In this episode of The Tarot Card Catalogue, Danielle pairs the Queen of Pentacles with one of the most debated and reinterpreted figures in mythology and religious tradition: Lilith.

Traditionally, the Queen of Pentacles is associated with nurturing, abundance, material security, embodiment, fertility, and practical care. But what happens when we place that card beside a woman who refused to be defined by her usefulness to others?

By placing the Queen of Pentacles into conversation with the story of Lilith, this episode explores feminine power, autonomy, nourishment, service, embodiment, creation, and the difference between generosity freely offered and care that is demanded.

Written and hosted by Danielle Christmas and produced by Audio Ellis.

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In this episode of The Tarot Card Catalogue, Danielle pairs the Two of Wands with one of the most fascinating and contradictory figures in Arthurian legend: Morgan le Fay.

Traditionally, the Two of Wands is associated with vision, planning, ambition, expansion, and the power to shape the future. But what happens when we place that card beside a woman whose intelligence, magic, healing, and ambition have been reinterpreted for centuries?

By placing the Two of Wands into conversation with the legend of Morgan le Fay, this episode explores power, sovereignty, responsibility, female authority, perspective, and the difference between having a vision and accepting accountability for what that vision creates.

Written and hosted by Danielle Christmas and produced by Audio Ellis.

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In this episode of The Tarot Card Catalogue, Danielle Christmas pairs the Death card with one of the most fascinating and misunderstood figures in Slavic folklore: Baba Yaga.

Traditionally, the Death card is associated with endings, transformation, release, transition, and the closing of one chapter before another can begin. But what happens when we place that card beside an ancient figure who guards the threshold between one version of ourselves and the next?

By placing the Death card into conversation with the legend of Baba Yaga, this episode explores initiation, surrender, childhood, transformation, the fear of crossing thresholds, and the unsettling realization that some places have rules our old selves can no longer survive.

Written and hosted by Danielle Christmas and produced by Audio Ellis.

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In the very first episode of The Tarot Card Catalogue, Danielle Christmas pairs the Five of Cups with one of the most enduring figures in Hispanic folklore: La Llorona, the Weeping Woman.

Traditionally, the Five of Cups is associated with grief, loss, regret, and the inability to see what remains after something important has been taken from us. But what happens when the person standing beside the water isn't simply mourning loss? What happens when they're the one who spilled the cups?

By placing the Five of Cups into conversation with the legend of La Llorona, this episode explores grief, isolation, companionship, emotional contagion, and the complicated ways we invite others into our suffering.

Written and hosted by Danielle Christmas and produced by Audio Ellis.

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The Tarot Card Catalogue is a short-form weekly podcast exploring tarot through mythology, folklore, fairy tales, legends, and literature.

Each episode begins with the traditional meaning of a single tarot card before pairing it with a story from somewhere in human history. What happens to the Five of Cups when we read it through La Llorona? What can Baba Yaga teach us about Death? How does Little Red Riding Hood change the way we understand the Moon?

Rather than treating tarot as a fixed collection of keywords, The Tarot Card Catalogue approaches the cards as living texts, placing tarot, myth, folklore, and story into conversation to discover what each can reveal about the other.

New short episodes hosted by Danielle Christmas.

Written and hosted by Danielle Christmas and produced by Audio Ellis.

Learn more about Danielle and her work:
https://linktr.ee/danielle.christmas

Book Readings, Mentoring, & Workshops:
http://www.sibylslab.etsy.com