Centered hosted by Angelica Yingst is a podcast exploring tarot, earth medicine, soul work and magickal work through grounded conversations & laughter. Angie offers Tarot readings for the month, talks with fellow healers, artists, raconteurs, circle keepers, space holders, medicine people, storytellers, troublemakers and psychics about how to do this thing called life.
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In this episode, we step into one of the great turning points of the Wheel of the Year—the threshold between spring and summer, where life is no longer waking up… it’s fully alive. Beltane is a fire festival rooted in ancient Celtic tradition, a time of fertility, creativity, sensuality, and sacred connection. Historically marked by bonfires, blessing rites, and the release of cattle into summer…
April is where the fire gets real. We’ve already crossed into Aries season—but this is the moment where the dreaming gives way to doing. A powerful Aries build pushes us into action, while the Full Moon in Libra brings truth to our relationships and the New Moon in Aries opens the door to begin again—boldly, imperfectly, and on your own terms. This month’s medicine reminds us: starting is only…
In this episode, Angelica dives into the history, symbolism, and spiritual meaning of the Vernal Equinox—what modern pagans call Ostara. This seasonal threshold marks the moment of equal day and night, a powerful point of balance as we shift fully into the light half of the year. Together, we explore how this time of year has been honored across cultures—from the Germanic goddess Eostre to…
March walks in like a lion and leaves like a lamb… but first? A sacred edit. Angie lays out the Astrology for March, the Tarot Archetype, and the three sacred earth medicine for the month. What she talks about: Total Lunar Eclipse in Virgo Tarot: Temperance Iris, Larimar & Great Blue Heron medicine Aries Equinox ignition This month is about releasing perfectionism, adjusting the ratio between…
Why do so many religions fast? Fasting is one of those practices that refuses to stay in a single box. It’s biological. It’s psychological. It’s political. It’s mystical. It’s communal. It’s deeply personal. It is both ancient and suddenly trendy with the biohack bros who have a podcast mic and hype protein shakes. What happens when we choose hunger on purpose? Across deserts and monasteries,…
Imbolc marks the sacred midpoint between Winter Solstice and the Vernal Equinox — a quiet threshold where life begins to stir beneath the frozen surface of the earth. Though the landscape may still look dormant, something is waking. In this episode, we explore the ancient roots of Imbolc as a cross-quarter fire festival, its agrarian origins connected to ewe’s milk and early lambing, and the…
In this episode, Angelica explores the larger collective themes shaping February 2026, including Neptune and Saturn’s activation of Aries, eclipse season, and the Year of the Fire Horse, alongside the Tarot archetype of The Moon and the Earth Medicine of Moonflower, Selenite, and Wolf. This month’s conversation weaves astrology, depth psychology, myth, plant lore, and animal medicine to support…
January shows up like that friend who loves you enough to say, “Okay… holidays are over. What are we actually doing here?” Capricorn has entered the chat, the Hermit is standing at the threshold with his lantern, and Raven is perched nearby whispering, “Pay attention.” In this episode, we walk right into the grown-up end of the pool: astrology, tarot archetypes, earth medicine, and humor — because…
In this episode, we explore 2026 through three symbolic lenses: Tarot’s Cards of the Year — Wheel of Fortune + Magician The Chinese zodiac archetype of the Fire Horse (as symbolic weather) Horse in the South — Fire energy in the shamanic framework I work with We talk about creativity, sovereignty, cycles, pacing, and how to carry power without burning ourselves out. No predictions. No doom. Just…
In this episode, we explore the ancient roots of the Winter Solstice, Yule, and Christmas, tracing how humans across time have honored the longest night of the year and the return of the light. We look at Yule traditions in Norse and Germanic cultures, including the symbolism of the Yule log, evergreens, fire, and winter mythologies like the Wild Hunt. We also explore how early Christianity…
