In the first episode of a short series exploring planets, houses, and birth charts more closely, Leann and Jordan strap in for a cosmic adventure where they get to know the planets as individuals.
TRIGGER WARNING: [Timestamp: 1:09:42 Proserpina] rape/kidnapping in mythology, painted by Bernini.
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00:01:20 -- Getting right into Scorpio moments
00:07:41 -- Scorpio horoscopes
00:10:44 -- Daily Scorpio horoscope
00:13:07 -- applying horoscopes to your life, in a helpful way
00:14:05 -- Monthly sexscope
00:17:55 -- Introducing today's topic: the planets!
00:19:38 -- Describing the different types of birth charts
00:20:11 -- FSBS Official Stance on Co--Star
00:22:28 -- Planets
00:23:12 -- The Sun
00:25:30 -- Mercury
00:26:50 -- Mercury in retrograde, finally
00:29:18 -- Art History Corner: Botticelli's Primavera
00:31:59 -- What signs does Mercury rule?
00:32:40 -- Back at (f)art history corner with Leann: classicism & The Medicis.
00:37:37 -- Venus
00:42:38 -- Just a little bit about Earth
00:43:20 -- Mars
00:45:25 -- "Another Botticelli, I promise it'll be worth it."
00:47:44 -- PSA About Valentine's Day
00:48:24 -- The dangers of erotic love with Botticelli
00:50:11 -- Entering outer space
00:50:35 -- Jupiter
00:52:54 -- Jupiter as Zeus
00:55:01 -- Zeus and his brothers
00:56:35 -- Jupiter in astrology
00:57:36 -- Saturn
01:00:10 -- Uranus
01:04:13 -- Neptune
01:06:30 -- Pluto, the Scorpio planet!
01:09:42 -- The story of Proserpina (Trigger warning, kidnap and rape)
01:10:16 -- Art History Corner! (Again!) Sculpture with Bernini
01:12:02 -- Time's Up though. (Trigger warning, assault)
01:15:32 -- Back to Scorpio and its ruling planet, Scorpio
01:17:40 -- Exhausted on the planets, Leann brings it back to the hawt Medici brother, Giuliano
01:19:56 -- Final questions, comments, concerns about the planets
Bibliography
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_(planet)
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/space/solar-system/mercury/
VOX has a really good video on Mercury in Retrograde: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtV0PV9MF88
Venus and Mars, c 1485. Tempera and oil on poplar panel, 69 cm x 173 cm.[1] National Gallery, London
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_and_Mars_(Botticelli)
Sandro Botticelli; late 1470s or early 1480s; Tempera on panel; 202 cm × 314 cm (80 in × 124 in); Uffizi Gallery, Florence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primavera_(Botticelli)
