Retrograde Radio: Deep Cuts from the Stars
Join me, Audrey Lorea, and my co-host, Peony, on Retrograde Radio: Deep Cuts from the Stars, which is part of the Pebblebrook Village collective.
Join us as we navigate the celestial currents shaping our world today from a deep-cut, alternative and fresh perspective.
Catch the casual, inviting vibes as we navigate the tumultuous times we’re living through together by providing community-centered, nostalgically funky, and celestial guidance.
Meet Audrey Lorea
If you’ve been searching for a fresh and edgy Queer Neurospicy voice in the Astrology space, you’ve found her! My readings are for the baddies, weirdos, misfits, and outcasts who never quite “belonged.” Lower dignities? Harsh aspects? Trauma? Come sit with me, babe.
Raised in the heart of Texas by a lineage of musicians, I’ve spent my life entrenched in the industry and finding my voice through song. On Retrograde Radio, that passion takes center stage. This show is the definitive intersection of my two worlds: where rare, beloved deep cuts and high-level astrology finally hold hands. It’s more than a podcast; it’s a rhythmic exploration of the stars, served with an alternative edge.
I specialize in Traditional, Hellenistic Astrology, focusing on Whole Sign House interpretations — remixed with Modern Perspectives when it serves the interpretation. When I’m not off doing feral and cosmically magical things, I’m working in the magic of the film and television industry and writing.
Meet Peony & Pebblebrook Village
Peony is the visionary architect and founder of Pebblebrook Village, a creative collective and community hub where alternative perspectives thrive. As the host of the weekly Trashfire Tarot, Peony blends intuitive wisdom with technical precision, offering colorful readings that’ll wake your tired soul up, while also soothing your wired mind.
A former DJ with a lifelong hyperfixation with music, Peony brings a rhythmic, precise, and off-beat sensibility to the airwaves. Whether they are deconstructing a planetary transit or pulling a card, their work is defined by a signature "musicality"—infusing every conversation with the grit and soul of an underground record.
When it comes to the founder of Pebblebrook Village, one Peony Pebblebrook. Not much else is known about them. They are a rose flavored enigma wrapped in a decadent chocolate mystery. Some scholars have them at 42 years young. Other sources say the daffy diviner is 100s of years old.