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Astrology Podcast. This episode is recorded on Wednesday, March 21st, 2018,

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talking with Tim Teraker about the who's the creator of the Mountain

Astronger magazine and we're going to be discussing the history of the publication and some interesting stories surrounding its production.

Hi, Tim. Welcome to the show.

Hi, Chris. Thanks so much for having me on.

Yeah, this has been a long time in coming, and so I'm glad I was finally able to get you on the show because the Mountain

Astralder magazine has become such a mainstay in the astrological community over the past few decades that I've really been wanting to do a show to talk to you about its origins and how it came about and how you originally got it together and then just some of the things that you've learned

over the sort of process of doing it.

So you've been doing it for over 30 years now, right?

Yes, 30 years last November. Okay, so you just celebrated the 30th anniversary a few months ago and you're actually coming up on the 200th issue in just a few months, right? Yes, that'll be the August September issue. hundred issue

2018, it'll be the August September issue 2018 it'll be issue number 200

It's hard to believe it's hard to believe. Yeah, that's crazy. It's really hard to believe.

So it's a you put out an issue every two months and so there's six issues a month and you've been doing that that same sort of rate for 30 years now, right?

Well, six issues a year now, as, from 1992 until 96, we were doing nine issues a year and one year we actually did 10 and then we

That cured the general insanity of doing so many the 10 was the cure so we went to six it just became necessary right yeah I can

imagine yeah so that's why in 30 years there's 200 issues because we were doing more for a while there.

But six is the general rhythm and it's been a good rhythm and sometimes I've thought well we should do more and then sometimes I thought we should do way less but it always kind of stayed on six issues a year.

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