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Episode 46: God-lover Kyle speaks with a former drag king from New Zealand who gained popularity in the drag scene there but chose to leave it behind for a simpler life in the countryside, where they now read the Bible and attend church.

Episode 45: August 2024 Astrology! The main event this month is the Aquarius full moon on the 19th.

Episode 44: Let's go over the major astrological transits of July!Straight from my notebook:2nd: Neptune Retrograde begins (5 month transit)Mercury in LeoNeptune retrograde is like reality checks, refiguring your dreams, coming across limits to how you’ve been thinking. Especially because Saturn is also in the same sign here. It’s retrograding at 29 degrees and 59 minutes of Pisces which is the last minute of Pisces. Seems significantJuly 2-4: Mercury trine Neptune then opposite Pluto Confusing, powerful, delusional, forceful, deep feeling, assigning meaning to something immense that may not be trueJuly 5th: New Moon in CancerNot too bad, but having a new moon around a holiday in the U.S. will bring a sort of stillness to festivities that may not be what people want during a holiday. New Moons are great moments of reset. To get our bearings, take inventory, and set intentions for how we’d like to move forward. In Cancer, it could concern matters of the family, home, and responsibility.11th: Venus in Leo (opposite Pluto)Persephone…. Glamour… drama15th-16th: Mars Uranus conjunct in TaurusVolatile, erratic. Injury could happen. Unexpected events and actions from yourself and others and in the world in general. Volcano kind of energy.20th: Mars in GeminiThings speed up even more as we enter the center of summer.21st: Full Moon in CapricornSun trine Neptune exactlyMoon trine Mars and Pluto almost exactlyMercury square Uranus exactly Moon will move into Aquarius later in the day and conjunct Pluto. This isn’t the easiest full moon of all time. There’s a certain intensity here that seems bound to push everyone’s buttons. There’s an element of surprise in the air, and it’s not a lighthearted one. There’s also an air of delusional and fantasy that could make things even more dangerous. Use caution, keep it simple, and stay to the basics right now.22nd: Sun in Leo (opposite Pluto)Same aspects as full moon apply.This is out first Leo season with Pluto in Aquarius (where it will remain for the next 20 years). With Pluto opposite the sun it may not feel like Leo season will be heralded in with as much passion and joy as we’re used to. There will be an intensity to this transition and the presence of Pluto will be felt. Pluto represents destruction, renewal, and power.25th: Mercury in VirgoMercury likes to be in Virgo and you may get a little extra in your head at this time. You may notice details you were missing prior.End of month: Mercury Rx about to startExpect delays, mishaps, and errors. Plan for the “worst”. Take extra time getting anywhere. Be careful with your choice of words.

Episode 43: Randon is back! Subscribe to Randon's substack at http://goodhoroscope.deOur catch up includes the following topics:Getting confirmedStudying icon artLiving in a convent in ItalyCatholicism and astrologyA Course in Miracles, buy the book: https://amzn.to/4bZu5bTThe Liturgical CalendarJupiter in GeminiThe saints that are venerated on our birthdaysPope Pius X and St. FaustinaPre-cana and Marriage Questions from InstagramYoung SheldonTo support this podcast, please follow us on Patreon at patreon.com/ineedgod. You'll find our entire back catalog of full episodes there, including our first episode with Randon recorded about 1.5 years ago.

Another month is here already... so here's the upcoming astrological transits presented by God-lover Kyle.To access all the notes I wrote about the month, subscribe to us for free on Patreon!ALSO – we're raising money for the PCRF. For the month of June, all profit made from our limtied edited Pride Month collection will be donated. Check out i-need-god.com for details.'

Episode 41: In this episode we chat with Izzy, fashion genius behind Isaboko, about sustainability, Catholic school, queerness, identity, and solar-punk.Izzy shares their journey of reconciling their Catholic faith with their queer identity, highlighting their experiences with inclusive Christian communities and their passion for sustainable fashion. The conversation delves into topics of optimism, humanity's inherent goodness, and the Solarpunk movement's vision for an eco-friendly and inclusive world.To support this project and to unlock our full back catalog of episodes, check out our Patreon at patreon.com/ineedgod (you can join for free).This episode is brought to you by our merch store, i-need-god.com.