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In this episode I'm going to be talking with Laura London and Jen Zart and we're going to be

reviewing Liz Green's new book titled Young Studies in Astrology,

Prophecy, Magic, and the Qualities of Time.

Hey Laura and Jen, welcome to the show.

Hi Chris.

Hi Chris.

Hey, all right. I am excited.

I'm both excited and nervous about this discussion because this is an important book and so my previous plan is like I had hoped to interview Liz Green about it to talk to her about it directly and ask some questions, but she actually got a lot of interview inquiries and as a result of that there were so many inquiries that she just decided to be fair not to do any of them which I completely respect but I still wanted to have a discussion about this book because it seems like a really important landmark piece of astrological scholarship and I wanted to talk to the two of you because I think both of you and all three of us as a team have really

interesting and unique backgrounds that brings something useful to this discussion.

So first I want to start with you Laura you are the host of a podcast that you've been doing for a few years now titled Speaking of Young which is actually a podcast that focuses on

young's life and work, right?

Yes, yes, it's interviews with Yungi and analysts.

I, that's the focus of it is young analysts people who are certified not psychologists

who've dabbled in young but people who have diplomas and analytical psychology, which is the

technical name of Young's school of Psychology.

And yeah, so actually I have to say that your podcast was a huge inspiration for me,

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