Transits. You can check out our monthly Mars Day newsletter on our blog. You can book a reading with me here.
xoxo,
Empress Theadora
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Look who’s back with that brand new flavor for ya ears. If you remember my last episode, we left off on “Bitch, I need a break.” Well, the break is officially over, the battery is recharged, and Bitch, We Back!
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Y’all. Empress Theadora here. I’m gonna keep this honest because that’s the only way I know how to deliver it: I need a break, bitch.
That’s the episode. That’s the announcement. Everything else is just context.
Here’s the practical part first, bec... more
In this session, we found the “emergency brake” in a world that’s been spinning too fast. Recently, the sky has been dominated by Fire (Aries) and Air (Gemini), leaving many of us feeling “untethered”—buzzed, anxious, and over-stimulated by external ... more
This is such a timely and necessary podcast, especially at a time when there are ramped up attacks against Black women. I love the variety of topics discussed and how much of a safe space Theadora creates in each episode. If you’re not tapped in yet, hurry up and start listening!
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A high-energy astrology show with a bold, practical bend, anchored by a Black astrologer who translates sun signs, planetary transits, and tarot into actionable guidance. Episodes balance fiery takes on cosmic energy with real-world strategies for protecting personal boundaries, embracing self-advocacy, and building sustainable spiritual practices. A standout feature is the creator's unapologetic, culturally grounded approach that blends astrology, embodiment, and community, making complex transits accessible and empowering for listeners who want to move from theory to action.
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