Ep. 241: Two Occultists React to Reddit's Wildest Tarot Stories

Jason Louv and Temple Gold read and react to tarot stories from Reddit and around the internet, starting with Temple drawing the Fool four times in a row. They cover a relationship pulled apart by ChatGPT tarot readings, a thrift-store deck with a bad reputation, and an oracle reading about a household goblin, then talk through confirmation bias, religious fear, and tarot as pathworking rather than fortune-telling.

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Topics: Reddit tarot stories | Drawing the Fool four times in a row | ChatGPT tarot readings and a relationship falling apart | Confirmation bias and religious fear | Tarot pathworking | An oracle deck and a household goblin | Tarot court cards and elementals