Where We Are, and Where We Might Go

  Rosanne Cash. This edition of Planet Waves FM begins with a discussion of basic facts surrounding the coronavirus pandemic and resulting effects, including how we got here, the preparedness crisis, what we don’t know, and how we are navigating a near-worst-case scenario. What lessons do we have to learn, and are we learning them? And will we remember? The second segment focuses the astrology, including the Aries New Moon, Saturn in Aquarius, and a continued discussion of this shock early in the Age of Aquarius. The third looks at some of the scientific facts behind how this virus…

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Planet Waves FM exclusive: interview with Dr. Ward B. Stone, who for 40 years served as NYS wildlife pathologist

  Dr. Ward B. Stone with Planet Waves reporter Genevieve Salerno, in his laboratory in Delmar, NY, 2008. This is an interview with Dr. Ward B. Stone, who for more than 40 years served as New York State’s wildlife pathologist. Dr. Stone ran one of the world’s only wildlife pathology units, and is an internationally-renowned expert on virus transmission from animals to humans, including West Nile virus, rabies, and other pathogens. He’s also the discoverer of PCB contamination in the United States, which is how I know him. He’s one of my most trusted sources and a hero of…

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So Much More Than I Thought This World Could Ever Hold

  Painting by Lanvi Nguyen. Tonight I look at the social and political expressions of what is happening now. Then, in the second segment, I examine the astrology from several perspectives, including the immediate aspects and Jupiter conjunct Pluto. I consider the implications for the “Age of Aquarius,” a topic I am also developing in writing.

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Full Moon, Mercury Direct, and Responding to Coronavirus

  Photo by Lanvi Nguyen. I begin this week’s edition of Planet Waves FM with an outline of the current astrology. That includes Monday’s Virgo Full Moon and Mercury stationing direct on the same night. I then move on to a discussion of how holistic care requires exploring and learning about entirely new territory of health and wellness. And right now, it’s just about all we’ve got.

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