S2E7: Back to the Garden - Six Feet Unfiltered: A Six Feet Under Rewatch Podcast

SPECIAL EPISODE | Sun, Moon, Rising: The Astrology of Six Feet Under | Feat. Drew of Angelite Astrology - Six Feet Unfiltered: A Six Feet Under Rewatch Podcast

This week on Six Feet Unfiltered, Chloe and Courtney are joined by their first-ever guest, Drew [https://www.instagram.com/angeliteastrology] from Angelite Astrology [https://www.angeliteastrology.com/], for a deep dive into the zodiac signs of the Fisher family and beyond. From Nate being the most textbook Libra man alive to Brenda embodying every dark, complex theme of the entire show, Drew breaks down the hypothetical Sun, Moon, and Rising signs of your favorite (and most frustrating) characters, and honestly… some of it is a little too accurate. We also get our own charts read in real time (which leads to some very personal revelations), talk about why David and Keith might actually be soulmates written in the stars, and unpack how astrology connects to the deeper emotional patterns, dysfunction, and relationships that make Six Feet Under hit so hard. Join us for birth charts, uncomfortably accurate character insights, and the usual unfiltered chaos as we spiral (in a fun way) about identity, connection, and why these characters feel so real it’s almost unsettling. Go follow Drew [https://www.instagram.com/angeliteastrology] at Angelite Astrology [https://www.angeliteastrology.com/] and report back on who you think she clocked perfectly. 🔮💀

S2E7: Back to the Garden - Six Feet Unfiltered: A Six Feet Under Rewatch Podcast

Things get weird, horny, and unexpectedly philosophical in this week’s Six Feet Unfiltered as Chloe and Courtney dive into Six Feet Under Season 2, Episode 7: “Back to the Garden.” From one of the show’s most uncomfortable (and darkly hilarious) deaths—an autoerotic asphyxiation gone wrong—to full-blown emotional chaos across the Fisher universe, this episode has a lot to unpack. Join us as we spiral through Keith’s breaking point (and very poorly timed breakup), David’s surprising emotional growth (and a flirty dinner invite 👀), and Nate’s ongoing avoidance of… literally everything. Meanwhile, Brenda continues her descent into chaos—blurring boundaries, fetishizing her friend, and making choices that have us both concerned and deeply fascinated. Over in Topanga Canyon, Claire enters her bohemian awakening at Aunt Sarah’s iconic “Howl Weekend”—complete with hippies, poetry, and a deeply uncomfortable run-in with someone from Nate’s past. And Ruth? She’s alone, peeling potatoes, questioning her life, and quietly confronting the version of herself she left behind. We’re talking sexual taboos, emotional repression, fragile male egos, and the lives we didn’t choose—plus our usual unfiltered tangents, personal overshares, and chaotic hot takes. Grab a drink, maybe don’t Google “breath play” without supervision, and come howl with us. 🎙💀

S2E6: In Place of Anger - Six Feet Unfiltered: A Six Feet Under Rewatch Podcast

This week on Six Feet Unfiltered, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 6 — and everything in this one is simmering just beneath the surface. A corporate yacht party turns fatal in the most darkly ironic way possible, setting the tone for an episode obsessed with ego, pride, and what happens when anger has nowhere safe to land. Back at the Fisher house, Nate and Brenda announce their engagement — and let’s just say the reaction is… icy. Between Ruth’s barely-contained resentment, Aunt Sarah’s chaotic free-spirit energy, and decades-old sibling wounds cracking back open, this dinner might be one of the most uncomfortable family gatherings yet. Claire finds an unexpected champion in Sarah, who sees her artistic potential in a way no one else has. David continues his slow-motion heartbreak with sweet Ben while clearly still orbiting Keith. Rico’s crumbling house mirrors the cracks forming in his marriage. And Mitzi lures the Fisher brothers into a sun-soaked corporate temptation that forces them to confront just how much they’re willing to fight — or fold. Meanwhile, the Collins case reminds us that grief doesn’t always look like devastation. Sometimes it looks like anger. Sometimes it looks like freedom. And sometimes it reveals truths no one wants to say out loud. This episode explores jealousy, repression, family mythology, sexual politics, and the dangerous comfort of playing the victim. It’s layered, uncomfortable, and quietly explosive — and we’re breaking it all down, unfiltered as always.

S2E5: The Invisible Woman - Six Feet Unfiltered: A Six Feet Under Rewatch Podcast

Things get quiet, heavy, and deeply uncomfortable in this week’s Six Feet Unfiltered as Chloe and Courtney return after a 7 month hiatus to unpack Six Feet Under Season 2, Episode 5: “The Invisible Woman.” And yeah… it’s a lot. We’re talking about one of the most haunting deaths of the series: Emily Previn, a woman who dies alone in her apartment and isn’t discovered for days. From there, the episode becomes a meditation on loneliness, projection, and what it really means to live a “full” life, whether or not anyone is watching. Ruth spirals at the idea of dying unseen, Claire fiercely pushes back against society’s obsession with conformity, and Nate grapples with the brutal reality that, in the end, we’re all just biology. Meanwhile, Brenda battles imposter syndrome and writer’s block, finding unexpected connection (and complication) in her friendship with Melissa, a sex worker who challenges Brenda’s assumptions in all the best and worst ways. David stumbles into a sweet, vulnerable new romance only to have old wounds ripped open when Keith shows up in crisis. And Claire’s friendship with Parker detonates spectacularly thanks to SAT fraud. This episode also marks our return during a moment of real-life grief and fear in our own community and across the globe, and we don’t shy away from naming that. When we recorded this episode, Minneapolis was still reeling from the killing of Renée Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minnesota resident shot and killed by an ICE agent; a death that has since been ruled a homicide by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner. Now, at the time of posting, another life has been taken: Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse and U.S. citizen with no criminal history was also shot and killed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis. Bystander video shows Pretti holding only a phone and putting himself between agents and a woman they had pepper-sprayed and knocked to the ground, and yet he was tackled, disarmed, and fatally shot ON OUR STREETS.  This isn’t isolated. These deaths come amid Operation Metro Surge, a massive federal immigration enforcement deployment that has terrorized our Minneapolis neighborhoods, sparked ongoing protests, and ignited calls across the Twin Cities and the country for accountability and the end of ICE’s presence in Minneapolis. JUSTICE FOR RENEE GOOD. JUSTICE FOR ALEX PRETTI. ICE OUT OF MINNEAPOLIS NOW!!!!!  The conversation is raw, messy, and honest about death, invisibility, moral panic, and the stories we tell ourselves about other people’s lives. We’re unpacking all of it: projection vs. compassion, independence vs. isolation, emotional labor, sex work, masculinity, and why being “alone” doesn’t automatically mean being sad. Take a breath. Get comfortable. And let’s talk about the women everyone keeps misunderstanding. 🎙💀

S2E4: Driving Mr. Mossback - Six Feet Unfiltered: A Six Feet Under Rewatch Podcast

Things get emotionally messy and quietly devastating in this week’s Six Feet Unfiltered as Chloe and Courtney dive into Six Feet Under Season 2, Episode 4: “Driving Mr. Mossback.” From a death on a Seattle tour bus to awkward vegan dinners and family stakeouts outside Tranquility Spa, this episode is low-key unhinged—and we’re breaking it all down. Nate and Claire hit the road for some sibling bonding (and existential spiraling) that involves A.V.M. seizures, vegan meatloaf sabotage, and an awkward reunion with Lisa, who is very much not over Nate. Meanwhile, Brenda gets roped into a wild stakeout with Margaret that somehow ends in a screaming match and a slap heard ’round the Benz, Ruth gets deep into metaphor mode with her architectural plans for personal growth, and David steps up to help Keith with Taylor—earning MVP status for navigating death, parenting, and coloring book etiquette with grace. We’re talking grief, guilt, good counselors, garbage meals, and why telling someone you like their zucchini lasagna when you don’t might actually be the meanest thing you can do. Plus: a surprise cameo from Ruth’s past, a crash course in Riot Grrrl feminism, and why sometimes the real emergency… is just your mom being dramatic. Grab your headphones, pour one out for Mr. Mossback, and join us for another unfiltered deep dive into the brilliance and breakdowns of Six Feet Under. 🎙💀