Astrology made practical, personal, and emotionally clear.
Astrology with Alisa is a warm, practical astrology show led by Alisa Dixon. Episodes connect natal placements, solar returns, Mercury retrograde, and outer-planet cycles to communication habits, overwhelm, family patterns, work, and personal timing.
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Astrology with Alisa is a practical, personal astrology show led by Alisa Dixon. Its center of gravity is daily life. Rather than treating astrology as a remote symbolic system, the show looks at how planetary placements, transits, and chart cycles affect moods, conversations, decisions, relationships, and periods of change. Alisa’s style is warm and explanatory, with room for personal anecdotes and family context. She often starts with something familiar, then opens it into chart language. A listener question about Mercury retrograde becomes a discussion of inward processing, communication patterns, zero-degree placements, and generational echoes. A podcast anniversary becomes a reason to explain solar return charts and how a birthday chart maps the year ahead. A theater outing with Kayleen becomes a way into Saturn, Neptune, Aries, and the idea of a blank canvas. The show is gentle, but not vague. It regularly names the mechanics: signs, houses, degrees, conjunctions, retrogrades, natal charts, solar returns, and outer-planet cycles. Short reflections sit beside longer, intuitive explanations. That rhythm gives the show its shape. Episodes also make space for guests. Crystal Autori joins Alisa for a mother-daughter conversation about energy, intuition, overwhelm, breath, grounding, and the nervous system. Holly McKittrick brings astrology into a contemporary technology frame, discussing AI models through archetypes, ethics, communication, and strategic use. Group conversations with astro friends explore Mercury signs through lived examples, from Scorpio depth to Pisces drift. The show’s strongest appeal is its blend of tenderness and usefulness. It invites astrology-curious listeners to notice patterns without treating every pattern as fate. It works especially well for people who like spiritual interpretation but still want examples they can recognize from family, work, technology, and emotional life.
Made for: For astrology-curious listeners who want chart language connected to everyday life, relationships, communication, and emotional timing. It also suits people who enjoy reflective spiritual conversations with a warm, personal tone.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by tying technical chart ideas to concrete moments: listener questions, family stories, AI tools, theater, stress responses, and birthday-year timing. It keeps the vocabulary astrological while making the application feel lived-in.
Astrology is more than just signs and symbols—it’s a tool for navigating real life. In Astrology with Alisa, I break astrology down in a way that’s easy to understand and, more importantly, easy to use. I don’t just talk about astrology—I live it. From checking transits before big meetings to understanding why my kids react differently to the same situations, astrology helps me make sense of my moods, relationships, and decision-making. Whether you’re new to astrology or already obsessed, this podcast will help you see how astrology works in real life—so you can start using it...
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A warm mother-daughter conversation turns breathing, sensory awareness, and energy work into a gentle response to overwhelm.
Astrology with Alisa makes a mother-daughter visit feel like a useful, lived-in conversation about energy, intuition, and emotional overwhelm.
Astrology and AI meet in a loose, grounded conversation about timing, branding, and judgment.
Alisa Dixon and Holly McKitrick make astrology and AI feel less like a novelty mashup and more like a real conversation. The episode keeps coming back to practical questions: how models are built, how they land with users, and why timing and branding matter when a new tool is…
A loose Mercury conversation that stays practical and easy to follow.
This episode uses Mercury as a plainspoken way into everyday communication. Alisa Dixon starts from her own frustration with Mercury retrograde and moves through signs, placements, and the way people think, talk, and take in information.
Restless astrology with everyday static attached.
Astrology with teeth, theater, and weather reports.
Astrology for thresholds, timing, and becoming.
Astrology with Elisa host Elisa Dixon interviews astrologer Pam Gallagher about the movement from moon-sign instinct toward sun-sign expression.
Alisa Dixon interviews her mother, Crystal Autuori, a Reiki master and Western Connecticut State University teacher of holistic health, lifestyle medicine, and stress management.
Alisa celebrates the podcast's one-year anniversary and explains solar return charts, also known as birthday charts.
Holly McKittrick tells Alisa Dixon that Pluto in Aquarius fits AI because Pluto strips systems down and Aquarius scales transformation.
Astrology with Alisa focuses on Mercury through the zodiac, using real people to show how Mercury shapes communication, thinking, and information processing.
Lori explains why travel triggers her Virgo Moon anxiety until every detail is packed, assigned, and checked.