Hosted by Judie Troyansky and Miri Pizann · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 56 episodes
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What would the cards say about your situation? Each week, Judie and Miri pull tarot for your questions - practical, grounded, anonymous, and judgment-free. Two hosts, two countries, two decks.
Judie Troyansky and Miri Pizann hosts Double Draw: Two Readers, One Question, a religion show with 56 episodes published.
A listener's cousin keeps asking to borrow money, but hasn't paid back the last two loans, and they're not sure how to say no without causing family drama. Miri and Judie each take a side of the question, with Miri readi
A listener is watching both parents show signs of memory loss at the same time, with dad apologizing for forgetting and mom trying hard to hide that anything is wrong. How does Sandwiched Son show up for both of them wit
In this novel project episode, Miri and Judie use a custom nine-card Anthropology Spread to explore the cultures of two fictional peoples in their collaborative fantasy novel: the dragons and the Ishaciro. The cards reve
Seeking Signs has lost several beloved family members in recent years and now finds herself searching for ways to stay connected to them. She catches glimpses of their presence in small moments, but wonders if she is mis
Missing Chocolate Cake is laid up in bed with a knee injury after pushing too hard at the gym, and is ready to scream at the sight of another salad. She knows something isn't working, but can't figure out why she keeps r
She's been putting herself out there, but the dates keep disappointing and the right person never seems to show up. Is it bad luck, or is something she's thinking or doing getting in the way? Have a question for Judie an
When your body keeps breaking down no matter how hard you try to listen to it, it can feel like you're missing something essential. In this episode, Judie and Miri explore what might be blocking true alignment between bo
In this installment of their ongoing novel project, Judie and Miri use tarot spreads to develop two of Stephanie's supporting characters: a nemesis with a hunger for status and a mentor's aide with a lot to prove. This i
Fox is on sick leave and using the time to ask a big question: should she go back to public healthcare, or take the leap and create something entirely her own? Judie and Miri each read one path to help Fox see what's wai
A listener is working to heal from years of verbal abuse by a family member who has since passed, and she no way to get closure directly from them. Judie and Miri use the Fighter spread to read for both the listener and
After years of juggling bookkeeping, freelance clients, and a new baby, this listener earned a graphic design diploma and built a brand-building side hustle she genuinely loves. Now that her son is heading to daycare, sh
A parent in a small district faces a crossroads: a specialized project-based charter school, or a traditional high school with more flexibility? Their teen is still figuring out what they love. Two tarot readers pull car
Question for the tarot: I’m looking for some advice regarding a situation in my social circle. There is a member who is well-liked by everyone and seems friendly toward others, but she constantly picks on me, often in fr
This is the third episode in a short series where Judie and Miri are writing a novel by using Tarot spreads. Today, they are looking at some of Stephanie's supporting characters: the Bard and the Mentor. For show notes,
Question for the tarot: I believe that my grandchild is gay. They’re afraid to come out to their family, even me and my husband, even though they know we are a safe space. How can the cards advise my grandchild to get th
Question: I want to build a business. What kind of business should I create? *** For show notes, the tarot spread and decks we used, and more information about Judie and Miri, go to our website,
Question: All of this astrological stuff is kicking my behind to the point I want to hide in a blanket fort with my pets and some wine. I thought that maybe if I could get some inside information, I would know when to ta
This is the second episode in a short series where Judie and Miri are writing a novel by using Tarot spreads. Today, they are looking at the themes and obstacles Stephanie and Lumi will face on their fantastical journey.
Question: I feel like I have been dumped, even though he keeps saying it’s temporary. Should I continue to pursue this relationship? It breaks my heart that I have somehow become “the other woman”, even though I was here
Question: I work a job that takes up all my time. I want to get away from that and run my own business. At least then, even if it takes up all my time, it's ultimately to make my life better, not so someone else can go p
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Double Draw: Two Readers, One Question is hosted by Judie Troyansky and Miri Pizann. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 56 episodes.
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