Episode 64 - Jimmy Galante (Capricorn) — True Crime Trine Podcast

Join us this week as we head to Danbury, Connecticut. We are joined again this week by Plans Are Optional’s Andrew. In this episode, Meredith will “light the lamp” as we explore minor league hockey and RICO statutes in the story of Jimmy Galante and The Danbury Trashers. This is a doozy folks, so don’t “ride the pine” or you might end up in the “sin bin”.

Firstly, on Tuesday, July 5th, Mars enters Taurus. Mercury is a planet of energy and passion and determination, but this fiery energy will calm down a bit as it transits into Taurus. A Taurus is relatively calm, unless provoked, which causes extreme stubbornness in the Taurus. This should be a relatively peaceful time but it’s also a good time to ask yourself if there is something that you are stubbornly holding on to and probably should release.

Also on July 5th, Mercury enters Cancer. Mercury is our planet of communication and as it transitions away from Gemini and into Cancer, the focus of your communication may shift from external to internal. Like we discussed last week, the New Moon in Cancer was a time for self-reflection and this theme carries through for the next few weeks. Take time to listen to yourself. A good practice during this time would be to do a daily journaling exercise, where you just write whatever comes out of you and practice not judging yourself.

On July 6th, the First Quarter Moon will be in Libra and square to the Sun in Cancer. Both of these signs want you to feel deeply and empathize and be honest and vulnerable. This is a double dose though and might be a bit overwhelming. Try not to fall into the shadow side of Libra: It’s great to empathize, but don’t lose yourself in the other person.

Food Pairing: A peanut butter and cheddar cheese sandwich. TBD as to whether it’s actually tasty, as Hannah is out of bread at the moment. Suprisingly, we were not the first people to think of this combination and there’s even a recipe on All Repices: PB&C Grilled Cheese Sandwich Maybe heating it up is the trick.