
The Tarot Podcast, hosted by author and teacher T. Susan Chang, is a tarot podcast for everybody - those who love tarot, and those who are just tarot-curious. Here we ask tarot scholars and experts the big questions everyone has about the cards; we explore card meanings as they actually show up for modern-day readers, and we talk to the creators of some of today’s most popular decks. The Tarot Pod... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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Not everyone, believe it or not, falls in love with the cards at first sight! In fact, many of us experience a light shudder, even a hint of fear! upon our first encounter with tarot. What’s up with that? What’s the reasoning behind tarot-phobia? My ... more
Multimedia artist Kat Black joins me to share the backstory of a tarot community favorite, the Golden Tarot (first published in 2003). Long before today’s indie deck culture existed, fans launched the Golden Tarot into print, making its blend of Inte... more
Tarot IRL is back! in a slightly more streamlined format. (You can still read the full text of examples in the video version in YouTube, if you wish.)
In this episode, we examine how the gritty, resolute 9 of Wands shows up in the lives of ordinary ... more
This week my psychic friend, the author Mat Auryn, returns to the show to talk about a perennially interesting topic for tarot readers, which is: the difference between intuition and projection. When you’re doing a reading for someone else, how do yo... more
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As a student of the tarot, and of Susie’s, I want to express my gratitude for this podcast, for many reasons; most particularly, for the array of guests interviewed. I just listened to the rare discussion with the creators of the Motherpeace deck, who really gave for with wisdom. Their take on reversals is gold.
While I don’t believe that the existence of a worldwide ancient prehistoric matriarchy is a given anymore, as some folks came to believe during and after the 1970s, the theory has certa... more
Susie is one of the leading contemporary luminaries in teaching tarot. While she’s probably best known for her more specialist expertise linking back to the roots of contemporary English speaking tarot, she manages to share her knowledge in a way that is always approachable as well as fun, and extends the practical application of tarot in the real world. Her name is one I list beside Eden, Pollack and Greer for the breadth of her contribution to the literature and learning in this field.
I really enjoy this podcast, especially the thoughtful conversations with interesting guests. I do share the other reviewer’s criticism of AI, and I hope if it is covered in the future there can be some awareness of its harms and risks. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge Susan!
Wednesdays have a special twinkle and shine now that I have a new episode from this podcast to look forward to each week! T. Susan Chang is so talented at explaining all the facets of tarot. She’s a great teacher, combining erudition and a delightful sense of humor. It helps that she has a great “radio voice” too. Tips that have been especially helpful are the one about the card of the day not always being about you but someone you know, and looking for coincidences in the card and in your day, ... more
I love this podcast—there’s so much wisdom contained in each relatively short, highly digestible episode, covering a brilliant range of topics. Susan also shares her knowledge with so much wit and pragmatism. If you’re a seasoned tarot user or just tarot-curious, I highly recommend you giving this brilliant podcast a listen!
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A thoughtful, instruction-focused series that treats tarot as both an art and a system for readings. Episodes frequently feature the work of renowned tarot scholars, deck creators, and psychologists, exploring traditional symbolism alongside modern interpretations, practical reading strategies, and the intersections with art, feminism, and spirituality. Listeners can expect deep dives into decans, card meanings, and reading techniques, often guided by a seasoned host who blends erudition with approachable teaching. Notable strengths include guest diversity (authors, artists, Jungian thinkers) and a clear emphasis on applying esoteric concepts to contemporary readings, making it appealing to both curious newcomers and seasoned practitioners ... more
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Recent guests on The Tarot Podcast include:
1. Kat Black
2. Mat Auryn
3. Mary Greer
4. Vicki Noble
5. Karen Vogel
6. Deb Stewart
7. Jamie Sawyer
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