Episodes

In this grounded episode, host George Dus reclaims "manifestation" from the world of wishful thinking and brings it back to the table as a practical craft. Using a comparison between traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery and the modern Light Seer’s Tarot, George breaks down the difference between simply wanting something and actively building the structure for it to arrive. You’ll learn how to spot the difference between the "Idea Phase" and true momentum, why high inspiration can sometimes be a trap, and how to read a spread for stages rather than predictions. This isn't about Law of Attraction or cosmic promises—it’s about using tarot symbolism to understand where choice meets timing. George also shares a story from the fair about the danger of "waiting to be noticed," breaks down a 5-card Intention Clarity Spread, and guides a visualization to anchor your focus. A collective card closes the episode with a necessary reframing of conflict.

Shadow work isn’t about darkness — it’s about honesty. In this episode, George Dus explores how symbolism in tarot reveals the stories we avoid, the emotions we carry, and the parts of ourselves ready for integration. Through grounded reflection, steady guidance, and a gentle attunement practice, this conversation offers a thoughtful approach to tarot for personal growth and everyday life guidance.

The Tarot Talk Show, Episode 8: Host George Dus talks with energy expert Andie Ruddy about Tarot Alchemy. They explore how focused intuition, physical tools like tuning forks, and quantum metaphysics merge to create profound healing and transformation. It's shop talk about moving from skepticism to empowerment, and why the future of reading is rooted in pure energy.

Host George Dus tackles the most emotionally-charged readings: relationships. Learn ethical boundaries, powerful love spreads (You/Them/Energy Between, Heart/Mind/Body/Spirit ), and how to reframe questions for clarity, not chaos. George shares a personal story about a reading that taught him that compassionate guidance means offering the truth with care, even when it's uncomfortable

A new way to work with your tarot deck — not just as a mirror, but as a muse. George Dus explores co-creative tarot with a practical spread, imaginative tools, and a guided journey into the cards. This episode invites you to build something new with your deck.

What if the cards were part of your everyday rhythm rather than something you reach for in a crisis? George Dus covers tarot as spiritual hygiene, morning and evening rituals, the mistakes that block intuitive flow, and a guided meditation to explore a card directly.

The first guest on the show. Max Olivieri of Celestial Harmony Readings and Reiki joins George to talk about stepping beyond tarot into divination, healing and indigenous wisdom, and how Reiki and card work run through the same channel.

Ever pulled the Tower or Death and immediately wanted to shuffle again? George Dus explores why the cards we resist tend to carry exactly what we need, what that resistance reveals, and how to work with the discomfort rather than around it.

Most people bring tarot desperate yes or no questions and leave more confused than when they started. George Dus shows why the way you ask matters as much as the cards you pull, names the three biggest question traps, and demos the same card read two ways.

The first episode. George Dus traces his tarot origin story from The Hermit on Led Zeppelin IV to reading professionally at psychic fairs, takes apart the most common misconceptions, and closes with a collective three-card reading.

George Dus explains what this podcast is really about and what it is not. No vague predictions. Honest conversations about tarot as a tool for insight, reflection and growth, plus what to expect from future episodes.