Summer Watch Party

Summer Watch Party

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Each summer, in the lead-up to the AA Annual Conference, the AA will host four fun webinars screening a plethora of conference talks recorded over the past five decades, showcasing a wide range of astrological topics presented by an array of international speakers, including Charles Harvey, Liz Greene, Howard Sasportas, Chris Brennan, Maurice Fernandez, Darby Costello, Lynn Bell, Lee Lehman, Sue Tompkins, Jane Ridder-Patrick, Graeme Tobyn, Marcos Patchett, Deborah Houlding, and more. Each webinar will feature clips from different talks exploring a shared theme or topic which will be followed by a discussion. Some clips will be presented as video recordings, while others (pre-video days) will be audio recordings accompanied by slides or visuals. Hosts: Wendy Stacey, Chris Mitchell, and Mandi Lockley Dates and Times: Wednesday 20 May 2026, 18.30 -19.30 (BST) Wednesday 17 June 2026 18.30 – 19.30 (BST) Wednesday 15 July 2026 18.30 – 19.30 (BST) Wednesday 19 August 2026 18.30 – 19.30 (BST) MEMBERS DO NOT NEED TO PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT Instructions for Access: To login to the dashboard, https://www.astrologicalassociation.com/aa-account/members-area/ Click on your AA Membership, Watch Party will be listed here. Trouble logging in? If it displays your name (top right corner) – then you are logged in. If not, enter your email address and your password or if you do not remember it, click on ‘lost my password’. Another password will then be generated and emailed to the email address you registered with. Once logged, click onto the Welcome [your name] button which will take you to the dashboard. Click on Memberships and into your AA Membership, and there you will find the link to the event(s). You can click on this which will take you straight into the webinar when it starts. This will be replaced with the recording the following day. For Non Members £5 per screening session (or pay £16 for 4 screenings) £16 per annum (which includes four webinars throughout the summer) – or join the AA for as little as £37 (which will include digital copy of the ‘Astrological Journal’ and access to Astroduets seminars. Recordings will be available for one year. Wednesday 20 May – Cycles Through History We kick off our new series by discussing Charles Harvey’s first recorded conference lecture, “Astrological Cycles” (York, 1983). Charles’s talk explores the Saturn–Neptune cycle, which we felt especially relevant given this year’s recent conjunction. This will be followed by clips from Chris Brennan’s conference talk on the “Uranus–Neptune Cycles” (2019), as well as Maurice Fernandez’s talk on the “Saturn–Neptune Cycle” (2022). Wednesday 17 June 2026 – Mars in the Horoscope from a Psychological Perspective With Saturn and Neptune both in Aries this year, we thought exploring Mars would make for a fascinating topic. This webinar will begin with “Mars in the Birth Chart”, presented by Howard Sasportas (1985), followed by clips from Darby Costello’s talk “Mars: Our Warrior, Our Destroyer” (2018), and Lynn Bell’s “What Is Your Mars Doing in Our Relationship?” (2023). Wednesday 15 July 2026 – Medical Astrology The 2026 conference includes several talks on medical astrology, so we wanted to revive interest in this important area by exploring a variety of perspectives spanning the years 1989 to 2025. This session will feature clips previously presented by Lee Lehman, Wanda Sellar, Sue Tompkins, Jane Ridder-Patrick, Graeme Tobyn, and Marcos Patchett. Wednesday 19 August – Interpretation of the Twelfth House from Different Perspectives Always an interesting and popular topic, this screening will explore the twelfth house through clips from Deborah Houlding’s “The Development of House Meanings” (1993), Maurice Fernandez’s “New Light on the 12th House”, and Lynn Bell’s “Listening to the Daimon: The 12th House” (2020). This Fee is for Non AA Members Only

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All Webinars, 20 May, 17 June, 15 July, 19 August

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