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On our recent trip to Iceland, we had the pleasure of speaking to a variety of fascinating people about their interest in the sagas. Our goal was to get a sense of how these individuals read and engage with these medieval texts in a modern context. Saga Brief 27, a 4 part interview series, is the result of those efforts. In this first episode, we chat with Björn Júlíus Grímsson, an Icelandic tour guide who loves to share the stunning landscapes and rich culture of his country on sightseeing tours and excursions all over Iceland. He's also a regular Saga Thing listener! Though the interview itself is regrettably brief, we spent a great deal of time at lunch and after the interview chatting with Björn and his lovely wife Zoe about the sagas, about the logistics of running a tour in Iceland, about audio production, and about life in Iceland and America. It was such a pleasure getting to know them, being welcomed into their home, playing with their son, and sharing that time together. And Björn was kind enough to join us for a walk through Þingvellir the following day. By the end of our visit, it felt like we'd known them for ages even though we had really just met right before this interview. As we begin working on our official Saga Thing tours, we plan to take full advantage of Björn and Zoe's expertise and talents. If you can't wait for the Saga Thing tour, you can get in touch with Björn through his website www.allovericeland.com and follow him on Instagram. You should also check out Zoe's music on Spotify. We're all big fans now! Music Credits: Opening song – “Rúnatal” by An Danzza Introduction – from Icelandic Folk Music: Tröllaslagur Outro – Ólafur Liljurós  

Old Men Rolling Dice Season 4: Dragonlance, Dragons of Despair OMRD is a Dungeons and Dragons Podcast. Everyone is welcome at our table and nostalgia is what we do. Jeremy discusses the Dragonlance series, specifically the module DL1 Dragons of Despair. Follow us: Instagram OMRD: https://www.instagram.com/oldmenrollingdice Facebook OMRD: https://www.facebook.com/oldmenrollingdice/ Sponsored by: Canadian Dice: https://canadiandice.ca/ Music Credits: Opening track: Sleipnir by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/ Sponsorship: Poolside Radio by Dyalla OMRD Theme: Battle Metal by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/

Old Men Rolling Dice Season 4: What is the OSR? OMRD is a Dungeons and Dragons Podcast. Everyone is welcome at our table and nostalgia is what we do. Jeremy is joined by Stuart of the Strange Magic podcast to discuss the OSR. Follow us: Instagram OMRD: https://www.instagram.com/oldmenrollingdice Facebook OMRD: https://www.facebook.com/oldmenrollingdice/ Sponsored by: Canadian Dice: https://canadiandice.ca/ Music Credits: Opening track: Mysterious Adventure by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/ Sponsorship: Poolside Radio by Dyalla OMRD Theme: Battle Metal by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/

Old Men Rolling Dice Season 4: White Plume Mountain OMRD is a Dungeons and Dragons Podcast. Everyone is welcome at our table and nostalgia is what we do. Follow us: Instagram OMRD: https://www.instagram.com/oldmenrollingdice Facebook OMRD: https://www.facebook.com/oldmenrollingdice/ Music Credits: Opening track: White Woodlands by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/ Sponsorship: Poolside Radio by Dyalla OMRD Theme: Battle Metal by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/

Old Men Rolling Dice Season 4: Luke Gygax OMRD is a Dungeons and Dragons Podcast. Everyone is welcome at our table and nostalgia is what we do. The Fate of Chentoufi: Adventure in Luke Gygax's Okkorim https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gaxxworx/the-fate-of-chentoufi-adventure-in-luke-gygaxs-okkorim Follow us: Instagram OMRD: https://www.instagram.com/oldmenrollingdice Facebook OMRD: https://www.facebook.com/oldmenrollingdice/ Music Credits: Opening track: Confident Kurt Things by TrackTribe Sponsorship track: Poolside Radio by Dyalla OMRD Theme: Battle Metal by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/

Old Men Rolling Dice Season 4: Palace of the Silver Princess OMRD is a Dungeons and Dragons Podcast. Everyone is welcome at our table and nostalgia is what we do. Follow us: Instagram OMRD: https://www.instagram.com/oldmenrollingdice Facebook OMRD: https://www.facebook.com/oldmenrollingdice/ Music Credits: Opening track: Mysterious Strange Things by Yung Logos Sponsorship track: Poolside Radio by Dyalla OMRD Theme: Battle Metal by Alexander Nakarada: https://www.patreon.com/anakarada/

It's almost Christmas which means carolers, opening presents, spending time with your family and friends, and more! So we decided to talk more about The Loud House's Christmas special, 11 Louds a Leapin' and see how it became such a good episode to watch during the Christmas Season! We also look into the Loud House and The Casagrandes news t hat happened this past week along with our conversations about how Christmas is special to us! You don't want to miss out on all the fun in this festive episode of The LoudCasa Talks! Music Credits: Opening and Ending Music: Saint Nick by NBHD Nick For More info, visit our social medias: Facebook: Facebook.com/FanpageOfTheLoudHouse Twitter: @FanpageofTLH, @FPofCasagrandes Instagram: @FanpageofTLH --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-loudcasa-talks/support

In this episode Nat and Mieka share two books that have been impactful to their lives. Mieka shares her introduction and experience with The Autobiography of Malcolm X: As Told to Alex Haley while Nat shares her thoughts and feelings about All About Love by bell hooks. Two important action words that are shared in connection with the books are transformation and love. What book, song, blog post, article and/or quote has or does resonate with you? Music Credits: Opening song: Eddie Collazo Outro Song: Sunday Best by Surfaces

Playing for Team Human today: business reformer and the author of Reboot: A Blueprint for Happy Human Business in the Digital Age, Jason Stockwood. Jason will be showing us how to minimize the negative externalities of big business. It all comes down to the bizarre idea of providing goods and services that people actually need. Could such a radical business concept catch on today? Jason is striving to use business and technology to be part of the solution, rather than an extractive, negative force. Is there still room in capitalism to embed social justice?Rushkoff opens the show thinking about algorithms. What if we thought of algorithms as a kind of distorted biofeedback? What can we learn about humans from the ways in which algorithms fail?Music Credits: Opening the show, we're trying out a new Team Human original, recorded and performed by TH producer Stephen Bartolomei. Mid-show transition music thanks to Herkimer Diamonds and outro music thanks to the mighty Mike Watt: beak-holding-letter-man. Support Team Human by visiting teamhuman.fm/supportPre-Order Team Human Versions of Douglas’s monologues as well as streams of this podcast can be found on MediumReboot Screen photo by Andrew Mason See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I invited Paul Beckman for a drink and a chat at my favorite spot, Great Jones Cafe in NYC. We talked about his new stories and where he grew up. Paul reads his stories: "Bad Man" and "Honey, Darling." Music Credits: Opening and Closing - The Grind by Justin Mahar Improvisata Persica 'Santur'. Composed and Performed by by Frank Zintl. Don Perez Freire (Tango). Composer: Agustin Barrios Mangore. Performer: Edson Lopes. All music courtesy of MusOpen.org.

In this special episode of Saga Thing, John sits down with Cat Jarman, bio-archaeologist at University of Bristol, for a Saga Brief about the Viking burials near Wystan's church at Repton in Derbyshire. The graves, containing roughly 300 individuals, have long been associated with the Viking Great Army that wintered in Repton in AD 873-74. While radiocarbon dating should have confirmed that link between these graves and the 9th century Viking invaders, results from select skeletons have been frustratingly inconsistent. That's where Dr. Jarman and her colleagues come in. Find out how Dr. Jarman helped to resolve the problem by taking into account the "marine reservoir effect."  You can read Dr. Jarman's article "The Viking Great Army in England: New Dates from the Repton Charnel" in Antiquity vol. 92, no. 361, pp. 183-199. Antiquity is an open access journal, so everyone can read this one. Also check out these sites recommended by Dr. Jarman: lidarfinder.com - This site lets you explore Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) images of England. finds.org.uk - The Portable Antiquities Scheme website. You can search the database there for artifacts, Viking or otherwise, found by amateur archaeologists and detectorists. Music Credits: Opening song - “Rúnatal” by An Danzza Introduction - from Icelandic Folk Music: Tröllaslagur Outro – Ólafur Liljurós      

In this episode, we breakdown A Quiet Place and reflect on John Krasinski's face. Jeff lures Justin to Kickstarter with Graphic Novel Adventures by Van Ryder Games, while Justin geeks out about his time in the Magic the Gathering: Arena Stress Test. Also, there's baby talk. Solarbabies, Boss Baby, what-have-you babies. --Timestamps-- What Have We Done? - Magic the Gathering Arena Stress Test (2:55) - Terra Mystica Fire & Ice App (7:50) - Barry (14:10) - Requiem (19:05) - Amazon's Lord of the Rings Series (25:50) - Graphic Novel Adventures (29:34) Breakdown of A Quiet Place (34:54) A Little Roleplay: Starfinder Chases (50:48) Gentleman's Challenge: Solarbabies (62:37), The Boss Baby (74:13) Goodbye & Thank-Yous - 84:20 --Music Credits-- - Opening music by Gold-Tiger - A Little Roleplay bumper  by puremusic - Gentlemen's Challenge bumper by syntheway - Closing music by CrossGateProductions ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, we breakdown Netflix's The Titan because, well, why not? Jeff fanboys over alien board games Xenoshyft and Lifeform, while Justin champions East of West and seeks redemption with Exit: The Abandoned Cabin. The 80s return with Krull and Bill & Ted. --Timestamps-- What Have We Done? - Xenoshyft: Onslaught App (4:20) - Exit the Abandoned Cabin (8:50) - The Terror (13:45) - Ready Player One (19:15) - Lifeform (26:15) - Bill & Ted Face the Music - 32:15 Breakdown of The Titan (34:20) Comic Pull: East of West (49:37) Gentleman's Challenge: Runaways (55:30), Krull (67:50) Goodbye & Thank-Yous - 88:22 --Music Credits-- Opening music by Gold-Tiger A Little Roleplay bumper  by puremusic Gentlemen's Challenge bumper by syntheway Closing music by CrossGateProductions ★ Support this podcast ★

In the first episode of the Lollygaggers Podcast, Jeff and Justin interrupt their power naps to break down Pacific Rim: Uprising and address the question everyone has been asking: Just who does Scott Eastwood think he is? Spoiler: He thinks he's Scott Eastwood. The Lollygaggers also chat about the TV shows Krypton and The Alienist, video games Slay the Spire & Sea of Thieves, as well as the board games Rising Sun and Exit: The Game - Polar Station. --Timestamps-- What Have We Done? Sea of Thieves (3:15) Rising Sun (5:45) Krypton (10:30) The Alienist (15:45) Magic the Gathering Arena (20:00) Hellboy the Board Game (22:30) Breakdown of Pacific Rim: Uprising (23:50) A Little Roleplay: Starfinder (42:15) Gentlemen's Challenge: Exit: The Game - Polar Station (49:00); Slay the Spire (56:45) Goodbye & Thank-Yous (68:00) --Music Credits-- Opening music by Gold-Tiger A Little Roleplay bumper  by puremusic Gentlemen's Challenge bumper by syntheway Closing music by CrossGateProductions ★ Support this podcast ★

The attack on ORPHEUS's Chicago facility had wide-reaching effects, and the city itself is by no means out of harm's way. With the delivery of terrible news by her handler in a mysterious organization called "The Maenad Directive," Freya Benton springs into action to try to determine the cause of the chaos and put a stop to it, activating a new recruit to her conspiracy along the way. Music Credits: Opening and Closing Themes by Nathan Kross and Rob Stith Naoya Sakamata - 支配された孤独感 - Dark Classical Piano Music Borrtex - Peaceful Mind Alexander Nakarada - Freedom Josh Woodward - She Dreams in Blue (Instrumental) Kevin MacLeod - Digital Bark Three Chain Links - Gray is the Sky ElDude Music - Nameless City Josh Woodward - Follow the Road Myuu - Jeff the Killer - Sweet Dreams (Marilyn Manson & Creepypasta Tribute) Myuu - Ground Noises ROZKOL - Last Train in the Station Director's Note: The ORPHEUS Protocol is supported by our generous backers on Patreon:  Visit http://www.patreon.com/orpheusprotocol for details. If you enjoy The ORPHEUS Protocol, please consider dropping us a review on iTunes. This is the best way for us to reach a broader audience. Follow Chanel's work at Swallows of the South. Hear Alan's GM chops in action at Pokemon World Tour United. The ORPHEUS Protocol releases every Monday.

This week, let Steve and Dug bore you with their recollection of growing up nerdy/geeky. I dunno, maybe you can relate? Music Credits: Opening song [...]