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Planet Waves FM is presented free from commercial interruption. Become a Planet Waves Core Community Member, get the best of our services and support ad-free programming. In tonight's edition of Planet Waves FM, I cover the Gemini New Moon square Neptune. This is quite an aspect pattern, involving the asteroid Apollo in Virgo. I do the chart of the Isla Vista shooting from Friday night and comment on the toxic combination of advertising images, anti-depressants, hero-worship, guns and alienation. After a song break by Suzanne Vega, I talk about the desire to go beyond alienation that led to my becoming an astrologer, and read some thoughts of Dane Rudhyar, published in 1936. Finally I give a shout out to Bob Dylan and acknowledge him for the turn of phrase after which Planet Waves is named.

Use this link if you're using an Apple mobile device. Tonight's edition of Planet Waves FM covers three topics -- the first is current astrology including the Scorpio Full Moon (exact Wednesday), Venus passing through the grand cross and Mercury square Chiron. In the second section I look at the work and the astrology of Dr. Eric Berne, innovator of transactional analysis. This is the 50th anniversary of the book Games People Play, and Dr. Berne's 114th birth anniversary was this past weekend on May 10. In the third section I look at the astrology of the millennial generation, in particular people born between 1983 and 1999. For the free signup for Sunday's live community event, please see this program's homepage.

Use this link if you're using an Apple mobile device. In tonight's edition of Planet Waves FM, Daniel Sternstein and I speak candidly about the "walk of shame" phenomenon, and other truly strange idioms from twenty-something youth sex culture. These include paranoia about herpes but hardly anyone doing anything about it, the rampant sexualizing of sex but phobia of the female nipple and an environment where the concepts of yes and no are drowned in six drinks before many people can get the courage to take off their clothes.