The In-Between Season: On Not Knowing and Why That Might Be Okay
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Summer ended. Fall started. The calendar flipped and everyone around you seemed to shift into routine mode and you are standing there going — wait. I did not get the memo.
In this episode Leah and Katherine sit in the in-between. That specific feeling of being between seasons, between answers, between the version of yourself you were and the one you are becoming. Katherine tells the story of being at a wedding, running into old friends, getting asked the most normal question in the world — so what are you doing these days — and completely freezing. Because she is doing a lot of things and none of them feel finished enough or settled enough to say out loud as a clean answer yet.
She also brings in something from Jay Shetty's conversation with Oprah that completely stopped her in her tracks — about being in a season of not knowing and why that might not be a problem to fix but something to actually be in. And then there is the astrology — because right now the sky is literally in its own massive transition, with Uranus stationing retrograde, a Virgo new moon handing off its energy at the equinox, and multiple outer planets changing chapters all at once. The in-between is not just personal right now. It is collective. The sky is in it with you.
This episode is permission. Permission to be in the in-between without rushing through it. Permission to not have the answer. Permission to let the season reveal itself on its own timeline instead of yours.
Topics covered: seasonal transitions, fall astrology 2026, in between seasons, not knowing what you're doing, Virgo new moon, Uranus retrograde, Libra season, Jay Shetty Oprah podcast, identity, life transitions, permission to not have a plan, uncertainty, before we get it right podcast
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