Astrology, Tarot, and Woo-Woo Beliefs: How Do You Hold Them Loosely? | Pantsuit Politics
February 19, 2026
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Sarah and Beth tackle a listener question from Kara: how do they each feel about astrology and other woo-woo things?
Beth shares her experience having her tarot cards read by a Pantsuit Politics listener and why she approaches these practices with an open heart, even without being a true believer. Sarah reflects on astrology as a personality tool — useful for self-reflection, but dangerous when it shuts down critical thinking or becomes a box you can't think outside of. Together they explore the tension between data and intuition, and why the human impulse to find frameworks that make sense of an overwhelming world — whether through astrology, religion, philosophy, or AI — says something profound about who we are. As we move from the year of the snake into the year of the horse, Sarah and Beth close with a reminder that this moment calls for action, adaptability, and nuance.
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