Insights into evolutionary astrology
Gain insights into topics covering astrology, consciousness,
and personal growth with evolutionary astrologer, Ryan Barrett.
“What’s your sign?” Series
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Episode 4: Mars Meets Uranus in Gemini
Most of us think of Independence Day as a date on the calendar, not a moment the sky might be marking too. In this episode, Ryan, Lisa, and Alexander dig into the Mars-Uranus conjunction that went exact the morning of July 4th, 2026, and trace its echoes back through four passes in Gemini during the 1940s, right through the lead-up to Hiroshima. The conversation grounds itself in a real story, a couple who survived a lightning strike and a near house fire the night before, and how that single moment showed up in both of their charts. Pull up a chair.
Episode 3: Astrology, Consciousness & the Barbault Basket
Most of us know intuitively when a relationship or a conversation needs to go deeper than surface talk, but knowing how to get there is another matter. In this episode, Ryan, Lisa, and Alexander pull back the curtain on their own practice, showing what a session actually looks like when astrology is used as a tool for growth rather than prediction. At the center of the conversation is the Barbault Basket, a rare alignment of four outer planets forming this July that some are calling a turning point for the whole planet.
Episode 2: The Astrology of Conscious Change
Most of us sense that something significant is shifting in the world right now, but struggle to name it. In this episode, Ryan, Lisa, and Alexander make the case that astrology can offer exactly that: a language for what we're collectively moving through. At the center of the conversation is a rare alignment of Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, three outer planets that have all changed signs at once, a configuration that only comes around every 500 years. Pull up a chair.
Astrology Off the Charts - Episode 1: Who We Are
Most people find astrology through a Sun sign — a single symbol that can feel either too vague or too on-the-nose to be useful. What Ryan, Lisa, and Alexander are after is something far deeper: astrology as a living language for understanding who you are, where you've come from, and how you might grow. In this first episode, they introduce themselves, share how each of them found the practice, and lay out the humanistic philosophy that grounds everything they do. Pull up a chair.