2025 Year Ahead Astrology Forecast

Discussing the year ahead astrology forecast for 2025, and making predictions about the planetary alignments in the coming year, with astrologers Chris Brennan and Austin Coppock!

2025 will be a big year of change, with all of the outer planets moving into new zodiac signs this year, marking the beginning of a new era. 

This will be the first year that Pluto spends entirely in Aquarius, and then in March Neptune will move into Aries, followed by Saturn entering Aries in May, Jupiter ingressing into Cancer in June, and finally Uranus entering Gemini in July.

This year also sees Venus and Mars retrograde periods, the last of the eclipses in Aries, and finally the beginning of a new series of eclipses in Virgo and Pisces. 

We spend the first two hours giving a big picture overview of all of the major outer planet shifts in 2025, and then we transition into giving a more chronological breakdown of the astrology of the next year in the second half of the episode.

This is episode 472 of The Astrology Podcast.

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Timestamps

00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:47 Overview of 2025 astrology
00:01:47 Outer planet shifts
00:11:28 Pluto in Aquarius
00:40:18 Uranus in Gemini
01:05:57 Good dates in 2025 report
01:09:42 Neptune in Aries
01:57:44 Saturn conjunct Neptune
02:18:49 Honeycomb Almanacs & Calendars
02:22:14 First half of 2025 breakdown
02:22:53 Mars retrograde in Cancer & Leo
02:43:12 January fortunate date
02:46:16 Major events in March & April
02:53:18 Venus retrograde in Aries & Pisces
03:30:47 Austin's projects in 2025
03:35:49 Chris's projects in 2025
03:39:12 Second half of 2025
03:39:21 Jupiter in Cancer
03:57:20 Uranus in Gemini
04:08:16 Mars aspects
04:10:58 Virgo-Pisces eclipses in September
04:18:11 Outers return at end of year
04:24:19 Concluding remarks
04:29:55 Credits and resources