Chani Nicholas Performs the Planets

First Draft Episode #229: Chani Nicholas

Chani Nicholas is a Webby award-winning astrologer, and the New
York Times bestselling author of You Were Born For This:
Astrology for Radical Self-Acceptance.
Links and Topics Mentioned In This Episode



As a kid, Chani loved: Judy Blume, author of Are You There,
God? It’s Me, Margaret and Forever; Toni Morrison, author of
The Bluest Eye and Beloved; Maya Angelou, author of I Know
Why the Caged Bird Sings; and Alice Walker, author of The
Color Purple




Demetra George, author of Astrology for Yourself: How to
Understand and Interpret Your Own Birth Chart was Chani’s
teacher in learning traditional astrology




Christopher Renstrom is an astrologer and historian, and
author of Ruling Planets: Your Astrological Guide to Life’s
Ups and Downs


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