Intuitive Astrology as a Guide for These Transformational Times – An Interview with Molly McCord

What if the pressure you’ve been feeling isn’t a sign that you’re behind… but that you’re right on time?

Maybe you’ve sensed it — that push to evolve, to let go of old identities, to trust something deeper than logic alone. In this conversation, Molly McCord speaks directly to that experience. Through astrology, intuition, and her own nonlinear path, she reflects on what it means to move with your timing instead of fighting it — to soften self-judgment and recognize the intelligence woven through your life.

If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s a bigger rhythm guiding your choices, your pauses, even your detours, you may find yourself in her story. Because this isn’t just about astrology — it’s about remembering that you are part of something larger, and learning to trust the way it’s unfolding through you.

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From an astrological perspective, what is going on in our world today? I look at the headlines and see so many good things and so many really challenging things. How does astrology help you understand what’s happening, and what do you sense is unfolding?

Molly McCord: It’s such a big time — as we all know and as we all feel. And it’s meant to be a time that asks us to consciously choose what we’re going to create from a more empowered place.

Right now, there are so many pressure points in our lives. We’re being required to make choices — to move ahead, to evolve. But before we can do that, everything gets stirred up. Our fears, our shadows, our inner child. It’s like we’re being shown how far we’ve come on our healing path, and also where we still have work to do.

We’re in a very intense energy cycle. Astrology reveals this through archetypes, themes, and patterns of expression. It helps us understand the story of what’s coming up — not just globally, but personally. When we can mentally understand what’s happening, think it through, and apply it to our own lives, we can choose differently. We can choose the higher path.

So, from a big-picture perspective, astrology helps us by bringing things to the surface for us to consider and reflect on. It gives us context. It allows us to see how something is playing out in our own lives and also in the world at large.

I see astrology as a beautiful system of consciousness — a navigation tool. It helps us understand cycles and timing, what’s unfolding now, and how we can use that awareness to guide our path forward.

I want to hear about your own journey of awakening and your spirituality. Did you grow up in a family with faith or a spiritual background, or did you explore that on your own?

Molly McCord: No, we didn’t grow up with a specific faith. We didn’t go to church or practice anything. It was very open. Both of my parents came from pretty strict Catholic backgrounds, and they didn’t want their kids on that same path. So there was freedom.

I was just trying to understand things — different religions, different practices. I was always curious. I always wanted to know what something meant or what it was about.

It was actually through astrology that something finally started to land for me. The language of astrology really spoke to me. And I think it was the personal nature of it — how we all start with our Sun sign and what that means. Maybe you read something in a newspaper or a magazine that feels relevant. But the deeper I went into astrology, the more specific it became, and it was like something lit up inside me. It felt incredibly validating.

How did you first stumble across astrology? How did that come into your life?

Molly McCord: Through books. Library books. Sun-sign books. And definitely Linda Goodman. I would just find books in the library and dive in — the meaning of this, the purpose of that, what does this symbol represent?

Because astrology is a whole language, it’s a complete symbolic system. And at first, it’s a lot. It really is.

How old were you when you first discovered it?

Molly McCord: I was around eleven or twelve. I had my first professional astrology reading as a Sweet Sixteen present. After that, I just kept studying on my own. I would practice with friends, look at their charts, and talk about what it meant.

It just kept snowballing and developing. Eventually, I found mentors I could study with one-on-one. I took more classes. Read more books. It became my passion — something I always returned to.

I even remember being in college, going into the computer lab where you could only stay for an hour, and using that time to look up astrology to understand what was happening in my life.

It became the tool I turned to again and again because it validated my journey. And I think that’s what a lot of people are finding — astrology helps explain what’s going on in your own world in a way that feels deeply personal and meaningful.

Did people ever say, “Okay, Molly, enough with the astrology”? Or were they more like, “Give me more, give me more”?

Molly McCord: Probably both.

I was always very clear about who I would talk to about these things. Even now, I don’t just bring up astrology randomly. If someone wants to talk about it, they’ll bring it up with me — or they’ll come to my podcast or my platform. But it’s not something I push.

What I’ve found is that the genuinely interested people usually have the same kinds of questions I had. They’re trying to understand themselves more deeply. And good astrology does that. It shows you more of who you are — your talents, your abilities, what you’re good at, what you’re here to create and experience.

It becomes highly specific to the individual. And it’s also self-verifying. You’re the one who confirms it. You feel, Yes, this is accurate. Yes, this is true. And that validation creates significant buy-in. People respond to it because it reflects something real about who they are.

We have a lot of people who listen to our show who want to spend their time on their passion — to be a healer, a coach, a speaker. How did that unfold for you? What career path did you take, and when were you able to step into this full-time?

Molly McCord: It was very slow. Very unintentional. Very unexpected.

I never thought I would become a professional astrologer. In fact, I was afraid of it. One of my early mentors told me decades ago that I could be an astrologer — she saw it in my chart. And hearing that was both exhilarating and terrifying. There’s a lot of responsibility that comes with that.

For a long time, I didn’t feel ready. But gradually, something started to shift within me. I felt that inner “yes.” Yes, I want to do this more. Yes, I want to build this into a business. Yes, I want to serve people and help them understand this language and how it can support them.

Before that, my career was much more corporate. I worked in structured environments, including government-type roles. I earned a master’s degree in international relations and diplomacy because I thought I’d be doing something global — maybe with the State Department or something along those lines.

In my twenties, especially, I was trying to figure out my path. What’s my career? How do I build this? I’ve had many different jobs — sales, marketing, digital strategy, and online business development. And what I didn’t realize at the time was that all of that experience was preparing me to build my own platform.

My first website launched around 2011. It’s taken years to build everything up. I had to say yes to it gradually. I had to embrace it step by step.

And honestly, I had doubts. Could this really be a business? Do people want this? Where is this going to go? Especially ten years ago — even seven years ago — astrology wasn’t as widely accepted. It’s much more mainstream now. More people seek it out. But back then, it felt riskier.

Still, there was something about building my own path that excited me. There were no guarantees — and strangely, that motivated me. It felt like this could become anything I wanted it to be.

So for anyone who feels called to use their gifts — trust that the path will unfold in ways you couldn’t have planned. The more open you are to that unfolding, the more satisfying and energizing the journey becomes.

I’ve interviewed a lot of people, and you have a presence in the way you communicate about yourself. It feels very refined — not in an ego way, but in a focused way. I can feel something coming through in your words that’s really beautiful and powerful.

Molly McCord: Thank you. I really appreciate that.

I think some of that has developed over time. But I also feel very clear that this is my soul’s calling — this is my soul’s work. There’s a focus that comes when you know you’re aligned with what you’re here to do.

A lot of astrologers say they didn’t choose astrology — astrology chose them. And I resonate with that. It feels bigger than a career choice. It feels like something that claimed me.

When I look to the future of astrology, I sense that more people will feel that same calling. It’s such an ancient wisdom, such an ancient language of energy. It brings something alive within us. There’s a deeper remembering that happens.

So thank you for saying that. I do feel an excitement building around how astrology is going to grow in the coming years.

I want to talk specifically about your style of astrology. I recently interviewed Richard James from Star Cast Weekly on Gaia, and he practices evolutionary astrology. I’m relatively new to this space — only in the last five years — and I’m still learning. You say your focus is Western tropical astrology. I’ve interviewed Vedic astrologers and evolutionary astrologers. Western astrology is what most people are familiar with, but what does “tropical” mean?

Molly McCord: That’s a great question.

Western astrology is generally what most people in the U.S. and Europe are familiar with — the system that uses the tropical zodiac. “Tropical” refers to how the zodiac is aligned with the seasons rather than the fixed constellations in the sky.

Western tropical astrology aligns the cycle of the twelve zodiac signs with the four seasons of the year. For example, around March 20th or 21st, the Spring Equinox falls on the Gregorian calendar. In Western tropical astrology, that marks the beginning of Aries season — and the beginning of the entire zodiac wheel. It’s actually the astrological New Year.

So in tropical astrology, the zodiac begins at zero degrees of Aries at the Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s based on the Earth–Sun relationship and the seasonal cycle. In this system, the signs are synchronized with the seasonal cycle, and that alignment with the four seasons keeps the system stable and consistent in our calendar.

The tropical system is archetypal and symbolic. It’s less about the literal placement of stars and more about the energetic imprint of the seasons and the Earth’s cycles. It’s a symbolic language that maps consciousness through these repeating seasonal rhythms.

That’s different from Vedic astrology, which uses the sidereal zodiac and tracks the actual constellations. Evolutionary astrology, on the other hand, focuses more on the soul’s growth and karmic patterns — often looking at past-life themes and the deeper evolutionary intention of the soul.

My work is rooted in Western tropical astrology, but I also approach it through a consciousness lens. I’m interested in how the chart shows your growth, your timing, your potential, and how you can work with the energies consciously.

For me, astrology is always about empowerment — understanding the cycles you’re in and using that awareness to navigate your life with greater clarity.

What was it about Western tropical astrology that drew you to it versus another system?

Molly McCord: I just always clicked with it.

I truly believe every system is valid. And I tell people that — go with the one that speaks to you. They all have something to offer. It’s not a competition. We tend to compare things because that’s human nature, but they’re all connecting you to energy, to consciousness, to timing in different ways.

For me, Western tropical astrology proved itself through experience. When I worked with clients and looked at their transits, it was incredibly validating for what they were actually moving through. It resonated. And it’s also widely practiced, so there’s this collective contribution happening — astrologers around the world observing and interpreting similar energetic themes at the same time.

It’s a dominant system, and it’s one that consistently aligned for me.

I’m curious about how your mind works with astrology. It feels so scientific — so many details, signs, moons, degrees. It can feel overwhelming. And yet I know there’s also an intuitive aspect. How do those two sides interface with each other for you?

Molly McCord: When I first started doing sessions, I would prepare pages of notes — every transit, every aspect, every detail in someone’s chart. I didn’t want to miss anything. I wanted to make sure I touched on everything that might matter.

But there’s so much happening in a chart that I eventually had to shift. I realized I needed to trust what felt strongest. I had to tune into the intuitive messages coming through rather than just relying on the technical data.

When I made that shift, the messages became better. More personal. More supportive of where the person was headed. Clients would say, “Yes, that resonates. Yes, that feels true.”

Astrology is scientific — there’s math, degrees, angles, hierarchies of energy. Certain transits matter more than others. It takes time to understand what’s dominant and what’s secondary. There’s a real structure to it.

But once you understand the science, it opens the door to the art of it — the intuitive flow. The chart becomes a portal. It tells a story. And after years of working with the specifics, it became easier to sense what was most important for someone in that moment.

Of course, you don’t get everything right. That’s part of being human. But the more I trusted my intuition within the structure of astrology, the more everything began to flow.

As a professional astrologer, how do you personally use astrology in your own life? What does that look like practically?

Molly McCord: I used to check websites and horoscopes just like everyone else. I don’t need to do that as much now because I know my chart well enough to track what’s happening.

But I still reference it. It helps me understand what to focus on during different phases. When something supports a new beginning. When there are hard endings. When big changes are coming, it’s helpful to have a heads-up.

It also shows me when life is meant to be quieter — more internal — versus when it’s time to be more active externally. I actually run my business according to my astrology chart. As an entrepreneur, I work with the flow rather than push against it.

I’ve learned to trust it. I’ve seen how it shows where the universe is working with you, not against you.

And honestly, I use it for self-care too. Sometimes I have to tell myself, “Molly, stop. Take a break. Step away.” Astrology gives me permission to rest. It helps me recognize when I’m meant to do less — and not feel guilty about it.

It’s an ongoing practice. It supports my energy, my timing, and how I move through life.

Do you have a practical example where you saw something in your chart and thought, “Okay, this is going to directly impact my choice”?

Molly McCord: Yes — actually, I’m in one right now.

I’m redoing my entire website, and it became very clear to me that this was the time. The right professionals showed up, the right creative process aligned, and the timing just felt supported. So I moved forward with it because the energy was there.

I also use astrology when planning retreats or events — noticing when I’ll have more energy for something outward and expansive. And I use it to check in with myself: What should I realistically expect from myself right now?

The truth is, the way I work can look inconsistent from the outside. There are things I do regularly, yes. But there are also projects where I don’t know the exact deadline or launch date. I’m working with the flow.

For example, I have books moving toward publication right now, and I’m looking at the right timing for launch. I don’t have a fixed date yet because I’m not forcing it. I trust the unfolding.

That’s very different from how many people operate, but it works for me.

What astrology has really helped me do is soften my expectations of myself. I used to be very hard on myself — This has to launch on the first of the month. This has to be done by this date. Astrology allowed me to step back and say, “Molly, it’s okay. Let it unfold.”

In that way, it’s made me more self-accepting and more self-loving. It’s not just about timing business decisions — it’s about honoring who I am and how I’m meant to work.

You don’t come across as a “just go with the flow” person. You seem focused and structured. Has astrology shifted that for you?

Molly McCord: It has, and it hasn’t.

I always have multiple projects in motion. There are things I started back in 2024 that still aren’t finished. I have projects in different stages, and they rotate in and out of priority depending on where the energy is and what feels relevant.

Because I’m juggling so many things, I can choose what feels most alive right now. And I love that. I love creating. I love doing. I love being in motion. That’s natural for me.

But astrology helps me flow with that motion rather than force it.

At some point, you shifted from one-on-one sessions to offering more online courses. Can you walk us through that transition?

Molly McCord: I started creating my first courses around 2016 or 2017 — and I was a full-time stay-at-home mom at the time.

My son and I were out the door every morning by 9:00 AM because he had so much energy. If we didn’t leave the house, he’d be doing parkour around the living room. But every afternoon, he would nap for three hours like clockwork. That was my window.

During those nap hours, I would schedule sessions, record my podcast, or work on a class. I needed that mental focus. I needed something adult and creative that was my own. It was an outlet.

Little by little, I built things. When my son started preschool, I had more time to expand — more sessions, more content, more structure around my platform.

The one-on-one sessions were incredible. I connected with people all over the world. I was up at 7:00 AM for Australia, working with clients in Japan, Europe, everywhere. It was amazing.

But eventually, it became a matter of capacity. I simply didn’t have enough time to continue at that pace. So I shifted toward courses and programs that could support more people at once.

At the heart of it, my intention has always been the same: people deserve to understand themselves. They deserve to understand their energy. And I hope my offerings give them tools to do exactly that.

As I was looking at your website, I could feel that you’re empowering people to do this work themselves — to understand it, to tap into both the science and the intuition — instead of just relying on someone else. If someone is a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, what three courses would you suggest for those levels?

Molly McCord: For beginners, I always recommend my introductory astrology course.

That’s where you start by looking at your own birth chart. You also receive a personalized report from me that highlights your main energies and what’s most important for you to focus on. Because astrology can feel overwhelming at first — there’s a lot there. This course helps you fine-tune what actually matters in your chart.

You learn the basics: the signs, the planets, the houses, the aspects. Once you understand those foundational components, you can begin applying them in different ways. That’s the entry point.

From there, many people move into the intermediate level, which is the Solar Return chart — your birthday chart each year. When the Sun returns to the exact degree it occupied at your birth, it creates a new chart for the next twelve months. Your Sun sign stays the same, but everything else shifts.

Interpreting your Solar Return chart gives you insight into the themes of your upcoming year. The program I offer allows people to revisit it annually. You purchase it once and return each year to interpret your new Solar Return, so you always have a heads up about what’s unfolding.

For a more advanced level, I recommend working with the Progressed Chart. This looks at how your natal chart evolves through specific calculations. It highlights major milestone years, deeper life shifts, and long-term developments across your lifetime.

The Progressed Chart offers a bigger-picture view of your journey — how you’re unfolding across decades, not just months.

There are so many ways to work with your astrological energy. My goal is simply to help people feel empowered — to move past overwhelm and realize that yes, they can understand this for themselves.

Channeling has also become part of your service. When were you introduced to it, and how did it become part of your offering?

Molly McCord: That began unexpectedly around 2009.

The years 2008 and 2009 were very quiet for me — and very hard. A lot was leaving my life, and the new hadn’t yet arrived. I spent a lot of time alone. I did some house-sitting for friends, so I was in different spaces by myself, caring for animals, just in stillness.

I had already resonated with certain channeled teachings. I loved the work of Orin and DaBen through Sanaya Roman. I was drawn to Lee Carroll and his channeling — I even saw him live in 2007. It felt like listening to them was somehow adjusting my frequency.

During that solitary time, I began experimenting with automatic writing. I would ask questions and simply write down what came through. Gradually, I started recognizing the energy. I would test it — is this real? Is this accurate? And what came through was validating. It supported my path.

Over time, it grew stronger. It’s like a muscle — you build it through trust and practice.

Eventually, when I was doing astrological readings, information began flowing through the chart itself. The channeling and the astrology started to intertwine. It became an ongoing relationship with what I would call galactic or cosmic energies — though I’m not always in that frequency. Sometimes I’m very grounded, very “3D,” dealing with practical life.

But when my energy is open and lighter, I feel their presence. I see a lot through my third eye. I receive visuals, downloads, and impressions.

It’s something that’s always there now.

Since 2020, I’ve shared channeled messages on my YouTube channel to help people move through what feels like a very big decade, a very significant time. I also believe many people are becoming more attuned to cosmic frequencies and their own channeling abilities.

There’s something exciting about that — about more people remembering they can access that connection for themselves.

Is there a particular galactic presence you feel you channel — a council, a being — or is it more of an energetic field?

Molly McCord: It feels like a few different frequencies.

One I identify most strongly with is what I call the Commander. I experience it as a collection of consciousness — a group energy that presents as masculine, as we would interpret it, but layered with wisdom. Sometimes I see it almost like a council seated around a boardroom table.

Other times, I sense very specific frequencies — Pleiadian, Sirian, Arcturian. They each have their own texture, their own energetic signature. Sometimes the energy feels Lyran. They rotate depending on what’s needed.

But the Commander energy is the most consistent. It feels strong, clear, direct — and very safe. There’s a commanding presence to it, grounded and steady. That’s where I feel the most continuity.

Can we create a moment of space and see if there’s a message that wants to come through, specifically around astrology?

Molly McCord: Yes.

Before this interview, I was already feeling something very clearly about the future of astrology.

What’s coming through is that humanity has been in an intense evolutionary cycle — learning to trust ourselves more deeply as cosmic beings. We’ve been clearing density for decades now: false ego, fear, emotional heaviness. We’re made to hold more light — not just spiritually, but in how we live, relate, and experience the Earth.

They’re saying that the future of astrology is inseparable from the future of humanity.

We are remembering that we are cosmic beings. That connection to the cosmos isn’t abstract — it’s embedded in us at a cellular level. It’s in our DNA. And we’ll begin to see scientific evidence of that — discoveries showing that we carry far more cosmic intelligence than we’ve previously understood.

Astrology will shift from mental interpretation to energetic synchronization. We’ve been trained to rely on the mind — to think everything through, analyze, and decide logically. Education is structured around that. But we’re evolving toward a more energetic orientation.

Astrology is helping guide that shift.

That’s why it’s resonating with more people now. It’s part of awakening. But people still have to move through mental resistance — doubt, skepticism, old programming. Astrology has been demonized, weaponized, and misunderstood. Those distortions are clear.

You were always meant to be powerful here. Astrology is one of the tools that helps you remember who you came to be.

The message is that astrology isn’t a trend. It’s woven into humanity’s evolution — into how we prosper, love, and move into higher timelines.

Is there anything else coming through?

Molly McCord: There’s a sense of tremendous support — but also respect for individual paths. Some people will connect rapidly with more cosmic forms of communication.

They’re showing me that language itself is evolving. Not just alphabet-based language or symbols, but energetic coding — faster, more intuitive forms of communication. Telepathy is one aspect of that, but not the only one.

There’s also awareness around technology — humanoid and robotic systems that can interfere with frequency. We’ll have choices to make about what we allow into our environments and how artificial frequencies impact our natural consciousness.

The emphasis is this: don’t allow technology to replace or suppress your intuitive evolution. Human consciousness is powerful. We don’t need interference to override that.

There’s excitement, too. More people are awakening than expected — almost like more people showed up to the party than anticipated. That accelerates the shift.

We’ve crossed tipping points on the planet.

There’s also something happening neurologically. Sleep patterns are changing. The rest is becoming increasingly essential because activity is happening beyond what we consciously perceive. People may experience disrupted sleep — waking in the early hours — but it’s part of energetic recalibration.

We may even shift toward different rhythms of rest: shorter periods of deep sleep, followed by wakefulness, then rest again. Our bodies are adapting to faster, higher frequencies.

There’s a sense that we’re in preparation — not for something distant, but for something actively unfolding now.

I’m glad I keep asking if there’s anything else — it feels like the well is full.

Molly McCord: It really is.

There’s a lot of excitement coming through about the new ways people are working with energy. And I’m being shown that entirely new archetypes of healers are coming online.

This is important for those of you who have gifts that don’t fit into familiar categories — gifts people don’t yet fully understand. The message is that you’re bringing forward abilities that originate from other realms, other planetary experiences. And that’s not accidental. It’s part of why you’re here.

If you’ve ever thought, What I do is kind of strange, or I channel differently, or No one quite understands this gift — bring it forward anyway.

Bring it all to the party.

You don’t have to be a typical healer or a typical astrologer anymore. Those templates are dissolving. What’s needed now is your unique expression. What you can do in your own way is exactly what supports humanity at this time.

There’s encouragement here: you have access to support on other levels. Ask for it. You’re not doing this alone.

This is a time to see more of what we’re made of — more of what’s possible.

You have a twice-weekly podcast, Intuitive Astrology — what can people expect when they subscribe?

Molly McCord: I’ve been doing the podcast since 2012, and it’s evolved over the years. I recently added a third episode each week — Monday, Wednesday, and Friday — because apparently I like staying busy.

The show blends intuitive guidance with astrological insights. Sometimes it’s very focused on the current transits and what’s happening in the sky. Other times it’s more about the energetics — what you might be feeling in your body, what’s happening collectively, how the shifts are affecting people on a human level.

My intention is always empowerment.

I want to help people understand the energies they’re moving through so they can make conscious choices. Even when life feels hard or overwhelming, there’s a larger divine purpose unfolding. If I can offer perspective that supports someone’s energy — that reminds them of their light — then I’ve done what I came to do.

You’re an entrepreneur, a podcast host, a mom — you’re creating all this content and running a successful business. How do you navigate all these different roles and responsibilities?

Molly McCord: It’s a lot. It really is. It’s a lot to be a modern woman — or just a modern business owner — with everything we’re juggling.

My schedule revolves around my son’s school. I take him in the morning and pick him up in the afternoon, so I try to get as much done as I can before 3:00 PM. That structure actually helps.

I also make sure I build in time to work out or go for walks. I need that space to process, think, and receive. Sometimes I work on weekends — it really depends on what’s unfolding. My schedule fluctuates, but I check in with myself constantly. Do I need more sleep? A nap? A walk? Or do I need to keep working?

That’s what I love about being an entrepreneur. I get to choose. I get to work with what’s coming up rather than against it.

As I mentioned earlier, I always have multiple projects in different stages of creation. That keeps me motivated. And I don’t do it alone — I have support. I have people who work with me. I use automation and online tools. You have to.

Delegating allows me to focus on what I’m good at, and others can focus on what they’re good at. Support is essential for this kind of work.

Is your son fascinated by astrology, or does he just think his mom’s world is a little out there?

Molly McCord: He doesn’t really get it yet — he’s ten. We talk about the Titanic and Legos. That’s his world.

But I do use astrology in parenting. I know his Mercury. I know his Moon. I know his energetic makeup. I tailor my communication to how he receives information. It’s actually a beautiful parenting tool because it helps you understand who your child truly is.

You’re a featured presenter at the Sedona Ascension Retreat. What will you be sharing there?

Molly McCord: It’s going to be such a beautiful gathering.

On the main stage, I’ll be speaking about becoming the “galactic love glitch” within these major astrological shifts — specifically Uranus in Gemini, Neptune in Aries, and Pluto in Aquarius. Each of these transits signals fast-moving, new frequencies. I’ll be talking about how to work with them, especially as we move toward more open contact with our galactic neighbors.

It’s about what these changes look like and how we embody them — how we trust them.

I’ll also be leading a workshop where people will explore the multidimensional energies in their own charts. We’ll explore your unique gifts and how they’re coming online — what you’re here to offer, or simply how to live with greater acceptance of those aspects of yourself.

I’m really excited about the conversations that will happen there. It feels like it’s going to be a powerful gathering.

If people want to connect with you, explore your courses, or follow your work, where’s the best place to go?

Molly McCord: You can find everything at MollyMcCord.online. There you’ll find my courses, twelve books, seven audiobooks, meditations, and free resources — all designed to help you elevate your frequency and tune into the messages you’re ready to receive.

And of course, my podcast, Intuitive Astrology, is available Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on YouTube, Spotify, Apple — all the major platforms.

My hope is that when people tune in, they feel supported. That they receive something meaningful to guide them through this time.

Thank you for being here and sharing your heart and passion.

Molly McCord: Thank you, David. It’s truly an honor to be part of this conversation and among the incredible people you connect with. I’m grateful to be here.