Spiritual life advice with live-radio warmth.
Dear Venus is a long-running call-in advice and reading show built around Venus, an on-air voice who mixes psychic impressions with chatty personal storytelling. Episodes move from family memories and odd household incidents to callers seeking clarity about life direction and the unseen.
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Dear Venus is a long-running spiritual advice and call-in reading show shaped by live radio habits, domestic detail, and an unusually conversational sense of the unseen. Venus begins from the premise that people and difficult situations can be looked at more clearly. From there, the show rarely moves in a straight line. It drifts, pauses, remembers, corrects itself, and circles back. That is central to its texture. A listener may hear about a studio phone number, a newsletter, a cat recovering from surgery, a kitten in a tree, or a story from childhood before the episode settles into readings or spirit-world material. The ordinary and paranormal sit side by side. Dead people, spirit friends, life-purpose questions, family memories, and private emotional knots are treated as part of the same lived landscape as coffee, cookies, radio microphones, and old photographs. Venus speaks with warmth and comic self-awareness, often acknowledging the messiness of live broadcasting and the small human facts around the show. The result is less like a tightly edited advice program and more like being present for a familiar weekly ritual. Some episodes foreground caller readings and questions about what another person may be thinking. Others linger on personal stories: parents aging, a difficult upbringing, learning to cry, or the odd dignity and absurdity of family life. The show’s spiritual claims are direct, but the delivery is casual rather than grand. It does not rush to sound polished. It trusts rambling intimacy, memory, and a sense that help can arrive through unusual channels. Dear Venus suits listeners drawn to readings, afterlife stories, and personal-development talk who also enjoy digressions, live-radio texture, and a voice that can move from tender to comic in a breath.
Made for: For listeners who enjoy spiritual advice, call-in readings, afterlife stories, and personal anecdotes told at an unhurried pace. It especially fits people who prefer warm, idiosyncratic radio over tightly produced self-help.
What sets it apart: Dear Venus stands out by letting ordinary life and spiritual material share the same room: cats, family memories, technical hiccups, caller readings, and spirit stories all become part of the show’s rhythm.
Venus The Medium. Do you want to know what your boyfriend is really thinking, or your husband, daughter, boss ... or "Aunt Betty" who's passed over? Listen to "Dear Venus" with host Venus Andrecht. She's smart, warm, funny, and totally authentic. Venus's unique psychic ability lets her "look" into people's minds, ask questions . . and obtain true, and amazing answers. She calls her talent "clear-seeing," and it allows her to share with you the real thoughts of your friends and family, both living and dead. Venus has the ability to look at, unravel, and change difficult situations. She sees things clearly, when you can't. She also has an amazing ability to make good things happen for people!T…
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Dear Venus turns red onions, a blind father, and a town lunch spot into intimate, loosely wandering family lore.
Dear Venus turns a red onion into Venus's unlikely way back to tears after years of feeling unable to cry. That odd, tactile fix opens into family memory: a move in 1952, parents who shifted from raising turkeys to farm and land brokerage, and a father, blind, paused at the top…
A loose spiritual talk show that pairs newsletter housekeeping with a sharp comparison of Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra.
Dear Venus episode 347 opens on light newsletter housekeeping, including a photo from Venus Andrakt's 65th birthday party, where women dressed her as an old lady and added a mustache.
Astrology, free readings, and steady promotion shape a lively live-caller show.
Dear Venus reads as a brisk, caller-driven blend of astrology, personal advice, and steady promo talk. Venus frames the hour around seeing clearly, then moves through western astrology, Indian jyotish, yagnis, and the idea of trusting both yourself and spiritual help rather than…
Where the setbacks become the whole conversation.
Forgiveness practice, one sentence at a time.
Venus Andrecht hosts episode 347 of Dear Venus, sharing quirky family stories and conducting a live psychic reading.
Host Venus Andrecht opens episode 44 of Dear Venus with promotional details and takes listener emails sharing testimonials about her psychic readings and products like the Mr.
Venus introduces her radio show, offering free on-air readings and discussing how to get rid of an unsuitable man.
Venus Andrecht opens Dear Venus #231 with an account of attending an AA meeting with her brother Jim and a comment on abortion-related death-penalty proposals.
Dear Venus episode 291, dated October 2, 2024, moves from Venus Andrecht’s vitamin and mineral habits to her theory that addictions can function as imagined protection from fear or trauma.
Dear Venus #353 combines Venus Andrek's pharmacy story with live readings, a desert incident involving Sally, and speculation about Mitch McConnell.
Venus Andrecht's Dear Venus #313 combines listener stories about a cat rescuer who saved almost 200 cats, a caracal identified from a health-food-store photograph, and a black cat missing for two years.
Dear Venus episode 191, dated March 30, 2022, centers on Venus Andrecht’s idea that people live in different “energy bands” that shape perception and psychic readings.
Venus Andrick welcomes listeners to a rebroadcast of her advice show, reminiscing about her 25-year career and introducing her cat Mickey.
Venus introduces her live show Dear Venus, inviting callers for free on-air readings and promoting private readings.
Venus Andruct introduces her show and teases upcoming newsletter content including old birthday party photos.
A rebroadcast of a live call-in show where the host offers free psychic readings and discusses spiritual topics.
Venus Andrette shares a strange fact about mushrooms that cause visions of dancing elves before offering spiritual advice for living.
Dear Venus #344 centers on Venus Andrecht's after-death reading of Coco, a female Western lowland gorilla who died on June 19, 2018.
A rebroadcast of the Dear Venus show where the host invites listeners to call in for free readings and advice on life direction.
Venus shares a pre-show story about helping a neighbor rescue a kitten from a tree before diving into the day's topics.
Venus Andrecht apologizes for being late and discusses her sister Polly's major spine surgery in Wisconsin.
Venus introduces her radio show, offering free on-air readings and advice on how to get rid of an unsuitable man.