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This Erotic Timeline

This Erotic Timeline

By: Amalia Scott Jančič
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This Erotic Timeline is a weekly podcast about time
not the kind you measure,
but the kind you feel.

Hosted by Amalia—astrologer, counselor, and student of the impossible—
this is a space for learning how to live inside a moment
where the structures we were given to organize reality are breaking down.

Each episode begins with the astrology of the week ahead,
then descends into what’s most alive:
grief, desire, collapse, beauty, contradiction,
and the strange intelligence moving through all of it.

This podcast explores how to move between two timelines:

the linear timeline—
of clocks, productivity, colonial systems, and survival

and the erotic timeline—
where time is felt, relational, intuitive,
and shaped by the body, by spirit, by the ecology we belong to.

This is not a space for answers.
It’s a space for contact.
for remembering how to feel time
as something we are inside of and create together.

Copyright 2026 All rights reserved. Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Sleeper Agents: Epistemologies of Survival

    Sleeper Agents: Epistemologies of Survival
    May 25 2026

    Episode Description:

    This week we’re talking about language as armor, language as weapon, and language as time travel.

    Jane Goodall spent 60 years figuring out what makes humans different from chimpanzees. Her answer: we can speak of things that are absent — the past, the future, ideas that don't exist in any room we're standing in. I explore how whoever gives you the words gets to give you the time.

    This episode traces what happens when someone uses that power against you — and what it takes to get your timeline back.

    On the astrology side: a Sagittarius Full Moon asking where your hard-won knowledge actually belongs, Athena as feminist sleeper agent, Vesta making way for ecstatic chaos, and the Arachne story as a case study in truth-telling strategy. Plus Mars square Pluto, Ceres entering Gemini, and a week that wants you to get strategic about how you apply what you know.

    Content warning: sexual trauma.

    References:

    • Jane Goodall, "What Separates Us from Chimpanzees?" TED 2003
    • Michelle Alexander, The New Jim Crow (2010)
    • Audre Lorde, "The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House," Sister Outsider (1984)\

    Music by Charmie Chandler Group space, 2nd and 4th Mondays 5:30pm CT: sign up here Book sessions: calendly.com/amaliathecoach

    Keywords: astrology podcast, Sagittarius full moon May 2026, epistemology and trauma, language and power, Jane Goodall human language time travel, Athena Arachne myth, Vesta asteroid astrology, sleeper agents mythology, knowledge production, sexual trauma healing, somatic healing, Michelle Alexander injustice system, IFS astrology, Mars Pluto square May 2026, Ceres Gemini 2026, this erotic timeline

    TIMESTAMPS

    00:00 — Cold open: how do you know what you know?

    00:54 — Welcome + grounding ritual

    01:48 — Astrology of the week

    02:33 — Monday May 25: Squaring up with the dark

    04:46 — Tuesday May 26: Athena — feminist sleeper agent

    09:02 — Vesta — the invisible hearth keeper who made way for ecstatic chaos

    11:18 — Thursday May 28: Ceres enters Gemini — talk about the grief

    13:04 — Sunday May 31: Sagittarius Full Moon — how do you apply your hard-won knowledge?

    15:16 — Athena and Arachne: a case study in truth-telling

    21:03 — Midway: Jane Goodall, language, and time travel

    23:27 — Descent: the word epistemology and what it cost me

    31:00 — Leaving academia, learning to walk on the ground

    38:06 — Survivors of sexual abuse and the power institutions don't want us to have

    41:17 — Holy shit! your body has been time traveling all this time

    45:50 — What this podcast is actually for

    49:01 — Weekly recap + closing questions
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    52 mins
  • 13 Joints, 20 Digits, 260 Days: Mayan Timekeeping, Ecological Collapse, and Changing Your Mind

    13 Joints, 20 Digits, 260 Days: Mayan Timekeeping, Ecological Collapse, and Changing Your Mind
    May 18 2026
    Your body is not a vehicle. It's a timekeeping system. This week, the sky is moving slow enough for you to hear it. Episode 5 moves from a beautiful week of astrology —Mars into Taurus, Venus into Cancer, and a Uranus cazimi asking which kind of revolution we're committed to— into a descent on the Mayan timekeeping practices that have been changing how I understand what time is, where it lives, and why the body might be the best calendar any of us has ever had. The descent takes us into the Cholq'ij (K’iche' Maya) or Tzolk'in (Yucatec Maya) —the human-level calendar— and the sacred math behind it: 13 major joints in the human body, 20 digits, and a 260-day cycle that corresponds to human gestation, the growth cycle of corn, and beyond. We also go into the Mayan concept of najt, a single word for space and time together, because in this system, they cannot be separated; and we discuss the 2012 myth and what actually happened. Also discussed: how in the Mayan creation story, humans were made to be timekeepers, and what it might mean that our experience of time is generated from inside the space of our own body. I share what I learned from Solveig Barrios of the Mayan Wisdom Project, founded with her late father, the renowned Mayan elder Carlos Barrios. From Celene, my guide at the Museo Regional de la Costa Oriental in Tulum. From Javi, my guide with the Sian Ka'an Community Tours. And from the Popol Vuh, which tells us that humans were created for a specific purpose: to keep the days. I also talk about why the Maya never "mysteriously disappeared" — and what their era of ecological collapse and eventual mindset renovation has to say to us in this particular moment in history. Sources and links: The Mayan Wisdom Project: https://www.themayanwisdomproject.com/Museo Regional de la Costa Oriental, Tulum (INAH): https://inah.gob.mx/museos/museo-regional-de-la-costa-orientalSian Ka'an Community Tours: https://siankaantours.com.mx/Creation Story of the Maya / Living Maya Time (Smithsonian NMAI): https://maya.nmai.si.edu/the-maya/creation-story-mayaLiving Maya Time — The Calendar System (Smithsonian NMAI): https://maya.nmai.si.edu/mayaThe rattlesnake, the Pleiades, and tzab / Susan Milbrath research via Mexicolore: https://www.mexicolore.co.uk/aztecs/flora-and-fauna/rattlesnakeVenus synodic period and Mayan calendars: https://journalofmathematicsandculture.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/venus-synodic-period-jmc-final-10-1.pdfChichen Itza and the Venus cycle (National Geographic): https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/chichen-itza-venus-cycleA New View on Maya Astronomy (Maya Exploration Center): https://www.mayaexploration.org/pdf/A%20New%20View%20on%20Maya%20Astronomy.pdfMaya Decipherment (epigraphy and scholarship): https://mayadecipherment.com/Ajchich1 (Mayan calendar daykeeping blog): https://ajchich1.blogspot.com/Breaking the Maya Code (documentary): https://vimeo.com/ondemand/115559Delulu is the Solulu: https://www.tiktok.com/@resego_mojela/video/7269354134472576261 https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/delulu/photosMusic by Charmie Chandler: https://www.instagram.com/charmie_chandler/ CHAPTERS 00:00 — Opening: your body is not a vehicle, it's a timekeeping system 00:47 — Grounding ritual 02:30 — Monday May 18: Mars into Taurus + Venus into Cancer. The exhale 05:47 — Interoception: your body reading its own signals and reporting back 07:49 — Tuesday May 19: Venus sextile Mars + Mercury square the nodes (your words are at a crossroads) 09:49 — "Truth that comes from inside the body is like fucking fertilizer for the space around it" 11:04 — Friday May 22: Uranus cazimi — the biggest day of the week 12:05 — The mythology: Ouranos, Cronus, Zeus — power transferred, not transformed 13:47 — Prometheus and the freak frequency: handing power down instead of hoarding it up 17:44 — Transition: the imagination as departure lounge, and why the body has to be the anchor 18:50 — "The body isn't just a vehicle. The body is the matrix." 21:45 — Descent begins: Mayan timekeeping, and complex feelings about sharing 29:01 — The Cholq'ij / Tzolk'in: 13 joints, 20 digits, 260 days — the human-level calendar 36:07 — The Popol Vuh: humans were created to "keep the days" 43:32 — "They never disappeared. They just changed their mindset." TAGS mayan timekeeping, tzolkin calendar, cholq'ij, mayan wisdom project, najt space time, 260 day calendar, human body calendar, interoception, uranus cazimi, prometheus astrology, freak frequency, astrology may 2026, mars taurus, venus cancer, gemini season, popol vuh, keep the days, mayan geocosmovision, sian kaan, tulum mayan ruins, ecological collapse mindset, IFS internal family systems, embodied time, erotic timeline podcast
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    50 mins
  • From Oil to The Pomegranate Economy: On Shadow Hunger, Grief, and Cutting New Deals

    From Oil to The Pomegranate Economy: On Shadow Hunger, Grief, and Cutting New Deals
    May 11 2026

    Saturday's Taurus New Moon arrives conjunct Mercury, the asteroid Ceres, and the fixed star Algol (the Demon's Head) at the exact moment the International Energy Agency is calling the current oil disruption the greatest energy security crisis in recorded history. Their recommendation: work from home. Slow down. Minimize travel.

    Sound familiar?

    This episode covers the full Ceres and Persephone myth as a map for collective grief, why Thursday's Mercury and Ceres cazimis are an invitation to cut new deals with your own shadow, what Algol and the Morningstar have to do with disrupting hierarchies right now, and why Persephone eating the pomegranate seeds was not a mistake. Plus: the grief curriculum we've been inside since 2020, what oil has to do with ancestral time, and a brief loving return to Blursday, March the fortyteenth of Maprilay.

    Keywords: Taurus New Moon 2026, Mercury cazimi May 2026, Ceres astrology, Persephone myth, shadow hunger, pomegranate economy, Algol fixed star, grief and astrology, oil crisis 2026, Strait of Hormuz, IFS and astrology, Eleusinian Mysteries, Mars Chiron Aries, collective grief, energy crisis spiritual meaning

    Chapters

    00:00 — Opening: the extraction economy and your body 01:12 — Welcome & grounding 02:41 — Astrology of the week ahead 04:01 — What is a cazimi? Burning down to the bone 05:42 — The story of Ceres: innocence, obsession, and the narcissus flower 07:26 — The hole opens: Persephone's descent 15:12 — Mercury arrives: the psychopomp at the wall 17:45 — The pomegranate seeds: she was so hungry 20:37 — What grief generates: agriculture, the Eleusinian Mysteries, the gifts of fallow seasons 23:53 — Why these cazimis, why now: the deals you've cut to live with your pain 26:05 — Algol, Lucifer, and the Morningstar: big disruptions of power 31:50 — Stop being precious 33:36 — Midway: the binding was also the becoming 35:37 — The Descent: Blursday, the IEA, and the grief curriculum since 2020 47:10 — Closing: questions to plant this New Moon

    References

    Jason Holley — astrologer and depth psychologist, source of the narcissus/narcissism interpretation: jasonholley.net

    International Energy Agency, Oil Market Report: iea.org

    IEA demand-reduction recommendations: iea.org

    Atlantic Council — Webster & I'Anson on oil rationing: atlanticcouncil.org

    World Bank Commodity Markets Outlook April 2026: worldbank.org

    Washington Post — "It's been six months. Our sense of time is still broken": washingtonpost.com

    Elisabeth Kübler-Ross & David Kessler — the five stages of grief: grief.com
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    50 mins
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