Topic: Austin Coppock

In his final astrological forecast with Austin Coppock, Gordon White discussed the Mars-Saturn conjunction in May, noting its specific pressure on his birth chart's sixth house of illness. This period was marked by a significant planetary pile-up in Aries, involving Mercury, Neptune, and Saturn. White passed away in May, shortly after acknowledging the intense astrological pressure he was facing.

The discussion highlights key thinkers for navigating current events, specifically Catherine Austin Fitts of the Solari Report and economist Martin Armstrong. Fitts is praised for her spiritual groundedness and focus on rebuilding, while Armstrong is cited as the primary source for non-astrological cycle forecasting. Other mentioned analysts include Austin Coppock, Cam White, and Whitney Webb.

Gordon White applies an astrological lens to the current global situation, interpreting the interplay between Saturn and Neptune as "the dream of control." He explains that while the elite at Davos have ambitious plans for total surveillance, the "Neptunian" element suggests these plans are diffuse and difficult to implement in reality. This gap between billionaire dreams and actual logistics provides a window for resistance and failure of the technocratic project.

The hosts discuss the difficulty of staying informed for professional reasons without succumbing to "fear porn" and propaganda. White mentions his weekly geo- and parapolitics newsletter and a recent event in Portland attended by Greg Carlwood and astrologer Austin Coppock. They touch on the desire for a "return to normal" that many people feel during stressful political cycles.

Greg Carlwood announces that the new Higher Side Chats website launch is delayed until August 8th to avoid the current Mercury retrograde and lunar eclipse. He cites astrologer Austin Coppock's advice on finding an auspicious window for the project. The episode concludes with a brief mention of Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking charges and the show's closing theme music.

Saturn is identified as the ancient "gateway to the stars" and a central focus for occult symbolism in statecraft. Knowles argues that rituals performed at sporting events and award ceremonies are timed to celestial movements to harness power. The segment references Boris Johnson and the Mandalay Bay shooting as examples of symbolic synchronization in the media.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces astrologer Austin Coppock to discuss the planetary agenda for 2018. The conversation frames the world not as random chaos but as a network of unseen energies influenced by the movement of planets. Coppock returns for his third appearance to provide insights into how individual charts relate to ongoing celestial configurations and what the "space weather" suggests for the year ahead.

The main interview concludes with a call for individuals to reclaim astrological knowledge as a tool for personal sovereignty. Austin Coppock directs listeners to his website for his extensive 2018 walkthrough, his piece on Saturn in Capricorn, and information on his personal consultations and upcoming classes. The hosts emphasize that while salvation doesn't come from the "powers that be," understanding these cycles allows individuals to "make good" in their own lives.

Gordon White references economist Martin Armstrong’s "Socrates" model and astrologer Austin Coppock’s forecasts to label 2018 a "panic year." He explains that understanding these cyclical models helps individuals navigate periods of turbulence without succumbing to fear. White notes that modern, rigorous astrology now aligns more closely with Armstrong’s economic cycles than it did in previous decades.

Host Greg Carlwood welcomes astrologer and author Austin Coppock back to the program to provide an astrological assessment of 2017. The conversation begins by revisiting topics from their previous meeting, specifically the intersection of astrology and financial market cycles. Coppock notes that while he does not specialize in economics, astrology has a long history of being used to identify patterns in market behavior.

Austin Coppock provides information on his upcoming eight-month modular astrology series and his weekly and monthly writings available at his website. He notes that his personal reading schedule is currently booked through June, reflecting high demand for his services. Listeners are encouraged to sign up for his newsletters to stay informed about class recordings and future availability for consultations.

Austin Coppock, a Los Angeles-based astrologer and writer, joins the program to discuss the historical and practical applications of astrology. The conversation highlights how elite figures throughout history, from Egyptian pharaohs to Nazi leaders, have utilized astrological readings despite public skepticism. Coppock's background as a philosophy and psychology student is introduced alongside his transition from a rationalist perspective to a professional astrological career.