About this episode

The episode explores the historical and philosophical significance of the planet Venus and its celestial events.

On June 4th of the year 1639 planet Venus drifted across the Sun. This happening occurred seven times since that miraculous day. Crowned only by majestic passages, velvety vignettes invite vegetal affections. O! Let me pick nasturtiums from out your hair. The avalanche is sweet, a fluttering discourse for rainbow-tongued moths. In other wor(l)ds...blushing blossoms require certain pataphysical beats. So, if you're in the mood for working in the greenhouse -push play. Or, pardon me but t...

People in this episode

Host: Hey, Venus! Radio

Topics covered

• astronomy
• nature
• philosophy
• self-improvement
• artistic expression

Keywords

• Venus
• June 4th 1639
• celestial events
• philosophy
• nature
• art

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Parachutes That Melt Petals

Places: Venus, Sun

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