7 chapters across the catalog
A producer known as "Surfer" in Orlando, Florida, donated $340, jokingly referring to it as a transfer of his children's inheritance. This contribution earns him a promotion to Baronet. The segment includes a series of requested jingles and a reference to a Virgo astrology prediction regarding unexpected inheritances.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the program from Austin and Silicon Valley, noting Bitcoin's drop to $54,643. They discuss a listener's observation regarding their shared Leo Moon astrological sign and the positive vibes predicted for the show.
A historical account of the 1518 Dancing Plague in Strasbourg is compared to modern events through the lens of astrological cycles. The alignment of Pluto and Saturn in 2020 mirrors the conditions of 1518, leading to discussions on mass hysteria and its physical symptoms.
A discussion on the advanced age of 2020 candidates leads to an anecdote about Nancy Reagan's use of astrology. It is claimed that Ronald Reagan's swearing-in as Governor of California was scheduled for shortly after midnight based on an astrologer's advice regarding "power times."
C-SPAN Callers, Astrology and Solar Eclipse Disaster Theories
A C-SPAN caller suggested that the total solar eclipse preceding Hurricane Harvey was the direct cause of the natural disaster, citing historical precedents like Katrina and Sandy. The discussion referenced Nancy Reagan's historical reliance on astrology to schedule presidential events during the 1980s.
A theory suggests that major historical tragedies, such as the Boston bombing and the September 11 attacks, coincide with the moon's apogee. The hosts plan to track the next apogee on May 13th to see if any significant global events occur.
CNN is criticized for airing a three-minute segment featuring psychics and astrologers to predict the future of the U.S. economy. The report included an analysis of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s Scorpio moon sign and a tarot card reading to determine if job creation would improve. The hosts characterize this as a failure of modern journalism and a waste of broadcast time.
