Podcasts about Einherjar

“There's always a prose section in these poems.”We've come full circle to the topic that almost broke the podcast!Other topics include Darien spending way too long trying to figure out why Gunilla turned into a swan, Rick Riordan skipping over a very important detail in the Helgi/Hunding “rivalry,” poetic devices that may be responsible for the rumor of valkyries riding on wolves, an uncommon example of incense in Norse mythology, Darien explaining why it's silly for Gunilla to have turned into a swan, DJ giving a really good reason why Gunilla turned into a swan, and the first example of Swedish literature.Spoilers for SMITE, Thor Ragnarok, Soul Music by Terry Pratchett, Warhammer: AOS, God of War (2018), God of War Ragnarok, Richard Wagner's The Valkyrie, and “What's Opera, Doc?”Content Warning: This episode contains mentions of and conversations about death, incest, poisoning, physical violence, and the afterlife. Moss Lawton's Hellaween: Spellbent Patron-Voted Bonus Episode available now on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/musesofmythologyAbout UsMuses of Mythology was created and co-hosted by Darien and DJ Smartt.Our music is Athens Festival by Martin Haene. Our cover art is by Audrey Miller. Find her on Instagram @bombshellnutshellartLove the podcast? Support us on Patreon and get instant access to bloopers, outtakes, and bonus episodes! Patreon.com/musesofmythologyTell us what you like most about the show by leaving us a review at Lovethepodcast.com/musesofmythologyFind us @MusesOfMyth on Instagram. Find all of our episodes and episode transcripts at MusesOfMythology.com----------------------- Support the show

The mighty Yggdrasil, the world tree, stretches its branches across the cosmos, cradling the Nine Realms of Norse Mythology.  In this episode of Mythlok, we embark on a grand journey unlike any other, venturing beyond the veil of our world to explore these fantastical realms.Imagine soaring through the golden city of Asgard, home to the thunderous Thor and the cunning Loki. Picture the sun-drenched fields of Vanaheim, ruled by the wise Freyr and the captivating Freya. Feel the chill of Niflheim's icy plains, where the monstrous wolf Fenrir awaits.This episode is your portal to a world teeming with gods, giants, dwarves, and fantastical creatures. We'll delve into the unique landscapes of each realm, from the vibrant forests of Alfheim to the fiery depths of Muspelheim.  We'll meet the fascinating residents, explore their customs and stories, and uncover the legends that bind these realms together.But our exploration doesn't stop there! We'll also discuss the perilous journeys between realms, the delicate balance that keeps them in harmony, and the looming prophecy of Ragnarok, the Norse apocalypse.So, whether you're a seasoned Norse Mythology buff or simply curious about the wonders beyond our world, join us on Mythlok!  This episode is your gateway to Yggdrasil's embrace, a deep dive into the captivating Nine Realms of Norse Mythology. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more epic explorations like this one!

We're not ending the show!If you read the title, got freaked, and immediately checked the show notes, let us assure you that the announcement isn't the end of Muses of Mythology. Since you're here, we'll give you the short version: The first ten minutes is the start of what was meant to be our Einherjar episode. Then we went off-mic for about 30 minutes to have a serious conversation about some challenges we've experienced recently and the show's future. We're not ending the show. We're not abandoning our journey into Norse mythology. However, we'll only be dedicating one season to Norse myths. We're going to spend the next few episodes covering the rest of the Magnus Chase books. Then we will restructure our episode topics, combining elements of Norse mythology into single episodes that we feel will best result in a quality listening experience. That's the big announcement. After that, we dropped in a 2022 Patreon bonus episode about A24's The Green Knight because we didn't want to leave you without a proper episode. It's a weird one. The energy is all over the place. We haven't felt like ourselves recently, and it's been really hard. But we're excited about this decision and the direction we're taking this season. Thank you so much for your patience and support. We're reworking the show because of our listeners. We aren't ready to end this adventure with you just yet. We'll be back in your ears on Tuesday, April 2, to talk about Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard: The Hammer of Thor. Until then, don't be like Zeus! About UsMuses of Mythology was created and co-hosted by Darien and DJ Smartt.Our music is Athens Festival by Martin Haene. Our cover art is by Audrey Miller. Find her on Instagram @bombshellnutshellartLove the podcast? Support us on Patreon and get instant access to bloopers, outtakes, and bonus episodes! Patreon.com/musesofmythologyYou can also leave us a 5-star rating and review on your favorite podcatcher at Lovethepodcast.com/musesofmythologyFind us @MusesOfMyth on Instagram. Find all of our episodes and episode transcripts at MusesOfMythology.com-----------------------Support the show

Andre Einherjar is an entertainment analyst, podcast host, and co-creator of the popular YouTube channel @MidnightsEdge , a channel devoted to spin-free analysis and intelligent discussion of popular stories and characters, as well as their various film and TV adaptations. NOTE: At around 36 minutes into our conversation, my internet died! Fortunately Mr. Einherjar was quite generous, allowing us to pick up at a later time. Hence, the different lighting and audio!SUBSCRIBE TO MIDNIGHT'S EDGE:https://www.youtube.com/@Midnightsedge__________________________________________________________

In this episode, we chat about the recent release of SD Gundam Battle Alliance and all the announcements from Gamescom! Sponsored by Square Enix (not really.)

NOW is the time to get your financial shit together! Mollie can help! Get in touch for a free consultation here: http://m3virtualaccounting.com/This cool illustration of an Einherjar is by Jason Deem and you can see it here! https://twitter.com/jason_deem/status/694963989621579776I could really use the support on Patreon if you have $5 a month to spare! http://patreon.com/unspoiledIn these chapters, things in the graveyard take a turn for the worse. Besides Chandler being tossed into a void last time, there are two other warden who go down to the vamps this time, and Carlos is even more injured now after sustaining a broken arm. Poor Carlos. Meanwhile, elsewhere in town there's a group of fucking GIANTS attacking, and the fucking Einherjar are so excited they're practically running in with boners. Thanks for listening, and I will see you soon with a new episode!If you'd like to join our Discord and get in on some of the convo, check it out here! Non-patrons welcome! https://discord.gg/rEF2KfZxfV

Welcome to Prophecy Radio, a Percy Jackson podcast dedicated to all of Rick Riordan's past, present, and future projects! Co-hosts Karen Rought and Kristen Kranz discuss the latest news in the Percy Jackson/Rick Riordan Presents fandom, then list out all the companion books, short stories, and illustrated editions we have so far, as well as analyze chapters 5 and 6 of Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters. New episodes of Prophecy Radio will air weekly, and all ages are welcome to tune in. News and Updates (00:01:15) Karen and Kristen are throwing responsibility out the window forever! Aru Shah and the End of Time graphic novel debuted at #1 on Amazon! Daughter of the Deep jumped to #1 on the NYT bestsellers list. Sarwat Chadda is working on the next draft of Rise of the Chaos Goddess. We get a fantastic update about the Solangelo book. We're really excited to check in with other characters too. Kristen and Karen think they're hilarious. The Percy Jackson Disney+ show's writers room is back at it again! Serwa Boateng's Guide to Vampire Hunting sounds great. We take a quick moment to shout out In Every Generation by Kendare Blake. Companion books, short stories, illustrated editions, oh my! (00:07:43) The Demigod Files includes three short stories, all of which sound great! We've read most of these, but it's been a while, so we don't remember them as well as we'd like. But Clarisse and Percy together is bound to be a lot of fun. (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) Oh, hey there, Charles Beckendorf! We get a wild Festus sighting, and we're so happy. How much did the Lightning Thief movie pull from “Sword of Hades” for Persephone's character? Don't forget, you can check these out at your local library! The Ultimate Guide is so much fun and a great collector's item. It's also very practical and incredibly useful! There is a cursed picture of Karen dressed as a daughter of Hephaestus for Halloween. We go off on a Beanie Baby tangent. “Percy Jackson and the Singer Apollo” is full of chaos, and we love it. Percy Jackson and the Greek Gods and Greek Heroes are SO PRETTY. Who HASN'T read Percy Jackson? Camp Half-Blood Confidential is another good pocket guide to keep on hand. Plus, there's the coloring book, with art by Keith Robinson. We only have the Lightning Thief illustrated edition and it's a TRAVESTY. John Rocco says there are no current plans to do more. Nobody would complain about more John Rocco art. Not to get ahead of ourselves, but we need a Percy Jackson Land at Disney World. We might have to do a whole episode on that idea. Let's dive into the Heroes of Olympus series now! We kick off with The Demigod Diaries, and “The Diary of Luke Castellan.” We'll be talking about this one in-depth soon! Hera is always messing things up. Ever heard of the bacchanalia? “The Son of Magic” was written by Rick's son! It's a fan-favorite. The Demigods of Olympus app might be long-gone. Time for the Kane Chronicles books! The Survival Guide is another awesome book to have on hand. Justice for Magnus Chase! Kristen will have to read the Kane Chronicles soon! The crossover short stories were a VERY BIG DEAL back in the day. But where's our crossover SERIES? Where's the Riordan Literary Universe (RLU)? And then Karen brings us all down. MOVING ON. We love Magnus Chase so much, and luckily there are some great guides for it. Einherjar is a very difficult word to say. There's always time for new books down the line! Did we…do a good job!? Let's talk graphic novels and why WE NEED MORE. Shhh, we're not allowed to have other interests! Chapter Reviews (00:38:13) Let's talk about Sea of Monsters chapter 5! Karen's living for Kristen's recaps. Everyone knows that feeling when your mom cleans your room against your will. Camp Half-Blood isn't a safe space anymore. Goodbye FOR NOW. Despite being “immortal,” it's so interesting how gods must rely on mortal worship to keep them going. We are not fans of Tantalus. Is Mr. D trying to comfort Tantalus, or is he giving him false hope? Can everyone please stop being mean to Tyson!? Are the other campers jealous of Tyson? We shouldn't be so cavalier about death. We are very happy to meet Charles Beckendorf again. We go on a Sponge-Bob tangent but Karen had to prove she has a brain. Time for chapter 6! BRAIN WORKS. Karen is very mad at Percy. BUT this is a good lesson for kids to learn. Karen was the annoying little brother. Lowercase pegasus versus capital letter Pegasus. Team Percabeth breaks up very quickly. Tyson gets a stick! Karen does not want to talk about the birdnado. Rick did Dean Martin dirty. Prophecy Count: 7 A lot has already happened in these first six chapters. We were feeling a lot of emotions today. And we have some feedback to go through! Thanks for listening, and be sure to tune in next time for episode 15, in which we'll discuss Dragon Pearl by Yoon Ha Lee and “The Initiative” from Cursed Carnival and Other Calamities. This episode's hosts are: Karen Rought and Kristen Kranz. Each episode, our Prophecy Radio hosts and their guests will keep you up to date on the latest information coming out of Camp Half-Blood, including upcoming books and adaptation news, discuss a topic of choice, and do a chapter by chapter reread of the Percy Jackson series. Follow Us: Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // Tumblr Listen and Subscribe: Audioboom // Apple // Spotify Feel free to leave us your questions or comments through any of these mediums! You can also email us at prophecyradiopodcast@gmail.com or visit our homepage for archives and more information about our show. Prophecy Radio is a Subjectify Media podcast production. 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Minute Fifty-Four: From Odin's Purpose to Thor's Response Joining us today to discuss Loki's reaction to Frigga's comment about Odin's purpose, as well as Jane and Thor starting to figure their plans out at the SHIELD Crater Base is Scott Carelli, founder of Dueling Genre Podcast Network and host of Franchisography. In the fifty-fourth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... We have a final bit of Loki & Frigga in Odin's chamber discussing Odin's purpose in banishing Thor, as well an extended/deleted scene to discuss. It seems like Odin's purpose was to intentionally ban Thor to Midgard to make him a better person. Loki doesn't seem happy about any of this. We discuss the deleted/extended scene here in Odin's chambers. The conversation is longer and covers the same points so we don't need it, but it's nice. They certainly make the Odinsleep seem more like a coma though. Is that what we're meant to see it as? We debate about the Einherjar essentially crowning Loki as king. It's a great scene but does it fit with the rest of the films as they exist now? How does this play into the earlier scene when Loki was on the throne? They clearly aren't using the story about Gungnir only being usable by Odin here in the MCU as they are in the comics. Loki feels less scheme-y in this deleted scene. He actually seems like he might be a good leader. Except for that last look. Again, it really seems clear that Thor would've been a terrible leader. We've seen Party Thor in What If...? after all. We return to find Jane and Thor arriving at the SHIELD Crater Base. We find some interesting moments of symmetry we have found in the film. SHIELD's set-up here sadly looks like a hamster cage. It feels like something from Agents of SHIELD. Sure, it seems like something that could be assembled quickly, but for what purpose? Couldn't they just walk around? And why is the area over Mjølnir under open sky? We try to delineate between the SHIELD agents, techies, and scientists. Does Thor know when he hears thunder that he's close to Mjølnir? Or is it because he's the god of thunder? Jane doesn't buy into Thor's promises like the Warriors Three and Sif bought into him earlier. It plays well. What was Jane thinking would happen when she got here? Loki's rankled about Odin's purpose, and Thor's cocky about his plans to escape from the SHIELD Crater base. So much to discuss! Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Scott on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Dueling Genre Podcast Network

Valhalla, also known as the hall of the slain is believed to be the Norse afterlife for fallen heroes in Scandinavian Mythology. In Norse mythology, it is said that warriors who lost their lives defending a cause would go to Valhalla, where they will feast with other heroes and Odin himself until Ragnarok comes. Valhalla was believed to be located in the grove of Glasir in Asgard, the real of the Aesir gods. The Einherjar was the name given to these brave warriors who went to Valhalla. According to Norse mythology, it's believed that upon their death, the ancient Vikings were chosen by Odin's Valkyries to become an army that will combat the forces of chaos at Ragnarok. Each day, the warriors would practice the art of Combat, slaying and being slain, only to recover by the evening after which they could feast altogether in the hall, with meat and wine of honey which never ran out. Although being often considered as the main afterlife for the Vikings, Valhalla was one out of the five realms dedicated for the souls. Another realm for the souls of fallen heroes would wait was Folkvangr, a realm governed by the Vanir goddess Freya (Freyja). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-emperor-myths/support

Minute 29: From Old Man to Unworthy We have a special Shakespearean expert joining us for this minute of royal family drama. Dr. Jeff Wilson from the Harvard College Writing Program talks with us about Thor's Shakespearean connections and why it makes so much sense for Branagh to be directing. In the twenty-ninth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... We dig into the Shakespearean elements that Branagh saw in this story that drew him in, notably the story of Prince Hal in the first part of Henry IV. That totally makes sense as his draw to this, not to mention some of the people he cast like Anthony Hopkins and Tom Hiddleston. Dr. Wilson felt that Branagh pulled it off and also heard that the actors and director walked around talking in Shakespearean shorthand on the set (which surely frustrated anyone not as familiar with the Bard and his stories). We discuss comparisons with Shakespeare's Prince Hal. Dr. Wilson also breaks down the story of Prince Hal, part of one of Shakespeare's two tetralogies, and explains the similarities for us in it. And apparently, Branagh gave Chris Hemsworth at one point the St. Crispin's Day speech and told him to come to set with it prepared to read. How amazing would that be to watch? When Hopkins and Hemsworth deliver their biting comments at one another, the Shakespearean training shines through as the lines are full of heightened and grand language. It's like verbal acid they're throwing at one another. What's amazing here, however, is how Hopkins pivots when Thor calls him old and foolish. The way he drops the anger and becomes almost pensive and thoughtful reflects the wisdom that comes with age. And isn't it funny that so many superhero films boil down to the Spider-Man theme – with great power comes great responsibility. Dr. Wilson schools us on the Mirrors for Magistrates as a genre in which leaders (usually princes) learn how to lead responsibly. And to that end, it also fits Screenwriting 101 as a character has to learn and grow over the course of a film. We discuss comparisons with Shakespeare's King Lear. We find out that Hopkins had approached the moment when he realizes his errors in raising Thor as a King Lear moment. So far, two Shakespeare references playing out in this scene! Loki's attempt at interrupting the fight brings up more Shakespearean references. Hiddleston's just so good in this role as he clearly is gaming things right now. We also find out that Hiddleston actually thinned down for this part to look more lean and hungry-looking, taking cues from Cassius in Shakespeare's stories. We even bring up Shakespeare's Iago. There's also references to Iago. Seriously, this is a very Shakespearean minute. This really isn't so much a battle between the old ways and the new ways as it is between wisdom and youthful eagerness. Thor may see it as the old and the new, but that's the view from youth. Thor finally pushes Odin to the brink and Odin begins stripping Thor of his ranks, telling him he's unworthy. This is a big minute. Odin calls Thor vain, greedy, and cruel. He'll call him arrogant and stupid. It seems Odin really has let things build up a bit too much, eh? Look at that! We bring up the film The Life of Emile Zola, definitely not Shakespeare. Branagh referenced the Dreyfus Affair from the film The Life of Emile Zola as a point of how a soldier gets stripped of his ranks. It's quite a ritual in that film. Not so much here, but certainly still involving a lot for Odin to have to take from Thor. To that end, it really seems more like an emotional beat (and to that end Shakespearean?) to have Odin make his decision and take action right here instead of bringing Thor back to Valaskjalf to strip him of his ranks in front of all the Asgardians, the Einherjar and more. It also is more Shakespearean to have this scene set on this threshold here as a key point between worlds. Inevitably, we bring it back around to Prince Hal. Dr. Wilson does point out how it's interesting how this story flips Hal's story on its head – here, it's Asgard where Thor goes to get his education. In Shakespeare's play, it's the reverse as he returns to the palace for his own education. And that comparison of Asgard as a pub kinda makes sense, right? The first thing Odin removes from Thor's armor are the top two discs of the six on Thor's chest plate. It's interesting to learn from this that these discs are actually part of the rankings, and now we want to keep our eyes out for other armor designs to see what sort of rankings we may be able to pinpoint. Dr. Wilson points out sumptuary laws that had existed in England at one point (as well as other parts of the world) that kept certain classes from wearing clothing or outfits from other classes. He also points out the fun that Joss Whedon was having with Branagh by throwing his ‘Shakespeare in the Park' reference in The Avengers that Tony uses to insult Thor. So great. And, of course, since it is Thorsday, we ask Dr. Wilson what his favorite moment is with Thor in all the films. It may involve essentially a play within a play. It's an intense minute of Shakespearean family drama, and Dr. Jeff Wilson's here to walk us through all of it. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! 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Minute Twelve: From Odin's Destroyer to Odin's Truce Ashley Coffin from the MCU Podcast is joining us this week to take on the Destroyer. Check her and her shows out at the links below! In the twelfth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Odin unleashes the Destroyer from behind his magical bars in the vault. He does it by again striking gungnir on the floor of the throne room. Why does this striking of gungnir release the Destroyer whereas before it just was something to silence the crowd? Doesn't matter because the Destroyer is awesome. The way it looks is so cool and pulls so perfectly from the comics. Plus, that hellfire that comes from its face? Intense. We talk about its comic origins and how Loki first used it against Thor. The Destroyer burns each of the frost giants to bits. Like literal bits of char floating in the air. Damn. Oh, and while it's doing that, we get a glimpse of the infinity gauntlet, which we later learn to be fake. And what is that in the nook opposite the gauntlet? Some sort of sword? Possibly Odinsword? The Destroyer sets everything right... for now. With a fade to white, the Destroyer retreats. It must've put the casket back on its pedestal because there certainly wasn't a cleaning crew coming through before Odin, Thor, and Loki arrive. But how much time does it take to get from the throne room to the vault? They arrive helmetless. Should they have kept them on just, you know, in case there were still frost giants? Or is the Destroyer that reliable? Or perhaps the production team just wanted to see more of their beautiful faces. They survey the damage. It's a bit confusing. Two dead Einherjar guards. But whose arm is frozen in the ice? Or is that a piece of a frost giant? Yuck. Thor says the Jotuns must pay for what they've done, and Odin reminds him they did pay with their lives. But Thor wants to know why they broke in and Odin reminds him they have a truce with Laufey. Loki just watches. It's kinda delicious how Hiddleston just plays it so silently. Great parallel to the first time we see Odin with Young Thor and Young Loki in here. It's a busy minute with the Destroyer's introduction and family conflict. We have a great time covering all of these elements and more. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Ashley Coffin on the Stranded Panda Network and on Instagram

Minute Eleven: From a Warlock's Eye to a Frost Giant's Fists Ashley Coffin from the MCU Podcast is joining us this week to talk about Loki and Thor (if we can just get past his eyebrows). Check her and her shows out at the links below! In the eleventh minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... The Einherjar guards should be suspicious in Odin's vault. After all, the Warlock's Eye is watching them, Branagh is throwing them into another dutch angle shot, and there's a frost giant freezing the wall behind them. What's the sword opposite the Eye? Is it the Space Traveling Sword? Odin's ravens! We haven't talked about them yet but they've been in the film since minute eight. They're sitting ever so pleasantly on each arm of Odin's throne. We touch on their histories. It's time for Odin's oath, and clearly he's in a hurry because he's only just started but is almost done with the coronation ceremony. Maybe he just wants to get to the banquet? Odin runs through three questions for Thor, who gets more and more convinced of his own awesomeness as he says “I swear!” in reply. It's almost a surprise he doesn't throw moljnir in the air on that third one. Thor's wig. It's tough. So are his eyebrows. Which are worse? But Chris Hemsworth, amiright? Why did they do that to him? At least they learn how to make him look in later films. Does Loki enjoy what seems like Odin taunting Thor? Or is he thinking about what's going on downstairs? Loki's watching. In hindsight, we know why but it's interesting to look at what Hiddleston is bringing to his performance that's so subtle. Meanwhile, Odin once again seems to hint at his terrible parenting by stopping just as he's about to announce Thor as king. Is he taunting Thor by dragging the moment on even longer? Or is he seeing frost appear on the banners as was originally scripted? The frost giants don't care. They kill the Einherjar guards by freezing water, slicing them with ice swords they make on their arms, and just good ol' throttling them to death. What's with Odin's ability to sense danger? And is Loki worried? Okay, so Odin wasn't just taunting Thor. Turns out he's got Odin-sense with things happening in the royal palace (lest we forget, it's called Valaskjalf) and realizes frost giants are here. We never see a shot of frost in the throne room, so assume it's just his awesome connection to Valaskjalf. But why didn't his radar turn on when the frost giants first entered Asgard? Or Valaskjalf? They had to make it all the way into the dark cave where the vault is hanging from the ceiling and kill the guards before his radar went off? That doesn't seem like great radar. Doesn't matter than much anyway because the frost giants have honed in on what they want, and it's the casket of ancient winters. The three of them dash to it and pick it up. It's an oath- and action-filled minute today! We have a great time covering all of these elements and more. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Ashley Coffin on the Stranded Panda Network and on Instagram

Minute Ten: From One King's Speech to Two Guards' Patrol We have our first guest! We're joined by Ryanne Bennett from the Black Girl Nerds podcast joining us in the throne room to hear Odin's speech this week. Check her and her shows out at the links below! In the tenth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Odin continues his speech and Loki doesn't look too happy about it. What's up with that? Should we be reading into that more than we are? Odin seems like he's about to cry as he calls Thor his first born. Is he just overtaken with emotion or should we think that Kevin Feige was planning so far ahead that he knew the subject of Hela would come up later in the MCU? Odin has a nice little chat about mjolnir. Again, could anyone pick it up now? It doesn't have Odin's knot on it. Is there a reason Sif is giving Loki a bit of a dirty look here? Yeesh... those eyebrows... Meanwhile, in Odin's vault... Odin has what seems to be a typical royal speech. The cameraman's so bored he flies outside and down through a vent into the basement. Turns out, their basement is a giant spherical cave. But hark! What's with the funky architecture? A room hanging from the ceiling? I guess this is Odin's vault. Total comic book location that defies all logic. But yeah, it looks pretty cool. Inside, two Einherjar guards are on patrol. They pass several iconic Marvel relics – the Tuning Fork and the Tablet of Life and Time. Interesting that a lot of people initially thought the Tuning Fork was the Orb of Agamotto. Little did they know that it does, in fact, say ‘TUNING FORK' in runes on the wall behind it. Too bad you can only read it in a production still! More dutch angles leading us back to the casket of ancient winters. These shots paired with rather foreboding music could only mean one thing... trouble. But that's all we get in this minute! We'll have to wait until next week to see what's in store for these guards! For now, enjoy this minute of Odin's speech and the mysterious vault! Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Ryanne Bennett on Twitter or LinkedIn Black Girl Nerds on the web Instagram or Twitter

Minute Six: From Ice Attack to Asgard We have our first guest! We're joined by Ryanne Bennett from the Black Girl Nerds podcast this week. Check her and her shows out at the links below. In the sixth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Laufey smashes one of the Einherjar soldiers that he just froze. Not a fun way to go. Meanwhile, the battle rages on. Branagh continues putting us in the middle of it in close shots which feel chaotic and makes it feel like we're actually there. Unfortunately, it makes it hard to tell what's going on. But it's pretty easy to see Laufey form a spiked ball of ice in his lowered palm. He then hurls it at Odin, nailing him in his right eye. So this is different from the Norse mythology just a bit. Why the change? Well, it puts it in the action. Also, by keeping Odin in the battle instead of on a hill or something watching the battle play out, we do at least get a better sense of the type of king that Odin is. And Laufey for that matter. We definitely appreciate that they're willing to join the fray. So Odin can shoot fire from Gungnir. Who knew? The Asgard-Jotunheim war clearly is waged for a long time and Laufey and Odin are always in the frey. Meanwhile, the battle rages on from Midgard back to Jotunheim. It actually looks like a decent place. A tad cold, but the cities aren't crumbling. That being said, we do see bodies strewn on the distant streets. And who's that on the landing between the two towers? Turns out it's Laufey, Odin, and two Einherjar guards. Looks like Odin's won. He has Laufey on the ground at the end of Gungnir. Odin's about to kill him but seems to hold his spear for some reason. Considering the myths about Odin losing his eye were in relation to him wanting to gain wisdom, does this moment perhaps tie to the myths and show that Odin gains wisdom when it comes to war and see value in not being a bloodthirsty tyrant? Should we read into this as the change from the Odin who warred with Hela in Thor Ragnarok? The war is over. Odin takes the Casket of Ancient Winters from Laufey. So Odin doesn't kill Laufey. That being said, he does have his Einherjar soldier take the casket of ancient winters. But why does it look like it was plugged in? Does the planet start shutting down now? Did we need it to be so visually obvious? Meanwhile, Odin and his troops hop into the bifrost for a trip back to Asgard. Our second trip so far in the bifrost and it already is far less... atmospheric. They're heading back to Asgard. We assume it was the crystalline peaks but turns out, this is the bottom. Why did they decide to construct the film this way? It kinda throws you initially, but it looks cool. Especially when we flip over and move through the water to reveal the actual city. We don't get to see much of it other than the canyon patterned after Black Canyon in Gunnison National Park, but we do see some cool city buildings built into the wall of the canyon and in the distance... some sort of floating building? It's very difficult to figure out. But we like it. Laufey and Odin battle on! The epic Asgard-Jotunheim war comes to an end in this dramatic minute. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Ryanne Bennett on Twitter or LinkedIn Black Girl Nerds on the web Instagram or Twitter

Source: https://norse-mythology.org/the-einherjar/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einherjar

A boy turns himself into a king using his phone in another time! Final thoughts @ 12:13

from Old Norse Valhöll "hall of the slain")[2] is a majestic, enormous hall located in Asgard, ruled over by the god Odin. Chosen by Odin, half of those who die in combat travel to Valhalla upon death, led by valkyries, while the other half go to the goddess Freyja's field Fólkvangr. In Valhalla, the dead warriors join the masses of those who have died in combat (known as the Einherjar) and various legendary Germanic heroes and kings, as they prepare to aid Odin during the events of Ragnarök. Before the hall stands the golden tree Glasir, and the hall's ceiling is thatched with golden shields. Various creatures live around Valhalla, such as the stag Eikþyrnir and the goat Heiðrún, both described as standing atop Valhalla and consuming the foliage of the tree Læraðr. Check out our podcasts on podchaser, remember to follow us and leave your reviews.

To my side my noble Einherjar! Our sweet boys prepare for the coming of Ragnarok in this strange Playstation 1 RPG. We discuss the successes and the many failings of this interesting and much sought after RPG. Enjoy the gameplay systems that are really ahead of its time, but good luck making sense of the narrative or endgame requirements. Will this game stand the test of time and lead us valiantly to Valhalla? Or will we cast this game to the depths of Helheim?

Hello everyone and welcome back to Little Anime Podcast. Its been 4 months since our last episodes but during those last 4 months I have a lot of anime recommendations for you. New anime, old anime and just wanted I going to be looking forward to watching myself. Listen to all the anime and see if there are any that you watch what did you think let me know on Twitter @LittleAnimeSto1, Facebook @littleanimestore and Instagram @littleanimestore More anime that I forgot to mention Black Butler 7/10 Bleach 10/10 (fight scenes still mindbreaking) The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar 6/10 Gauken Babysitters 10/10 (adorable) Wedding Peach 10/10 Zetman 5/10 Case Closed (Detective Conan) 9/10 Keijo 8/10 Baki 10/10 (amazing) Ao-chan can't Study 6/10 Yu-Gi-Oh! 5d's 8/10 Baka and Test- Summon the Beasts 9/10 Persona 5 the Animation (haven't finished) Love, Chunibyo and other Delusions the Movie 10/10 Cardcaptor Sakura 10/10 Kakuriyo- Bed and Breakfast for Spirits 8/10 Food Wars 9/10 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/littleanimepodcast/support

Matt, James, and Michael call upon their noble einherjar, purify weird souls, and struggle to open chests without destroying their contents in the re-release of this story-heavy JRPG classic by...

Don't you hate it when you get trapped in your favorite video game? You usually end up surrounded by beautiful people who are mystified by your otherwise totally average self! Join Alex and Murphy as they explore the worst the "isekai" genre of anime has to offer. Will "Seven Senses of the Re'Union" (2018) leave them senseless? Will battling with "The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar" (2018) grant them entry to Valhalla? And which is worse?!? Plus, another letter from Tocci, the Human IMDB! Drop us a line at worstshowonearth@gmail.com. Tocci's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaeltocci1 "Crowd Hammer", "Funeral March for Brass" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Morrigan Games, un tout nouvel éditeur a accepté de jouer le jeu de la caméra et du micro pour parler de leur premier et prochain jeu : Einherjar, un cadre & une campagne viking/fantasy pour D&D5 ! Leur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/MorriganGames/ Nos podcasts sont hébergés sur Anchor : https://anchor.fm/ind100podcast. Notre flux RSS pour que tu nous ajoute à ton appli de podcast préférée : https://anchor.fm/s/121a5510/podcast/rss Tu peux notamment le trouver aussi sur : Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/6HfsSot5ZNtXZgGtWePXsc Itunes : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/ind100-podcast/id1498843534 Nous contacter : Site : https://ind100site.wordpress.com/ E mail : ind100.contact@gmail.com Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/ind100podcastblog/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/IND100podcast Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ind100podcastblog/

Shawn's back so he and T.J. review the strange harem anime The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar.

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With the aid of masked guest “Einherjar,” we seek consensus on one of the most contentious issues in American politics: Guns. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movingforward/message

This week, we review Wolves of the Sea. This sourcebook for Vampire: the Dark Ages explores the Nordic, Viking, and Einherjar culture. Additionally, it introduces new vampiric ideals, abilities, backgrounds, systems, roads and more. From White Wolf Wiki: From out of the north they come, relics of centuries past but deadlier than anything that has ever sailed the seas. For even in the enlightened year of 1197, when true Vikings are just a bloody rumor of the past, there are still knorrs filled with true sons of Odin and Thor, waiting for a chance to loot, pillage and slaughter.Wolves of the Sea was written by Geoffrey C. Grabowski, Jason Langlois, Roman A. Ranieri, and Jess Heinig and published on November 12th, 1998 by White Wolf Studios.

When a high school kid takes a selfie in front of a magic mirror, he is transported to an unknown world in the distant past. Using his incredible solar powered cell phone, whose antenna can cross interdimensional rifts through spacetime in order to pick up phone and internet signal from his home world, the young student becomes a powerful warlord by utilizing advanced technology and military tactics. This great power also gives him great influence over the beautiful ladies of this strange world.Please welcome our very first guest host on the show: Michael Lauderdale! We had a blast talking with Michael, and as such, this one came out a bit longer than usual.Thanks also to Sithu Aye for letting us use his music for the intro/outro of our show! You can find Senpai EP and Senpai EP II: The Noticing on his Bandcamp and major streaming services like Spotify.https://sithuayemusic.bandcamp.com/https://www.facebook.com/SithuAyeMusichttps://twitter.com/Sithu_Aye

- Gast - https://animespiegel.de - Timestamps - Animespiegel Vorstellung ab 1:10 Anime aus 2010 ab 39:37 Banana Fish ab 1:13:20 My Hero Academia Staffel 3 ab 1:15:13 The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar ab 1:16:50 How Not to Summon a Demon Lord ab 1:18:55 Planet With ab 1:20:17 Revue Starlight ab 1:21:31 High Score Girl ab 1:23:04 Grand Blue 1:25:06 Yunas Geisterhaus ab 1:29:30 Vorschau auf die Herbstsaison (natürlich geht's auch um Goblin Slayer) ab 1:32:58 Cat's Eye ab 1:53:38 Drachenflieger ab 2:11:14 Piano Forest (TV) ab 2:18:23 Batman Ninja ab 2:25:28 Kase-san and Morning Glories ab 22:33:50 Industrietalk über die egoistischen japanischen Firmen ab 2:38:21 Trails in the Sky ab 2:45:24 Tales of Wedding Rings VR Manga ab 2:57:24 News ab 3:02:31 - Batman Ninja Fanart - https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=69842491

Die Sommerseason läuft zwar schon seit einiger Zeit, doch das soll uns nicht davon abhalten, euch trotz unserer zusätzlichen Arbeit von Messen und Synchros unsere Meinung zu unseren aktuell liebsten Serien zu sagen. In der neuen Ausgabe unsere Knuspercast haben wir uns gemäß unserer jahrelangen Tradition mit Chris aka Dr. Animus zusammengesetzt und sind einmal unsere aktuellen Simulcasts durchgegangen. Dabei geht es natürlich nicht nur in andere Welten, sondern wir reden auch über ein paar Perlen, die man vielleicht übersehen hat. Wir wünschen euch wie immer viel Spaß! 00:00:00 - Einleitung 00:09:00 - Der Geheimtipp der Season: Planet With 00:20:10 - Beste Grüße aus Düsseldorf mit den Music Girls 00:24:00 - Phantom in the Twilight und die Kunst der Übersetzung 00:30:00 - Mr. Tonegawa Middle Management Blues - das japanische Stromberg? 00:40:50 - Holmes of Kyoto lehrt euch Wissenswertes über Antiquitäten 00:45:40 - Ein weiteres Revival eines Comedy-Klassikers: Late night! The Genius Bakabon 00:51:00 - Die Schlacht von Tsushima zum Anfassen in Angolmois: Record of Mongol Invasion 00:58:15 - Die Party People schlagen zu in Asobi Asobase -workshop of fun- 01:05:20 - Zeitreisen, Amnesie und eine tödliche Krankheit in Island 01:13:00 - Unglaublich geile Badminton-Animationen in HANEBADO! 01:20:20 - Fantastisches CGI in Monster Strike The Animation 01:24:30 - Der Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar bringt sein Smartphone mit in eine andere Welt 01:38:00 - Overlord in lustig - How Not to Summon a Demon Lord 01:59:30 - Fazit und Ausklang

The Summer 2018 season is stacked with many big titles and returning gems. Join the hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast as they dive into all of the shows they’ve seen and what they think of each one. Anime Featured in this Episode: Angels of Death, Angolmois Record of Mongol Invasion, Asobi Asobase, Banana Fish, Cells At Work, Chio’s School Road, Dropkick on my Devil, Grandblue Dreaming, Hanebado, Happy Sugar Life, Harukana Receive, Holmes of Kyoto, How Not To Summon A Demon Lord, Island, Lord of Vermillion, Music Girls, One Room 2, Overlord 3, Planet With, Revue Starlight, Seven Senses of the Reunion, The Master of Ragnarok and Blesser of Einherjar, We Rent Tsukumogami, Yuuna and the Haunted Hotspring, Encouragement of Climb 3, and Attack on Titan Season 3. The intro music for this episode is the ED for Island called “Eternal Star” by Asaka. The outro music for this episode is the ED for Attack on Titan 3 called “Akatsuki no Requiem” by Linked Horizon.

Bcom, Leo, and Kat finish up the second half of Summer 2018’s first impressions with weekly shows airing from Friday to Sunday. We attempt to understand metaphorical giraffes in Revue Starlight and Leo gives us a full medical diagnosis of what makes Cells at Work! one of the best ways to learn about the human body. Meanwhile we can’t stop laughing at Asobi Asobase’s brilliant comedic direction. Finally, we take sides on the intergalactic dog vs. cat conflict in Planet With before finishing up with a breakdown of the first two episodes of what is looking to be an excellent new season of Attack on Titan. Stay tuned to the end where we vote on the top 10 shows we will be following for the rest of the season. The hosts all brought different strategies to the vote this time, which made for a dramatic finale!Recorded August 7, 2018.Timestamps:4:08 - Chio’s School Road10:37 - Angels of Death16:33 - Harukana Receive22:28 - Happy Sugar Life30:38 - Grand Blue Dreaming36:34 - My Hero Academia season 343:08 - Revue Starlight53:40 - Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs1:01:34 - Cells at Work!1:13:28 - The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar1:17:43 - Music Girls1:20:08 - Asobi Asobase - workshop of fun –1:31:11 - Planet With1:42:49 - Island1:46:30 - We Rent Tsukumogami1:52:17 - Hanebado!1:59:29 - Lord of Vermilion: The Crimson King2:02:18 - High Score Girl2:06:05 - Attack on Titan season 32:18:42 - The Vote!Twitter: https://twitter.com/NerdomandOtheriTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nerdom-and-other-nonsense/id1203061952Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iuqfigskscnxqhhatxmfyrec7gi?t=Nerdom_and_Other_NonsenseStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nerdomandothernonsense/nerdom-and-other-nonsense-anime-podcast

Heiße Tage, heiße Anime: Wir haben die Sommerseason erreicht und das heißt für Dimbula, Nejy, Yaku und diesmal Levi: Weg vom See und ran an den Computer und sich über die Funktionsweisen des Körpers in »Cells at Work!« informiert. Daneben steht bei unserer Männertruppe auf dem Prüfstand, ob »The Master of Ragnarök & Blesser of Einherjar« sich für Isekai-Fans lohnt, ob »Angels of Death« ihnen das Fürchten lehren kann und ob »Island« ein Sommerspaß auf einer abgelegenen Insel ist oder eher ein Sommeralbtraum.

Jeanette hat wieder zwei Katzen. Sie hat sie diese Woche bekommen. Es sind zwei Kater, die gerade dabei sind. die Wohnung von Jeanette zu erkunden und sich dort häuslich einzurichten. Jeanette hat seit neuesten eine Putzhilfe und ist sehr erfreut darüber, über die Hilfe, die sie hier bekommt. Michaela hat sich einen Termin für die Entfernung ihrer Gallensteine geben lassen. Sie wird im August sich dieser Teile entledigen und hoffentlich dann bald wieder alles essen können. Sie war am Vormittag des Aufnahmetages, in Konstanz in der VHS und hat dort einen Chinesischkurs besucht. Jeanette war letztes Wochenende auf der ComicCon und ist noch sehr begeistert über das dort erlebte. Jeanette und Michaela unterhalten sich, wie sie dieses und nächstes Jahr ihre Urlaube verbringen werden. Von Apple gibt es neue Gerüchte über das übernächste iPhone. Michaela und Jeanette sind auch am Überlegen, ob sie sich dieses Jahr ein neues iPhone von Apple kaufen sollen. Michaela berichtet über zwei neue Animeserien, die in der Sommerseason auf Crunchyroll laufen. Es sind dies einmal "How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord" und The Master of Ragnarok & The Blesser of Einherjar". Michaela hat seit dem Start von YouTube Premium, ein entsprechendes Abo und sie berichtet kurz über ihre Erfahrungen mit der neuen Art YouTube zu schauen und wie die App YouTube Music sich so verhält.

Bcom, Leo, and Kat are back to preview the Summer 2018 anime season that has just kicked off. This time, we have the delightful and hilarious Mandi from the Anime Addicts Anonymous Podcast on the show to help us get hype for shark-toothed boys and high score girls! Mercifully, this season Japan has decided to, ya know, maybe not broadcast every single anime at the same time like they did this Spring. That being said, there are still a few sexy sequels returning, and a few promising productions starting anew. Stay tuned for the predictions section at the end of our previews for a fun runback of our Spring predictions, and our new predictions for Summer.Recorded June 29, 2018.Timestamps:3:56 – Attack on Titan season 37:09 – Overlord III9:35 – FLCL Progressive11:15 – Angels of Death18:03 – How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord21:46 – Free!: Dive to the Future (season 3)24:27 – Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs28:33 – Grand Blue32:12 – Tenrou: Sirius the Jaeger35:14 – Island38:38 – Gintama: Shirogane no Tamashii-hen 240:03 – The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar43:00 – Banana Fish47:03 – Back Street Girls: Gokudolls50:45 – Shichisei no Subaru52:43 – Chio’s School Road54:55 – Happy Sugar Life58:12 – High Score Girl1:01:42 – Harukana Receive1:05:06 – Hanebado!1:09:41 – Jashin-chan Dropkick1:11:32 – Cells at Work!1:15:10 – Miss Caretaker of Sunohara-sou1:17:57 – Mr. Tanegawa1:20:23 – One Room 2nd Season1:23:32 – Kyoto Teramachi Sanjou no Holmes1:25:41 – Muhyo & Roji’s Bureau of Supernatural Investigations1:28:46 – Lord of Vermillion: Guren no Ou1:31:27 – Angolmois: Genkou Kassenki1:33:22 – Asobi Asobase1:34:56 – Phantom in the Twilight1:36:42 – Yama no Susume: Third Season1:38:00 – Shoujo☆Kageki Revue Starlight1:39:49 – 100 Sleeping Princes and the Kingdom of Dreams1:40:51 – Senjuushi: The Thousand Noble Musketeers1:41:53 – Ani ni Tsukeru Kusuri wa Nai! 21:42:15 – Tsukumogami Kashimasu1:43:31 – PREDICTIONS!Twitter: https://twitter.com/NerdomandOtheriTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nerdom-and-other-nonsense/id1203061952?mt=2Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iuqfigskscnxqhhatxmfyrec7gi?t=Nerdom_and_Other_Nonsense

The temperature is climbing and summer is upon us. Join the hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast as they take a look at the upcoming Summer 2018 Anime Season and give their take on what to keep an eye out for! Anime Discussed In This Preview: Angel of Massacre, Grand Blue Dreaming, Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs, How Not To Summon A Demon Lord, BANANA FISH, Island, Chio’s School Road, Back Street Girls, Happy Sugar Life, High Score Girl, Harukana Receive, Hataraku Saibou, Tenrou: Sirius The Jaeger, Seven Senses of the Re’Union, Hanebado, Drop Kick on my Devil, Miss Caretaker of Sunohara-sou, Asobi Asobase, The Master of Ragnarok and Blesser of Einherjar, Angolmois Genkou Kassenki, Holmes at Kyoto Teramachi Sanjo, Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight, Phantom in the Twilight, Muhyo and Roji’s Bureau of Supernatural Investigation, Ongaku Shoujo, Planet With, Tsukumogami Kashimasu, Senjuushi, Tensai Ningyou, Aguu: Tensai Ningyou, Attack on Titan 3, Overlord 3, FLCL Alternative, Free Dive To The Future, Chuukan Kanriroku Tonegawa, Gintama, Lord of Vermillion, Yume Oukoku to Nemureru, One Room 2, Encouragement of Climb 3, Cinderella Girls Gekijou 3, Bang Dream Girls Band Party Pico, Yamishibai 6, Joshi Ochi, Continuing Series, and some random ONA/Movie/OVAs! The intro for this episode is from the PV for Aguu: Tensai Ningyou. The outro for this episode is from the PV for How Not To Summon A Demon Lord.

RAÍCES: EL VALHALLA: “A Odín le llaman también el padre de los muertos en combate, pues sus hijos adoptivos son todos los elegidos para la muerte en batalla y para ellos es el palacio del Valhalla, y allí les llaman los Einherjar”. La visión de Gylfi. XX. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnbiRBoiTVQ

Valkyries and Einherjar,We present for your listening pleasure our review of the recent film Thor: Ragnarok. Also This Week in Geek and The Spoiler of The Week

Check out the full podcast here: http://www.thenerdslist.com/2017/10/tech-boy-bringing-you-gamez-nation.html Find info on Fictionsphere here: http://www.thenerdslist.com/2017/10/team-einherjar-features-fiction-sphere.html "The Nerd's List" team of Tech Boy, Jether Blaise, Seda, and Stephanie talk with Aric from Team Einherjar to talk about his new game Fiction sphere. FictionSphere is a "Technical Platformer" with a story driven agenda. Its packed with some of your favorite mechanics from the Platforming, hack and slash, and fighting game genres. We aim to have TWO compelling stories, as well as 2 different styles of gameplay. The protagonist Ratio will have more of a Platformer feel, while Paradox will take more of a Hack and slash route. Both play styles require precision, execution, and timing. This game will be a true testament of your gamer-like reflexes! the game will feature these key mechanics Platforming Feature two of our playable characters A fun little shooting gallery minigame Mob fights Technical Abilities (Defensive and offensive) Our current variety of enemies Follow Team Einherjar https://www.facebook.com/TeamEinherjar/ https://twitter.com/einherjarteam?lang=en Gameplay videos Below http://www.indiedb.com/games/fictionsphere/videos/evo-moment-37-recreated-in-fictionsphere http://www.indiedb.com/games/fictionsphere/videos/fictionsphere-now-on-kickstarter-1 Mighty No. 9 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mighty_No._9 Follow Tech Boy on all of his adventures: Twitter https://twitter.com/101techboy Instagram https://www.instagram.com/101techboy/ Podcast: http://nerdtalkradio.thenerdslist.com/ The Nerd's List https://www.facebook.com/The-Nerds-List-1723033367710291/ https://twitter.com/TheNerdsList http://www.thenerdslist.com Find Gamez Nation on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gamez-nation-by-the-nerds-list/id1279500014?mt=2#episodeGuid=21232423-7243-4bed-a0a7-5226e610dedd)

Available NOW! The much-anticipated release of the fifth and final book in the Ragnarok Rising Saga, by D.A. Roberts St. Louis has fallen and Fort Leonard Wood is gone.  With the arrival of the Hrimthurssar, everything has changed. The dead are no longer the biggest threat to their survival. Wylie and the other Einherjar have learned that the Hrimthurssar are actually the Frost Giants of Norse Legend. Not only are they the servants of Loki, but they can control the dead. Since the comets struck the moon and blotted out the sky, the Fimbul Winter has begun and has plunged the world into an ice age. Now, both Einherjar and Hrimthurssar must work together to battle a common threat. Just as the Frost Giants have emerged again into the world of men, so now have the Eldjötnar. The Fire Giants have come to destroy them all. Can Wylie and the others survive the coming battle and bring Ragnarok to an end before all that they fought for is lost? Everything that Wylie has faced since the dead began to rise has brought him to this. Now he must face the wrath of the architect of Ragnarok; the God of Mischief, himself. Mankind's final chapter will be written in blood. The Twilight of the Gods is here. RAGNAROK is NOW. Buy it here: http://www.amazon.com/Ragnarok-Rising-Desolation-Book-Five-ebook/dp/B01BJZSVSM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456618489&sr=8-1&keywords=Ragnarok+Rising

ORIGINAL AIRDATE: January 16th, 1989 --- MacGyver teams up with the local police to track down a brainwashed escaped convict MISSION: MacGyver tries to convince the LAPD to adopt his new invention for busting down doors when he is swept into an investigation tracking down an escaped serial killer who seems to be operating under the control of a fellow prisoner and criminal mastermind. This week's highlights include: Here's that chat with Stephen Downing from the MacGyver Project. Valhalla (Religion) In Norse mythology, Valhalla (from Old Norse Valhöll "hall of the slain") is a majestic, enormous hall located in Asgard, ruled over by the god Odin. Chosen by Odin, half of those who die in combat travel to Valhalla upon death, led by valkyries, while the other half go to the goddess Freyja's field Fólkvangr. In Valhalla, the dead join the masses of those who have died in combat known as Einherjar, as well as various legendary Germanic heroes and kings, as they prepare to aid Odin during the events of Ragnarök. Before the hall stands the golden tree Glasir, and the hall's ceiling is thatched with golden shields. Various creatures live around Valhalla, such as the stag Eikþyrnir and the goat Heiðrún, both described as standing atop Valhalla and consuming the foliage of the tree Læraðr. Check out the article on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valhalla. Watch S4E7: "Deadly Dreams" on CBS's website or check the alternative streamability of this episode here.

Join Roger Noriega as he brings you the internet's variety program on the radio! Joke Night, Collateral Damamge, Current Events - pick a night, chances are you'll like what you hear! ************ Author D.A. Roberts joins us to discuss his latest novel: Ragnarok Rising: Redemption, the fourth book in the Ragnarok Rising Saga! http://ragnarokrising.weebly.com/book-four-redemption.html In the aftermath of the destruction of the dam, new dangers await the survivors. Not only the constant danger posed by the undead, now they must face the arrival of a new evil. Just as the Einherjar are the chosen ones for the side of the living, the dead have their own champions as well. Champions who will stop at nothing to watch the world plunged into darkness.  Who will stand against them? To make matters worse, there is something going wrong in the night sky. Whatever is taking place in the heavens above them will forever change the world of the living. Ragnarok is upon the land and nothing will ever be the same. Will the survivors reach safety in time before the next phase of Ragnarok plunges the world into a new ice age? The Doom of the Gods is upon us. Ragnarok is Rising.