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147. How Taylor Swift Uses Astrology!

October 3, 2025·51 min·5 clips

Taylor Swift drops over five albums in Scorpio season, proving she uses astrology to dominate her career.

This episode explores how Taylor Swift allegedly uses astrology and occult practices to plan her career and personal life. Hosts Brianna and Gabby, who run a spiritually-focused podcast, analyze Swift's public actions through an astrological lens. They position themselves as researchers familiar with celebrity birth charts and cosmic patterns. Brianna spent five hours researching the astrological alignments of every Taylor Swift album release date. She claims Swift began intentionally using electional astrology between the original 'Red' and '1989' albums. The analysis covers the "big three" zodiac signs (sun, moon, rising) for the chart cast at each album's drop time in Los Angeles. The debut album 'Taylor Swift' dropped on October 24, 2006, which Brianna calculates as a Scorpio sun, Scorpio moon, and Leo rising chart. 'Fearless' (November 11, 2008) and 'Speak Now' (October 25, 2010) also had Scorpio sun and Leo rising charts. The '1989' original release date chart featured a Scorpio sun, Sagittarius moon, and Leo rising, with Jupiter transiting the career house. For 'Reputation' (November 10, 2017), the moon was in Leo and transiting the midheaven, which is considered auspicious for career launches. A surprising claim is that Taylor Swift is likely clairaudient, based on an old video where she described songs "dropping" into her head. The hosts suggest her engagement to Travis Kelce on August 10th aligned with a Venus-Jupiter conjunction in Cancer, a transit associated with marriage. They reference a J.P. Morgan quote that "millionaires don't use astrology, billionaires do," applying it to Swift. An intriguing pattern noted is that five of her first six original studio albums were released in Scorpio season. The hosts discuss a theory from another podcaster, Anna, that Swift has a "revenge program" in her cosmic makeup, which explains her re-recording project. The tone is highly conversational, casual, and filled with personal anecdotes and tangents between the two hosts. The style blends celebrity gossip with esoteric analysis, presenting astrological interpretations as factual observations. Listeners interested in pop culture astrology, Swiftie lore, and unconventional career analysis would enjoy this episode. Those seeking a structured, fact-based biography of Taylor Swift or skeptical of astrological claims should skip it.

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An astrology-forward episode that treats Taylor Swift's release dates as part of a pattern-seeking argument.

This episode follows Taylor Swift's release dates through astrology, moving from airport chatter into Scorpio rising, house placements, electional astrology, and the claim that certain drop dates lined up with career momentum.

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