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For those of you who like mathematics and puns, Emily Sharp and Kunal Nabar have got your number, with this fine debut (for Emily) and debut-follow-up (for Kunal) crossword. The grid had a lot of great clues, including 117A, Social workspaces for some remote workers, CAFES (cute!); 109A, Like some parking and poetry, METERED (an echo of last Thursday's puzzle!); and 61D, One of the "holy trinity" ingredients in Indian cuisine, GINGER (yum!). We approve, and that's why we've given this puzzle 5 squares on the JAMCR scale.Show note imagery: Sleipnir, ODIN's horse (and of course, ODIN being ODIN, it has double the usual complement of legs)We love feedback! Send us a text...Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!
It is time for some Christmas traditions around the world! Maia explores some crucial questions like "where did Santa come from?" and "who was St. Nicholas?". Along the way we learn about ancient drama and modern traditions in this very special Christmas podcast episode! We cover everything from the origins of a mid winter celebrations (Sleipnir the horse has how many legs?), to how Christianity affected various Christmas Cryptids as we know them now (Ugly and Beautiful Perchtas?), to traditions around the world (Iceland? How are you handling the Yule Cat and the 13 trolls?), and more! Happy Holidays, from Well, I Laughed!
Send us comments, suggestions and ideas here! In this week's episode we explore the dark side of Christmas folklore, delving into mythological figures like Krampus, Frau Perchta (the belly-slitting hag), and the musically inclined specters, the Night Folk. In the free show we uncover the pickled children of ol' St. Nicholas and the danger of accepting coal from salacious wood nymphs with fox tails. In the extended show we go further down the rabbit hole to discuss the one-eyed dog Turst (not to be confused with Fred Durst), the kid bonking Belsnickle, the nasty Necht Ruprecht and the fearsome denizens of the Wild Hunt led by Odin's eight legged reindeer Sleipnir. Thank you and enjoy the show! In this week's episode we discuss: St. Nicholas and the legend of the butchered children.Krampus: origins and traditions (Krampusnacht and Krampuslauf) Frau Perchta: origins and depictions ("Belly Slitter").The Night Folk: descriptions, music, dangers, and avoidance strategies.Turst: description (pig/dog hybrid), association with storms and goblins, and the Wetterkreuze.Straggele: origins (Italian "strega"), description (witch/owl hybrid), association with Ember Night and the punishment of misbehaving children.In the extended show available at www.patreon.com/TheWholeRabbit we go much further down the chimney to discuss: Belsnickel: punisher of naughty childrenKnecht RuprechtRauhnacht: description (12-day period between Christmas and Epiphany), associated traditions (pageants, treat-seeking, avoiding laundry), and historical suppression by the Nazis.The Wild Hunt across different cultures (Scandinavia, Germanic, France, Wales, England, American West).The original Nutcracker storyHans Trapp: historical origins (Hans Von Trotha), transformation into a monstrous scarecrow.Each host is responsible for writing and creating the content they present. Most sections of this episode were prepared by Tim Hacker of the Cryptic Chronicles Podcast available at CrypticChronicles.com In the notes: red sections are written by Luke Madrid, green sections by Malachor 5, purple written by Heka Astra and blue by Mari Sama.Where to find The Whole Rabbit:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbitTwitter: https://twitter.com/1WholeRabbitOrder Stickers: https://www.stickermule.com/thewholerabbitOther Merchandise: https://thewholerabbit.myspreadshop.com/Music By Spirit Travel Plaza:https://open.spotify.com/artist/30dW3WB1sYofnow7y3V0YoSOURCES:Scary Book of Christmas Lore: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/123266631-the-scary-book-of-christmas-lore?from_search=true&from_srp=true&qid=A9X9DxigGD&rank=1Yule Support the show
Supporta BLMP genom att bli en patron! Spana in de olika alternativen på http://www.patreon.com/blmetalpodcast Jäktigt likt aset, men inget hindrar B.L. från att sprida ordet om rock! Mycket missnöje! Playlist: AO - Bitter Words (Mix by Joakim Karlsson) Death Invoker - Ancient Visions of Hell Doomherre- Eraser Sarcator - Swarming Angels & Flies Morbid Angel - Nothing Is Not Sortilegia - Joined in Sorcerous Pact The Flight Of Sleipnir - Vingthor Deranged - Razor Divine I samarbete med Medborgarskolan.
This is episode is part of my Folklore Friday series where I am sharing a Folklore story every Friday in 2024. To hear other stories, I have shared so far, check them out on my website All Things Iceland. Sleipnir's Hoofprint: The Mythic Origins of Ásbyrgi According to Icelandic legend, the stunning horseshoe-shaped canyon of Ásbyrgi was formed by the mighty hoofprint of Sleipnir, Odin's legendary eight-legged steed. As the Norse god rode across the sky on his powerful horse, Sleipnir took an extraordinary leap, imprinting his hoof on Earth and leaving behind the shape of Ásbyrgi Canyon. This tale weaves Ásbyrgi into the fabric of Norse mythology, offering a mystical origin story that resonates deeply with Iceland's cultural heritage. Álfakirkja: The Elfin Church Beyond natural explanations, folklore suggests that Ásbyrgi served as a sacred gathering site for Iceland's hidden folk, or Huldufólk. Often referred to as "Álfakirkja" or the Elfin Church, the canyon is said to be a place where elves and other mystical beings held their celebrations and gatherings. This enchanting narrative adds a supernatural charm to Ásbyrgi, further heightening its allure as a place where nature and folklore intertwine. Random Fact of the Episode The initial carving (8-10 Million Years Ago) of Ásbyrgi began eight to ten million years ago, during a time of dramatic glacial floods from the Jökulsá á Fjöllum river. Likely triggered by a volcanic eruption beneath Iceland's massive Vatnajökull glacier, these catastrophic floods began carving the canyon shortly after the last Ice Age, setting the stage for its iconic horseshoe shape. About 3000 years ago, further glacial floods from Jökulsá á Fjöllum once again surged through the canyon, deepening and refining its form. This powerful combination of volcanic and glacial forces crafted Ásbyrgi's unique shape, etching a story of geological transformation that spans millions of years. Icelandic Word of the Episode Ásbyrgi - the Shelter of the Gods Share this with a Friend Facebook Email Threads Let's Be Social Youtube Tiktok Instagram Facebook Þakka þér kærlega fyrir að hlusta og sjáumst fljótlega.
Send us a message!Most beloved of the God's, Balder is taken to Hel before the Gods are ready to say goodbye. They exact their revenge and Ragnarok is set into motion. Join us for our final episode of the Norse Pantheon. Music is by Alexander Nakarada.Support the show
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Durk Kooistra in gesprek met John Hogervorst over Rudolf Steiner, de Graal en het antroposofische begrip sociale driegeleding. Bronnen en links bij deze uitzending: - 'Sociale driegeleding. Wat, hoe en waarom', John Hogervorst: https://nearchus.nl/imprints/nearchus/sociale-driegeleding-8406 (1:05:07) - 'The Ninth Century and the Holy Grail', Walter Johannes Stein: https://books.google.nl/books?id=IJfhERmwDbUC&printsec=copyright&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false (4:33) - 'Op weg naar de graal'. Bundel waarvan een deel van de artikelen eerder in het tijdschrift 'Graalschrift' verscheen: https://nearchus.nl/imprints/adventum/op-weg-naar-de-graal-5444 (6:41) - https://www.driegonaal.nl/ (12:54) - 'De kernpunten van het sociale vraagstuk', Rudolf Steiner: https://steinervertalingen.nl/fondsoverzicht/de-kernpunten-van-het-sociale-vraagstuk/ (43:54) - De website van stichting Sleipnir: https://sleipnir.nl/ (49:49) - https://socialedriegeleding.nl/ (1:05:30)
Send us a message!The Allfather, Odin and his realm, Asgard are covered in this month's folklore episode. We've learned about the realms of Yggdrasil and will cover the last tonight. Then we move on to the divine beings who live there and their antics. Music is by Alexander Nakarada.Support the Show.
KAOTIC IS BACK and talking with Silver about Loki's son Sleipnir a 8 legged horse who happens to be Odins steed that he rides Podcast Links Discord https://discord.gg/F9wtSUYzAN Twitter https://twitter.com/MmMayhemPodcast Twitter Patreon https://www.patreon.com/MonstersMythsMayhem Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/kaoticleigh --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monstersmythsmayhem/message
Show Notes provided by Joe Peluso "Now there's something you don't see every day, Martha." "What's that, Jonathan?' "A city of floating castles above Ben Hubbard's farm." The workaday world of the mundane meets the majestic heroic happenings of Asgard in the now-classic first arc of J.Michael Straczynskl's run on The Mighty Thor! Join those Nordic nerds, Chris, John, and Joe as they peer from the parapets of the Mighty Mint Fortress to preview a post-Marvel "Civil War" mini-epic that resurrects The God of Thunder and drops him smack dab onto the plains of Oklahoma! The state that gave us the first parking meter is the new home to the Norse Gods. Too bad the hitching posts are gone. Where is Odin going to tether eight-legged Sleipnir? And you thought Thor was all about beating the snot out of trolls and ice giants?
From Sleipnir to Uchchaihshravas, Mark and Erika discuss mythical horses throughout history, Some carried great men, others ate great men ... while some were gods in disguise! Episode Credits: Hosts - Erika Lance @authorerikalance - Mark Muncy @eerietravels Producer - Beau Lake @beau__lake info@eerietravels.com Intro/Outro Music - Destini Beard @destinibeardmusic Full Song available for purchase now at destinibeard.bandcamp.com Our PO Box: Eerie Travels, PO Box 419, Sylva, NC 28779 Patreon - patreon.com/eerietravels Links: Breaking News - https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/mystery-disk-shaped-ufo-spotted-by-recon-drone-in-ukraine/ar-BB1j2nPO Episode Sponsors: Destini Beard - https://destinibeard.bandcamp.com History Press - ”Eerie Appalachia” Now on Audible - https://amzn.to/3QgWpNm Email Mark@EerieTravels.com for sponsorship options. #EerieTravels #MarkMuncy #ErikaLance #BeauLake #MythicalMarch #GreetingsTravelers #horses #unicorns #pegasus #Sleipnir #folklore #warhorse #trojanhorse
In 1984 richtte Koos Bakker stichting Sleipnir op om Odin, groothandel in biologisch-dynamisch groente en fruit, 'van zichzelf' te maken en om nieuwe vormen van uitwisselen en toewijzen van kapitaal te creëren. Nu veertig jaar later blikt hij terug en vertelt. Er komt nog een deel 3 waarin Koos Bakker vragen van luisteraars beantwoordt. Dus. Heb je na het beluisteren van deze podcast vragen, mail ze dan naar info@economytransformers.nl. En dit is de link naar het eerste deel van het drieluik: Wat deed Koos Bakker met 80.000 gulden winst?
Découvrez Sleipnir, le cheval à huit pattes d'Odin, le plus rapide et puissant de tous, capable de voyager à travers les mers et les airs. Apprenez comment Sleipnir est né d'une ruse de Loki et devenu la monture fidèle d'Odin, liée à Yggdrasil, l'arbre cosmique. Ce récit captivant explore la place centrale du cheval dans la culture nordique, symbolisant la vie, la mort et les forces cosmiques, et jouant un rôle clé dans le Ragnarok, la bataille finale.Immersion sonore : ImportanteMythologie NordiqueProduction : Aurélien Hérault, Damien Maric, Chloé LuizardChargée de production : Agathe LedeinAuteur : Cécile LombardieComédien : Emmanuel JacomyStudio : Load StudioHabillage Sonore : Illustrason Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
This week Ryan returns to deconstruct the origins of Christmas… Ryan's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RyanSeven1111 From the web.. Saturnalia: Saturnalia was an ancient Roman festival that honoured the god of agriculture, Saturn. It was celebrated from December 17 to 23, near the winter solstice. During this time, many social norms were reversed, such as slaves being served by their masters, and people wearing colourful clothes instead of togas. Saturnalia also involved feasting, gambling, singing, gift-giving, and decorating homes with greenery12. Some of these traditions were later adopted by early Christians, who celebrated the birth of Jesus on December 25, the date of the winter solstice on the Julian calendar. For example, the custom of giving candles as gifts may have influenced the use of candles in Christmas decorations, and the practice of hanging wreaths may have originated from the laurel wreaths worn by Saturnalia revellers. Christmas Trees: According to some sources, the Christmas tree tradition as we know it started in Germany in the 16th century, when devout Christians brought decorated trees into their homes1. Some of these trees were made of wood and had candles and evergreens on them. The evergreens symbolized the victory of life and light over death and darkness, a theme that was also present in ancient pagan winter solstice celebrations. Santa Claus: Saint Nicholas was a 4th-century saint who was known for his generosity and kindness to the poor and children. He is the patron saint of sailors, merchants, and children. He was celebrated on December 6, his feast day, by giving gifts and helping the needy. Another possible influence on Santa Claus is the Norse god Odin, who was the ruler of Asgard and the father of the gods. Odin was often depicted as an old man with a long, white beard, who rode a flying horse called Sleipnir, which had eight legs. Odin was also associated with the winter solstice, when he led a hunting party through the skies. During this time, children would leave their boots near the chimney, filled with carrots or straw for Sleipnir, and Odin would reward them with gifts. A more controversial theory suggests that Santa Claus is also linked to the shamanic traditions of the Siberian and Arctic regions, where the sacred psychedelic source was the red and white amanita muscaria mushroom, also known as “fly agaric”. This mushroom grows in pine and birch woods, and has hallucinogenic effects when consumed. Some scholars claim that the shamans would collect these mushrooms and distribute them as gifts to the locals in late December, entering their homes through the smoke hole. They also argue that the mushroom's colours inspired the red and white outfit of Santa Claus, and that the reindeer were also influenced by the mushroom, as they are known to eat it and exhibit strange behaviour. ____________________________________________________________________ Follow us here: https://allmylinks.com/the-amish-inquisition Signup for the newsletter, join the community, follow us online, and most importantly share links! Producer Credits for Ep 309: Emma Bridges ____________________________________________________________________ Leave us a voicemail: 07562245894 Message us here....follow, like, subscribe and share. (comments, corrections, future topics etc). We read out iTunes reviews if you leave them. Website - http://www.theamishinquisition.com/ Join the Element server: https://matrix.to/#/%23the-amish-inquisition%3Amatrix.org Subscribe to the Newsletter: http://www.theamishinquisition.com/p/subscribe-to-the-newsletter/ Get your Merch from: The Amish Loot Chest - https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/amish-inquisition-loot-chest Email - theamishinquisition@gmail.com Buy us a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theamishguys Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/theamishinquisition Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/theamishinquisition Odysee Channel - https://odysee.com/@theamishinquisition:e Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-1347401 Twitter - https://twitter.com/amishinqpodcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/amish.inquisit.3 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theamishinquisition/?hl=en Bitchute - https://www.bitchute.com/channel/0fNMZAQctCme/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmv8ucrv5a2KpaRWyBWfBUA Find out how to become a Producer here - http://www.theamishinquisition.com/p/phil-1523918247/ Become a Producer! The Amish Inquisition is 100% supported by YOU. NO Ads, NO Sponsorship, NO Paywalls. We really don't want to suckle at the teat of some faceless corporate overlord. But that is only avoidable with your help! Join your fellow producers by donating to The Amish Inquisition via the PayPal button on our website, simply donate whatever you think the show is worth to you. If you find the podcast valuable, please consider returning some value to us and help keep the show free and honest.
The man behind Ronny's tray on his 79 series ute, Sleipnir, Luke from On Track Fabrication gave us some of his time and sat down with Ronny and Liam at the Perth 4WD show to talk about fabrication, designing and testing the products, doing modifications to cars and so much more. A bloody good chat with some great stories!Music by the Southern River Band. Shelter is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Around the Tyrepit brought to you by Maxxis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of STBYM's The Monstrefact, Robert discusses Sleipnir, the mythical stead of the Norse god Odin. (originally published 06/07/2023) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Als je natuur, arbeid en kapitaal uit het geldsysteem haalt, noodzakelijk om een mens- en Aardewaardige samenleving te vormen, dan moet je nieuwe manieren van uitwisseling en toewijzing ervan ontwikkelen. Hoe? Daar vertelt Koos Bakker, (mede)oprichter van zowel Odin (groothandel) als Sleipnir (kapitaalorgaan) over. Vanuit eigen ervaring, een heerlijk verhaal. Waarin ook duidelijk wordt wat economie eigenlijk is. Namelijk productie, distributie en consumptie van economische waarden, niet meer en niet minder. Koos bemiddelde zijn leven lang tussen producenten en consumenten, altijd op zoek naar de juiste prijs. (Helaas is het geluid niet optimaal, het is even wennen om Koos goed te verstaan, excuses. Maar het verhaal is goud.)
Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 929, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: the northernmost capital city 1: Rome,Copenhagen,Lisbon. Copenhagen. 2: Brasilia,Santiago,Caracas. Caracas. 3: New Delhi,Ottawa,Wellington. Ottawa. 4: Pyongyang,Tokyo,Taipei. Pyongyang. 5: Brasilia,Buenos Aires,Bogota,Belmopan. Belmopan. Round 2. Category: american indians 1: Florida tribe which was famous for sheltering runaway slaves. Seminoles. 2: Only East Coast Indians originally used this word for money made of shells. wampum. 3: During the Revolutionary War, the Cherokee fought for this side. the British. 4: Spooky craze that swept the Plains and led to the death of Sitting Bull. the Ghost Dance. 5: A city near Detroit is named for this Ottawa chief who united the Great Lakes tribes in 1763. Pontiac. Round 3. Category: geology 1: The movement of these rivers of ice carved the fjords. glaciers. 2: This earthquake measurement scale is open-ended though none has been recorded above 8.9. a Richter scale. 3: The meltwater from these is often grayish-white because of the powdered rock they contain. glaciers. 4: This "powdery" mineral is number 1 on the Mohs scale of hardness. talc. 5: Following the Mesozoic, it's the era of geological time in which we are now living. Cenozoic. Round 4. Category: party time! 1: Sir John Soane had a 3-day party after buying Seti I's sarcophagus for his home in this British capital. London. 2: Active from the 1790s to the 1810s:This party of the second U.S. president. the Federalists. 3: A noisy mock serenade given for newlyweds, its name is an alteration of the French word charivari. Shivaree. 4: Active 1834-1854:This U.S. party that borrowed its name from a British party. the Whigs. 5: Dissolved in 1991:At its height, this party had about 19 million members. the Communist Party. Round 5. Category: norse mythology 1: This god's hall is called Bilskirnir, which means "lightning". Thor. 2: Nidhogg, one of these mythical fire-breathers, gnaws at the roots of the cosmic tree. a dragon. 3: He could see everything in the 9 worlds from his high throne, Lidskjalf. Odin. 4: Odin rode an eight-legged one of these named Sleipnir. a horse. 5: A hideous giantess named Angerboda was the wife of this Norse trickster. Loki. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/
In this episode, Brian Barnett, Will Borger, Lucas White, and Timo Reinecke engage in a beat-by-beat deep dive and spoilercast of Final Fantasy XVI. Enjoy! TOPICS & TIMESTAMPS: Final Fantasy XVI Spoiler Free Discussion - 0:00 | Spoilers Begin - 38:20 | Marketing Materials & Ifrit VS Phoenix - 38:20 | Beginning as Wyvern - 50:00 | The Flashback to Shield Training - 53:20 | Clive & Joshua | Enslavement & Climate Change Elements - 59:00 | Overarching Themes - 1:01:00 | Introducing Clive's Family - 1:04:30 | Clive's First Mission & Quick Time Events - 1:10:15 | Phoenix Gate - 1:15:00 | Wyvern, Shiva's Dominant, & Cid - 1:37:00 | Rosalia, Bearers, & The Hideaway - 1:53:00 | Cid, The Second Eikon Of Fire, & Benedikta - 2:07:30 | Return To Phoenix Gate - 2:33:38 | Crafting & Game Economy Discussion - 2:37:57 | The Fallen Ruins & Ifrit Realized - 2:56:35 | The Plan & Journey To The First Mother Crystal - 3:09:31 | Jill's Characterization & Brian's Frozen Lake Survival Guide - 3:16:00 | Typhon & Ultima - 3:22:00 | Hugo's Present & Time Skip - 3:36:24 | The Empire & The Black Shields - 3:42:30 | Voice Acting & Character Writing Consistency - 3:43:00 | The Iron Kingdom, Jill's Revenge, & Women In FF16 - 3:46:45 | Brian's Hostage Negotiation Skills & Hunting Kupka - 4:01:45 | Ifrit VS Titan Lost - 4:10:30 | Harbard, Barnabas, & Mythos - 4:19:00 | Twinside, Dion, & Bahamut - 4:21:30 | Barnabas & Ultima - 4:42:00 | Kanver, Sleipnir, Barnabas - 4:43:20 | The Ship Chase & Barnabas Fight - 4:52:38 | The Beach, Jill, & Shiva - 4:58:08 | The Eastern Continent, Odin, & Ultima's Secret - 5:01:10 | Ash's Mother Crystal & Ultima's Dark World - 5:10:30 | Saying Goodbyes, Origin, & Ultima Prime - 5:16:48 | The Mother Crystal's Secret & Ultima Risen - 5:20:40 | Ultimalius & Punching God In The Face - 5:22:40 | WILL PROPHESIZES THE END - 5:27:00 | Joshua, Destroying Origin, & The Beach - 5:27:50 | Summary Thoughts - 5:32:50 | POTENTIAL EPISODE TITLES (EACH "+" IS A HOST VOTE): What It Is, What It Do, Wazzup | Mixed By Glasses | I Just Thought I Was Having A Stroke Or Drank Too Much | Going Fools Gold | Gold Amidst The Trash | Slobberknocker | Are You A Furry Who Wants To Roleplay As Brad Pitt From Snatch? | I'm Literally The Most Special, Mom | Phoenix, Ifrit, & Sol Badguy: The Three Gods Of Fire | Ralph Ineson Deep Dive | Get In The Big Monster, Clive | Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Film | Leather, Squeaking & Squirming, Between Clive's Thighs | Revenge Is A Dish Best Served By Hot, Well-Dressed Men | Your Boy, Skinny Lightning | Press The Jill Button | Sonic The Hedgehog Degeneracy | Goblin Mode | Thunderbolts & Lightning | Rape In Dark Fantasy? We Learned From Watching You, George | I Walked, I Should Try It | Press ‘F' To Accept The Truth | Joshua, How Many Mythical Beings Have You Put In Your Chest, Bro? | That Sweet, Sweet Damage Will Is Horny For | Dummy Strong | Mid Is Top Tier | Barnabas & His Weird Fetishes | [The Platformers Video Game Podcast is created, hosted, edited, written, & streamed by Brian Barnett on Twitch.tv/Ribnax]
參考書目：《北歐諸神皆可萌》，作者：米絲肉雞 這集我們會談到： 1.芙麗嘉與奧丁的賭注造成了雙胞胎兄弟何種苦難？ 2.英靈殿或是女武神的選擇為何？有何身分或行為的限制？ 3.奧丁求知若渴二部曲—人人爭奪的魔法蜜酒？？ 4.魔法蜜酒的由來為何？？牽扯出超多樁命案！！ 5.奧丁為了得到魔法蜜酒又用計害死了哪些人？ 6.奧丁最終喝到魔法蜜酒是用了美男計？？ 7.奧丁的坐騎竟是洛基變成母馬之後生出來的？？ 8.北歐神話裡，洛基的身分和漫威電影設定有何差異？ 9.北歐愛神弗雷雅人見人愛！性觀念十分開放？？ 10.史萊普尼爾的出生與阿斯嘉的城牆有何關聯？ 【背景介紹】 奧丁是北歐神話阿薩神族（Æsir）的主神，傳說為五十歲左右，身材高大，失去一目，頭戴寬邊帽，冰冷又嚴肅的人物，星期三被認為是奧丁的日子，Wednesday一詞正是由Wotan得名，其正妻是北歐神話中擁有最高神級的女神弗麗嘉….。 史萊普尼爾（Sleipnir），是北歐神話中奧丁的座騎，一匹有八隻腳的神駿天馬，所以也譯為八腳馬。在《詩體埃達》及《散文埃達》中指史萊普尼爾是由洛基及斯瓦迪爾法利所生，是最好的馬….。 【主持人】Joe、Anna、Fana ※追蹤、訂閱《Life~生活誌》 IG：lifejournal_podcast 業務合作：redstong@msn.com 各大平台節目連結：https://linktr.ee/life_podcast
In this episode of STBYM's The Monstrefact, Robert discusses Sleipnir, the mythical stead of the Norse god Odin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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/
Die Zeit drängt! Es sind nur noch wenige Minuten, bis der alles vernichtende Meteorit niedergeht und alle Hoffnung zunichte macht. Nun ist rasches Handeln gefragt – aber sind unsere Helden entschlossen genug?Du hörst die Kerkerkumpels, das Pen & Paper Hörspiel. Die Geschichte, die du hörst, ist live improvisiert. Ob unseren Charakteren eine Aktion gelingt, entscheiden die Würfel!Intro/Outro:Music: Metalmania by Kevin MacLeodFree download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4042-metalmaniaLicense (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseSprecherin des Intros/Outros: Carolin SabathSound- & Musikquellen:"Construction" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/4800-constructionLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Sleipnir" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8375-sleipnirLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Dungeon Collapse" by tabletopaudio.com"Heart: Absolution" by tabletopaudio.com"Mind Flayer Chamber" by tabletopaudio.com"Summoning" by tabletopaudio.comAll sounds from tabletopaudio.com are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).Mehr Infos zu unseren Aktionen und Werbepartnern findest du auf https://kerkerkumpels.de/links/aktionen/Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.
Dans le culte, souvent nous louangeons les anciennes divinités païennes, surtout celles des panthéons germanico-scandinave : Þor, Tyr, et surtout Oðinn renaissent sauvagement des ombres de l'oubli, nous transmettant des terrible savoirs antiques. Or, il y a un dieu païen qui, au-delà tous les autres, exemplifie parfaitement l'esprit chaotique du Black: Loki! Force du chaos, manifestation de la pureté primordiale, puissance de l'ambiguïté métaphysique, catalyseur de l'éveil éternel, il est le fils du géant Farbauti et de Laufey; le père de Vanargandr, de Jörmungandr, de Hel, et de Fenrir ; le parent, l'oncle paternel, le compagnon de route et de siège d'Óðinn et des Ases; le voleur des géants, du bouc, du collier des Brísingar, et des Pommes d'Iðunn ; le parent de Sleipnir; le mari de Sigyn ; l'amant d'Angrboða; le dévastateur de la chevelure de Sif. Loki est l'ennemi des dieux ; l'artisan de malheur ; l'Ase malin ; le diffamateur et le trompeur des dieux ; et la clé du fucking Ragnarok. En s'inspirant des enseignements infâmes de la Thursatrú, établisons une liturgique célébration du vrai dieu caché du Black Métal! ☩ LISTE LITURGIQUE ☩ 1. NÍUNDI (Norvége) - Gapi (en fond) 2. ENSLAVED (Norvège) - Loke 3. NÍUNDI (Norvége) - Mara (en fond); Asugislas (extrait; en fond) 4. ELDJUDNIR (Danemark) - Angrboða 5. FORTÍð (Islande) - Baldur's Murder 6. VANUM (New Mexico-New York) - Ageless Fire 7. NÍUNDI (Norvége) - Gullveig is my Name (en fond); Alu (extrait; en fond) 8. VANARGAND (Norvège) - Loki át hjarta lindi brenndu, fann hann halfsviðinn hugstein konu; varð Loftr kviðugr af konu illri; þaðan er á foldu flagð hvert komit 9. THE FLIGHT OF SLEIPNIR (Colorado) - Gullveig 10. NÍUNDI (Norvége) - Walk With Me (exrtait; en fond) 11. BURDEN OF YMIR (Ontario) - Loki Unbound 12. ISENGARD (Norvège) - Naglfar 13. FUIMADANE (Danemark) - Loki (extrait; en fond) 14. COUNTESS (Pays-Bas) - Schemering der goden (extait; en fond)
Die mysteriöse Gestalt, die sich unseren Helden über den umgestürzten Lichtmasten genähert hat, stellt sich als Anführer einer sehr skurrilen Kämpfer-Truppe heraus – aber sind diese Leute Freund oder Feind?Du hörst die Kerkerkumpels, das Pen & Paper Hörspiel. Die Geschichte, die du hörst, ist live improvisiert. Ob unseren Charakteren eine Aktion gelingt, entscheiden die Würfel!Intro/Outro:Music: Metalmania by Kevin MacLeodFree download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4042-metalmaniaLicense (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseSprecherin des Intros/Outros: Carolin SabathSound- & Musikquellen:"Battle of Hastings" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/7880-battle-of-hastingsLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Blood and Steel" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/6118-blood-and-steelLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Sleipnir" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8375-sleipnirLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Haunted Ramparts" by tabletopaudio.com"Medieval Battle" by tabletopaudio.comAll sounds from tabletopaudio.com are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).Mehr Infos zu unseren Aktionen und Werbepartnern findest du auf https://kerkerkumpels.de/links/aktionen/Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.
Unentwegt tobt der Todeskampf unserer Helden gegen den gemeinen Fimbulwintr und seinen titanischen Diener Jormungandr – doch aus den Tiefen der Erde selbst naht neues Unheil und erschwert das Vorhaben.Du hörst die Kerkerkumpels, das Pen & Paper Hörspiel. Die Geschichte, die du hörst, ist live improvisiert. Ob unseren Charakteren eine Aktion gelingt, entscheiden die Würfel!Intro/Outro:Music: Metalmania by Kevin MacLeodFree download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4042-metalmaniaLicense (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseSprecherin des Intros/Outros: Carolin SabathSound- & Musikquellen:"Burn the World Waltz" by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/7912-burn-the-world-waltz?lang=deLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Unlight" by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/4566-unlightLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Army of the Dead" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/10276-army-of-the-deadLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Mortem" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/4815-mortemLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Sleipnir" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8375-sleipnirLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"World of Embers" by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8512-world-of-embersLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Barren Wastes" by tabletopaudio.com"Bloodgate" by tabletopaudio.com"Forest: Night" by tabletopaudio.com"Solemn Vow" by tabletopaudio.comAll sounds from tabletopaudio.com are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).Mehr Infos zu unseren Aktionen und Werbepartnern findest du auf https://kerkerkumpels.de/links/aktionen/Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.
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Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Manowar es una banda estadounidense de heavy metal formada en Auburn, Nueva York, en 1979. Sus letras están inspiradas por la hechicería y la mitología, especialmente la nórdica y la grecorromana. En 1984 superaron el récord Guinness del grupo musical con el sonido más potente, 126 dB alcanzados por Who en 1976. Posteriormente lo volvieron a superar en dos ocasiones. En 2008 dieron el concierto de heavy metal más largo de la historia, en Bulgaria, que duró 5 horas y 10 minutos. Joey DeMaio estaba trabajando como técnico de bajo y encargado de la pirotecnia para Black Sabbath en la gira de Heaven and Hell, cuando conoció a Ross the Boss (Ross Friedman, o también Ross Funicello, ex-Dictators) que tocaba a la sazón para Shaking Street, los teloneros de Black Sabbath en esos momentos. Reclutaron luego al vocalista Eric Adams, al cual DeMaio conocía ya desde la escuela, y al baterista Donnie Hamzik, y ya con el nombre de Manowar grabaron su primer álbum Battle Hymns, en 1982, que incluía la canción Dark Avenger con una narración recitada por Orson Welles. Al año siguiente firman un contrato con el sello Megaforce Records, y graban su segundo álbum Into Glory Ride con Scott Columbus sustituyendo a Hamzik en la batería. Columbus trajo consigo su propia manera de tocar la percusión cambiando el kit estándar por uno personalizado de acero inoxidable. Su tercer álbum Hail To England fue mezclado y grabado en tan sólo seis días. Después aparecería Sign Of The Hammer, originalmente lanzado por "10 Records", disco disonante que comenzaba a afianzar a Manowar como grupo, gracias a su as siempre presente: la potencia. Con Sign of the Hammer realizaron su primera gira europea, la cual dio inicio en Bélgica, y en todos los países tocaron frente a un enorme público, siempre en aumento. Los metaleros reconocieron como verdaderos himnos canciones de este disco tales como Thor the Powerhead y la canción homónima del mismo. Tras Sign of the Hammer firman con Atlantic Records y se abre paso en la escena metalera Fighting The World, primer disco en los canales del metal en ser grabado en formato totalmente digital, considerado uno de sus mejores álbumes, que poseía temas como Fighting the World o Carry On siendo, sin embargo, un álbum de corte más comercial, en apariencia. En 1988 publican Kings of Metal. A partir de este disco, el grupo fue totalmente identificado por el público con el mismo nombre del álbum, como una sola cosa, al ser uno de los discos que más refuerza su filosofía, en temas como Kings of Metal, o Blood of the Kings'. Los dos desafíos más grandes que se propuso la banda en este trabajo quedaron plasmados en forma de dos canciones: The Crown and the Ring, que se interpretó en una catedral antiquísima, con un coro de cien voces masculinas, y The Sting of the Bumblebee, basada en la obra clásica El vuelo del moscardón de Nikolái Rimski-Kórsakov, y que Joey DeMaio adaptó a su instrumento, el bajo eléctrico, interpretándola a una velocidad impensable, en una pura demostración de virtuosismo. El siguiente disco, The Triumph Of Steel, editado en 1992, contiene un tema conceptual basado en la Ilíada, de Homero, de 28:38 minutos de duración, conformando todo un clásico del grupo: Achilles: Agony and Ecstasy in Eight Parts. Este disco es sin duda uno de los más peculiares de la banda, debido a la mencionada "suite", la cual es la canción más larga en la historia del grupo, aunque incluye, en contraste, una de las baladas más exitosas de Manowar: Master of the Wind, y un himno que es de por sí una declaración de principios: Metal Warriors. Además cuenta con una singular canción llamada Spirit Horse of the Cherokee, que describe fielmente las creencias y destino de estos indios de Norteamérica. El batería en este álbum no fue otro que Rhino, una auténtica ametralladora del doble bombo, siendo su guitarrista en aquel entonces David Shankle, gran virtuoso de las seis cuerdas y maestro de la técnica del Shred. The Triumph of the Steel alcanza el gold status en Alemania, país particularmente caro a los afectos de la banda, y se torna un disco extremadamente popular entre los seguidores del grupo, por su exuberancia épica, y su sonido rápido, agresivo y metálico. Luego de la gira del anterior álbum, Rhino y Shankle abandonan la banda, el primero porque Scott Columbus vuelve al grupo, y el segundo, porque decidió continuar perfeccionando su técnica en solitario. En 1994 DeMaio conoce a Karl Logan, el futuro guitarrista de Manowar en una carrera de motos; y con la siguiente formación: Adams, DeMaio, Columbus y Logan, graban en 1996 el disco Louder Than Hell. En el año 2002, y luego de 6 años tras Louder Than Hell, Manowar retorna con un nuevo disco de estudio: Warriors Of The World, decimotercer álbum oficial, el cual es lanzado por el sello Nuclear Blast. Entre las particularidades de este CD, destaca una versión reelaborada del aria Nessun dorma, de Giacomo Puccini, cantada por Eric Adams. No sería hasta 4 años más tarde, que se conocieran noticias discográficas acerca de Manowar: el grupo tenía planificado para el mes de abril del año 2006 la salida de su álbum Gods of War, pero no fue hasta febrero del 2007 en Europa y en abril de 2007 en Estados Unidos que salió al mercado, debido a un accidente de motocicleta del guitarrista Karl Logan en 2006. Esta vez se publicó por su propio sello "Magic Circle Music". Este nuevo álbum tiene inclinaciones nórdicas en sus elementos temáticos y compositivos. Gods of War es un trabajo épico, desarrollado a través de múltiples partes, las cuales incluyen referencias a Odín, el dios nórdico de la guerra, la poesía y la magia, Loki, figura mitológica nórdica del mal y el engaño, y Sleipnir, el corcel de Odín, ser mítico de ocho patas que simbolizaban los ocho vientos que soplan desde sus respectivos puntos cardinales, según la cosmología norsa. "Con este tipo de temas... cuando haces honor a Odin, dios de la Guerra, el jazz o la música country no ayudarían a crear la imagen mental necesaria, y no le harían justicia al Padre de los Dioses" -dice Joey DeMaio- "¡Heavy metal es lo necesario para contar esta historia!". Cuando finalmente Manowar publica Gods of War, el álbum ocupa el primer lugar en las listas de Alemania, el #2 en Grecia y se mantiene en puestos de honor de las listas de muchos países. El CD consta de 15 canciones conceptuales y de una pista adicional, narrando la historia del dios nórdico Odin, en su propio sacrificio por obtener la magia de las runas y la sabiduría suprema. En cuanto al bonus track, es un masivo himno a la hermandad del heavy metal. El Álbum Gods of War tuvo como secuela una extensa gira denominada: Demons, Dragons and Warriors Tour en el año 2007 Cabe acotar que Manowar se consagró como la banda más ruidosa del mundo al alcanzar los 129.5 decibelios gracias a diez toneladas de amplificadores y altavoces en su gira Spectacle of Might (Espectáculo de Poder) en Gran Bretaña. El récord consta en el libro Guiness, y lo volvieron a romper en Hannover (Alemania), durante la gira del Fighting the World. El 15 de septiembre de 2007 fueron desveladas las portadas de las dos versiones de su próximo EP The Sons of Odin, dibujadas por Ken Kelly. En tanto, en abril de 2008 el batería Rhino vuelve a la banda supliendo a Columbus por razones ignotas, tocando en el histórico concierto en Kavarna (Bulgaria), donde ofrecieron el show más largo de la historia del heavy metal, por más de 5 horas, siendo sustituido luego de estos eventos por Donnie Hamzik (batería original de la banda). La separación definitiva de Scott Columbus de Manowar no se verificó hasta el año 2010, alegando de su parte que había sido, en parte, por diferencias con Joey DeMaio -el líder de la banda- y mayoritariamente por razones económicas. En el año 2009, salió a la luz el EP titulado Thunder in the Sky, con Hamzik oficialmente en la batería. La particularidad de este EP, es que consta de 6 canciones en el disco 1, y de 16 en el disco 2. El 4 de abril de 2011 fallece el exbatería de Manowar Scott Columbus a la edad de 54 años, por causas desconocidas. Su muerte fue anunciada por el guitarrista Ross Boss Friedman, compañero suyo en el grupo durante varios años. A mediados del 2012, después de cinco años y, posterior a la regrabación del Battle Hymns, publican el disco The Lord of Steel, nuevamente con el batería Donnie Hamzik, con un corte algo diferente a lo acostumbrado y por pasajes recordando riffs de sus grandes éxitos. Años 2015 / actualidad Manowar anuncian que emprenderán una última Gira Mundial, denominada "Final Battle World Tour", tras la cual se retirarán de los escenarios. Pagina Oficial: https://manowar.com/
Horses play an important role in almost all cultures around the world, ancient as well as modern. In mythology they are usually depicted as powerful animals, associated with the gods or the spirit realm. Shamans often used them to travel to the otherworld and they serve as symbols of power, faith or the divine. In northern mythology horses have been associated with the gods and their names and deeds recorded in the Eddas. The most famous horse is of course Odin's eight-legged Sleipnir, the best of the horses but there are many more.Show Notes:https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2023/01/04/horse-podcast-ep-290-horses-in-northern-mythology/Support the show
Horses play an important role in almost all cultures around the world, ancient as well as modern. In mythology they are usually depicted as powerful animals, associated with the gods or the spirit realm. Shamans often used them to travel to the otherworld and they serve as symbols of power, faith or the divine. In northern mythology horses have been associated with the gods and their names and deeds recorded in the Eddas. The most famous horse is of course Odin's eight-legged Sleipnir, the best of the horses but there are many more. Show Notes: https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2023/01/04/horse-podcast-ep-290-horses-in-northern-mythology/
Can you recall the most famous eight-limbed demigod horse of all? Special guest and FMR Discord pioneer Tom joins us for a Yuletide discussion about Odin's conveniently rideable nephew, Sleipnir! Find resources for abortion and pro-choice advocacy at: podvoices.help Discord (NEW!): https://discord.gg/Y5Uw6sdmU2 Email: findingmonsterright@gmail.com Twitter (for now?): @monsterrightpod
Odin and Sleipnir. Freya and her chariot led by cats. Krampus. Veles. St John the Baptist. Who leads The Wild Hunt? What IS the Wild Hunt? It's more than video game fodder. It's the gods and the goddesses, fairies and fallen soldiers. Come sit a spell as we whisk you away with us while we get caught up in The Wild Hunt. Check the socials Twitter @ClassiestWtches Facebook Witches Talking Tarot Instagram @WitchesTalkingTarot Support the show www.patreon.com/WitchesTalkingTarot Support the hosts www.amberisthecolor.com www.amberisthecolor42.etsy.com www.peaceloveandtealeavesshop.wordpress.com www.peacelovetealeaves.etsy.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/witches-talking-tarot/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/witches-talking-tarot/support
In deze aflevering van Nieuwe Wereld Ondernemers gaat Olaf Weller van Keuze Vrij Bij Mij, in gesprek met Reinoud van Bemmelen en Manon Wolfert, beide actief bij de coöperatie Sleipnir. Een ondernemersclub die gericht is op het neutraliseren van bedrijfskapitaal en het zorgdragen voor continuïteit in afstemming met de gehele ondernemingsketen, van producent tot consument. De afgelopen 3 jaar zagen zij een grote groei van leden. We hebben het over eigendom. Moet die bij één persoon of bij de aandeelhouders liggen of moet het bedrijf ‘van zichzelf' worden? En hoe ziet dat er dan uit? Reinoud en Manon vertellen onder andere hoe dat eruit ziet bij De Vrije Speelklas, een kinderopvang waar een deel van de medewerkers niet op de loonlijst staat maar vennoot is in de onderneming. Meer informatie over Sleipnir vind je hier: https://sleipnir.nl/ We leven in een tijd waarin ondernemers enorme uitdagingen voor hun kiezen krijgen. We weten steeds beter wat we niet meer willen, maar wat willen we dan wél? Middels Nieuwe Wereld Ondernemers zoeken we naar antwoorden op die vraag. Dat doen we door ondernemers, pioniers en experts te interviewen en door gelijkgestemde ondernemers live en online bij elkaar te brengen in hét nieuwe ondernemersnetwerk voor verbinding, inspiratie en co-creatie. Ga naar https://nieuwewereldondernemers.nl/ voor meer informatie over dit netwerk, vind bijeenkomsten bij jou in de buurt of help ons om deze te organiseren. --- Deze video is geproduceerd door Café Weltschmerz. Café Weltschmerz gelooft in de kracht van het gesprek en zendt interviews uit over actuele maatschappelijke thema's. Wij bieden een hoogwaardig alternatief voor de mainstream media. Café Weltschmerz is onafhankelijk en niet verbonden aan politieke, religieuze of commerciële partijen. Waardeer je onze video's? Help ons in de strijd naar een eerlijker Nederland, vrij van censuur en Steun Café Weltschmerz en word Stamgast! https://cafeweltschmerz.nl/register/ Wil je onze nieuwsbrief ontvangen in je mailbox? https://cafeweltschmerz.nl/nieuwsbrief/ Wil je op de hoogte worden gebracht van onze nieuwe video's? Klik hierboven dan op Abonneren!
Today we take a look at Loki's children, some are fairly monstrous and others less so. These include Fenrir, Hel, Jormungandr, Sleipnir and Nari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
昔使っていたウェブブラウザ、使いにくいあのシステム、パスワードのふりがな、最先端のチェックテクノロジー、学振の黒三角形の思い出等について話しました。Shownotes Opera Internet Explorer Sleipnir Netscape Google Chrome Microsoft Edge Firefox Safari 1. 600 tabs in your browser (Researchat.fm) Infoseek … 今は楽天なのか… ドリームキャスト scam … 詐欺 Google Pixel 例のイルカ Dunkin' TurboTax Multi-factor authentication (Wikipedia) 携帯の解約問題 (Togetter) 沈黙 (Wikipedia) 在ボストン日本国領事館 … いつもお世話になっております。 ゴルゴ13の漫画 (Twitter) … みんなSNSで報告するやつ 割印 アメリカも読んだ確認のために謎のイニシャルだけを書いていくやつあります。最近はイニシャルを登録するとクリックするだけで勝手に入れていってくれる… 公益社団法人 全日本印章業協会 … 公益社団法人全日本印章業協会は、個人、法人の財産を守る印章の重要な役割を啓発し、日本の文化に根を下ろし、社会において重要な役割を果たしている印鑑登録制度の健全な発展に寄与することを目的としています。 学振の三角形 (Twitter) … 調べると落合先生も最近書いてくださっていた。 学振の三角形 … もともと三角はプリントされていて、余白の部分を含めて枠の外を塗るのだった気がする。 日本で獲ったPh.D.がアメリカでも通用することの証明 … Ph.D.は世界共通じゃなかったのか！！！ researchmap … researchatと少しかぶるやつ NIHのbiosketch ファクシミリ (Wikipedia) ピーヒョロローは違う? … 昔のインターネッツだよな スマートスピーカー (Amazon.co.jp) Editorial Notes これは本当にありそうな夢の話です (soh) ドリカム(coela) 夢が揃いすぎてびびりました。アメリカはアメリカでビビるほどダメなシステムあります。(tadasu)
We are taking a bit of a break this week and releasing a short episode. David had some interpretations on S2 Episode 4 that came to him a few days after the episode was released and clarifying his explanation of how to make sense of Loki's "sacrifice". We will be back next week continuing the series on Loki. Shawn is also working on another solo short episode coming soon.David's blog post associated with this podcast episode: https://tworavenpodcast.wordpress.com/2022/08/06/loki-svadilfari-and-the-walls-of-asgard/David's related post at the Walled Garden: "Mythological Perspective on Trauma" expanding on my associations between Loki, Slepnir, and healing trauma ("Soul Wounds"): https://thewalledgarden.com/post/mythological-perspective-on-traumaDon't forget to follow our "meme game" on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoRavenPodcast/status/1557409391032270849 Ways to support us: Share Our Podcast Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1901373 David's Writing - Prosoche Project (www.prosocheproject.com). Follow us on Twitter (@TwoRavenPodcast): https://twitter.com/TwoRavenPodcast Follow us on Instagram (@BetweenTwoRavens): https://www.instagram.com/betweentworavens/ Donate to buy Shawn a beer or help cover our hosting costs: https://tworavenpodcast.wordpress.com/donation/ Support the show
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In this episode, Shawn and David discuss the myth about how Loki offers a set of ungivable gifts to a giant who was tasked to build (or repair?) the walls of Asgard. The catch being that the giant would need to finish the wall within a certain thought to be impossible timeframe. However, due to the giants trusty horse, Svadilfari, the giant seems on pace to finish in time.The gods, once again pissed off, threaten Loki to fix the situation, which he does. The good news is that Loki's actions pave the way for the birth of Odin's trusty eight-legged steed, Sleipnir; however, the unfortunate news being a rather disturbing result for the mischief god himself...Interested is more discussions on psychology, philosophy, and wisdom? Check out The Walled Garden meet-ups: (https://thewalledgarden.com/the-walled-garden-philosophical-society-meetup) August 4th David of Between Two Ravens presents Albert Ellis: Stoicism as the root of cognitive behavior therapy. Ways to support us: Share Our Podcast Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1901373 David's Writing - Prosoche Project (www.prosocheproject.com). Follow us on Twitter (@TwoRavenPodcast): https://twitter.com/TwoRavenPodcast Follow us on Instagram (@BetweenTwoRavens): https://www.instagram.com/betweentworavens/ Donate to buy Shawn a beer or help cover our hosting costs: https://tworavenpodcast.wordpress.com/donation/ Additional Info: A comparison of versions of Prose Edda: https://www.mimisbrunnr.info/edda-to-english Prose Edda (Byock; Penguin Classics): https://amzn.to/3inCvzn Prose Edda “Snora Edda” (See Anthony Faulks version from the Viking Society for Northern Research): http://vsnrweb-publications.org.uk/The Poetic Edda: A Study Guide (Tezner) https://www.amazon.com/Poetic-Edda-Study-Guide/dp/1795087757 Support the show
How does time work in mythology? Is it always present, cyclical, or normal and linear? More importantly, was Loki once impregnated by a horse? In this episode, we'll correct a few common misconceptions about Norse mythic time and dig into the origin of Óðinn's famous steed, Sleipnir. There are some sensitive topics in this one, but there's no reason why we can't discuss historical interpretations without a little modern sensitivity. Sources: “Concepts of Time in Old Norse Myth” by Margaret Clunies Ross in “Prolonged Echoes” Volume I, 1994 “Norse Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Heroes, Rituals, and Beliefs” by John Lindow, 2001 “Profane Duration and Sacred Time” by Mircea Eliade in “The Sacred and the Profane: The Nature of Religion”, 1963 “The Poetic Edda”, transl. by Carolyne Larrington, 2014 “The Prose Edda”, transl. by Anthony Faulkes, 1995 Contact: Write in: waelhraefn (at) gmail (dot) com Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/Nvw5hmkRsW Music: Celebration by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com). Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
“Sleipnir,” I said. It was the name of the Ghost Ship we were out there trying to find. “Sleipnir. I'm not sure I like it.” “Your instincts serve you well,” said our own Ship, it's voice like lightning sizzling over distant hills. “It is an evil name." --The Wrong Station contains explicit content and mature themes. Episode-specific warnings can be found at www.wrongstation.com/c-w Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Ritual: Secuelas: NA. Presupuesto: $1 M USD. Recaudación: $1.6 M USD. Año: 2017. Director: David Bruckner. Actores: Rafe Spall (Luke), Arsher Ali (Phil), Robert James-Collier (Hutch) y Sam Troughton (Dom). Origen:Novela que lleva el mismo nombre, escrita por Adam Nevill en 2011. Al parecer, en ella, una banda de metal atraía a los cultistas. Me recordó tu comentario, Rael, sobre los metaleros que son iconos de Suecia. En la novela, llevaba el nombre de “Moder”, que no se tocó en la película.¿De qué trata la película?Un grupo de amigos decide realizar senderismo en Suecia, a modo de tributo, debido a la sugerencia de su amigo Rob, quien seis meses antes fue asesinado en un asalto. Durante su trayecto, debido a la lesión de Dom, Hutch, cortan camino para llegar a alguna localidad cercana, eso implica adentrarse en los misteriosos bosques nórdicos donde existe un antiguo mal que los acecha a cada paso.¿Cuál fue la contribución de la película al cine de horror?Basada en la novela del mismo nombre, escrita por el autor Adam Nevill en el año 2011 y filmada en Rumania, “El Ritual” es una entretenida y tensa película donde no sabemos qué les espera a los personajes al adentrarse en el bosque, además, deben enfrentar sus constantes desacuerdos por el dolor y las culpas que tienen tras la muerte de uno de sus amigos. Vemos una criatura única, que antes no se había visto en otra película, la cual está inspirada en diferentes leyendas nórdicas.Director y reparto:David Bruckner es un director poco conocido, cuenta con algunas colaboraciones como escritor o productor en cintas como “Siren”, “VHS/94” y actualmente está en la posproducción como director del reboot de “Hellraiser”.Los actores también son poco conocidos, pero hacen una buena actuación, sobre todo en las escenas de tensión entre ellos por la culpa y el dolor que experimentan tras la muerte de su amigo. Cada personaje es distinto y tienen un propósito necesario. En el breve período en pantalla, hay desarrollos de personajes como el de Luke y Dom.La criatura:En el filme se nos presenta una criatura a la cual los lugareños del bosque le rinden culto como deidad, a cambio de protección y vida eterna. Es mencionado como el “Jotun”, uno de los hijos bastardos del dios nórdico Loki.Hay que analizar un poco esa parte, a diferencia de la película, en el libro se le llama “Moder”, pero esa criatura no existe en la mitología, en mi opinión, fue una creación directa del autor del libro y me comentaron que aplicaron la de Lovecraft, “un ser indescriptible”.En la mitología, me gustaría mencionar que Loki sí tuvo varios hijos bastardos, entre los más conocidos tenemos a Fenrir, Hela y Jormungand. Nunca se menciona que tuvo a un hijo llamado Moder con la forma que se nos presenta en la película, sin embargo, tal vez era necesario para desarrollar la idea sobre un hijo más para Loki. Lo más cercano, por el aspecto de la criatura, es que se trate de otro de sus hijos, el caballo gigante de ocho patas, denominado Sleipnir.También se ha mencionado que para el diseño de Moder se basaron en Shub Niggurath, la Cabra Negra de los bosques con sus diez mil vástagos, criatura de la obra de Lovecraft. Lo que sí se puede confirmar, es que Moder o Jotun, heredó el poder de cambiar su aspecto o crear ilusiones como su padre Loki. En la escena del sacrificio de Dom, él ve a su esposa, pero en realidad era dicho dios.Los Jotun:En la película, le llaman “Jotun”. Los Jotun eran gigantes y rivales de los dioses nórdicos. En el Ragnarok (la batalla del fin del mundo donde los dioses morirán) Loki es quien lidera a los Jotun contra los dioses. Hay una escena donde se pone en dos patas y parece un árbol, eso me gustó mucho.El hijo bastardo de Loki, Jotunn, es un dios engañoso equivalente a Satán. Loki tiene la habilidad de cambiar de forma, por lo que puede reproducirse con cualquier animal y, al ser un dios, es capaz de crear aberraciones combinando diferentes animales. La leyenda dice que tuvo sexo con un caballo, sin embargo, hay mucha especulación sobre cuál fue la verdadera mezcla de animales que dieron luz al Jotunn, quien sería presentado como un regalo para Odín.Dado que Loki tiene apariencia humana, puede ser que por ello haya conservado ciertos aspectos humanoides en la parte frontal y el resto una mezcla de otra criatura. Nota: también puede ser que no se haya reproducido con ninguna otra cosa. En la mitología nórdica se tiene el concepto de la reproducción asexual. Los hijos nacen de las axilas y otras partes del cuerpo del dios. Es posible que el Jotunn fuera una cosa que salió del cuerpo de Loki como si fuera un cáncer. En la película:Conocido como el Gran Dios del Bosque, se sugiere que ha existido por cientos o miles de años y otorga dos opciones:Te dará la inmortalidad, fuera de cualquier dolor, con la finalidad de que preserves el culto.Ser sacrificado, colgado en los árboles y con las tripas colgando.¿Puede matarse?Luke lo atacó con un arma. No queda muy claro si le hizo daño, pero, al menos, lo enojó al punto de perseguirlo. Segundo acto, le da un hachazo en la cara y emite un gemido de dolor. La intuición dice que quizá sí pueda cazarse y morir. La gente que va al bosque a acampar no es rival y nadie logra escapar, pues se convierten al culto o mueren. Tal vez puede regenerarse rápidamente. ¿Es inteligente?Sí, porque sabe cómo hacerte pasar por tus traumas, genera alucinaciones y tiene sometidos a los cultistas. De cierta forma, tenían otro lenguaje, ¿sería aquel con el que se comunican con el Jotun?¿Habilidades? Puede hipnotizar y controlar tu mente, parece que es capaz de entrar a tus sueños. Fuerza superior, puede desgarrar un cuerpo con un golpe o garrazo. Momificar y dar inmortalidad a los humanos. ¿Qué te gustó de la película?Me gustaron, al igual que en “Trollhunter”, los paisajes y el bosque espeso. Si hacemos a un lado a la criatura, el terror que proviene de perderse es espeluznante. La cosa extraña, una figura hecha de ramas en el segundo piso de la cabaña, que parece una persona agarrando unas cornamentas, te hace pensar que es algo humano, sin entender qué onda, pero cuando ves a la criatura, sabes que es la cabeza completa de la bestia. Tiene mucho sentido.En la cabaña, todos vieron su muerte y por eso tuvieron reacciones terribles: uno se hizo del baño en sí mismo, el otro vio a su esposa mientras estaba colgado. En particular, me gustó la marca que recibe el protagonista (Luke) en el pecho y cómo, cuando encuentra a los cultistas, tienen lo mismo.¿Qué no te gustó de la película? La creación de la atmósfera de terror. Las runas en los árboles por todos lados, sin nunca profundizar en qué significaban. Los que vivían por siempre en el segundo piso de la cabaña, consumidos, no tiene mucho sentido querer formar parte de ese culto: tienes que cazar algo para la criatura cada día, te hace ver tus peores pesadillas, vives en una silla sin moverte, haciendo ruidos raros y alucinando. ¿Por qué querría uno convertirse en eso? Los sacrificios eran algo confusos, le entregan un animal o una persona al Jotun y este solo los agarra y los encaja en los árboles. ¿Decorando su casa? 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Woden was a war god, and he appeared in heroic literature as the protector of heroes; fallen warriors joined him in Valhalla. The wolf and the raven were dedicated to him. His magical horse, Sleipnir had eight legs, teeth inscribed with runes, and the ability to gallop through the air and over the sea. Woden was the great magician among the gods and was associated with runes. He was also the god of poets. In outward appearance he was a tall, old man, with flowing beard and only one eye (the other he gave in exchange for wisdom). He was usually depicted wearing a cloak and a wide-brimmed hat and carrying a spear. In this story, we see him as a creator god
The tenth of Ten Norse Myths. Ragnarok, the Twilight of the Gods, the destruction of the worlds, the dramatic death duel of light and dark... Ragnarok. The end of the world had been prophesied from its beginning, and everyone across the world knew what to expect when Ragnarok fell upon them. For Ragnarok was the twilight of the gods, an end to the golden years of Asgard, an end to the palaces of delight, an end to the timeless world where nothing could interfere. It was the death of Balder that set the stage for the end of the world, and it was Loki's crimes which laid in place the main characters. And when the events had begun, there was no stopping it. When evil entered Asgard, it tainted all nine worlds. Sol and Mani, high in the sky, paled with fright, and their chariots slowed as they moved with effort across the sky. They knew that the fierce, dark wolves, Hati and Skull would be soon upon them and that it would be only a matter of time before eternal darkness would fall once again. Sol and Mani were indeed devoured by their dread pursuers, there was no light to shine on the earth, and the terrible cold crept into the warm reaches of summer and drew from the soil all that was growing there. Snow began to drift down upon the freezing land, and soon it snowed a little faster, and a little harder, until the earth was covered once again in a dark layer of ice. Winter was upon them, and it did not cease. For three long, frozen seasons, it was winter, and then, after a thaw that melted only one single layer of ice, it was back for three more. With the cold and the darkness came evil, which rooted itself in the hearts of humankind. Soon crime was rampant, and all shreds of kindness disappeared with the spring. At last, the stars were flung from the skies, causing the earth to tremble and shake. Loki and Fenris were freed from their manacles, and together they moved forward to wreak their revenge on the gods and men who had bound them so cruelly. At the bottom of Yggdrasill, there was a groan that emanated the entire length of the tree, for at that moment, Nithog had gnawed through the root of the world tree, which quivered and shook from bottom to top. Fialar, the red cock who made his home above Valhalla shrieked out his cry, and then flew away from the tree as his call was echoed by Gullinkambi, the rooster in Midgard. Heimdall knew at once what was upon them, and raising his mighty horn to his lips he blew the call that filled the hearts of all gods and humankind with terror. "Ragnarok." "Ragnarok." "Ragnarok." The gods sprang from their beds, and thrust aside the finery that hung in their chambers. They armed themselves and mounted their horses, ready for the war that had been expected since the beginning of time. They moved quickly over the rainbow bridge and then they reached the field of Vigrid, where the last battle would be fought. The turmoil on earth caused the seas to toss and twist with waves, and soon the world serpent Jormungander was woken from his deep sleep. The movement of the seas yanked his tail from his mouth, and it lashed around, sending waves crashing in every direction. And as he crawled out upon land for the first time, a tidal wave swelled across the earth, and set afloat Nagilfar, the ship of the dead, constructed as it was from the nails of the dead. Such nails came from those whose relatives had failed in their sacred duties, and neglected to pare the nails of the deceased when they were laid to rest. As the wind caught the blackened sail, Loki leapt aboard, and took her wheel – the ship of the undead captained by the personification of all evil. Loki called upon the fire-gods from Muspell, and they arrived in a conflagration of terrible glory. Another ship had set out for Vigrid, and this was steered by Hrym and crewed by the frost-giants who had waited through the millennia for this battle. Across the raging sea, both vessels made for the battlefield. As they travelled, Hel, crept from her underground estate, bringing with her Nithog, and the hellhound Garm. From up above, there was a great crack, and Surtr, with sword blazing, leapt with his sons to the Bifrost bridge, and with one swoop they felled it, and sent the shimmering rainbow crashing to the depths below. Quickly, Odin escaped from the battlefield, and slipped one last time to the Urdar fountain, where the Norns sat quietly, accepting their fate. He leant over Mimir, and requested her wisdom, but for once the head would not talk to him, and he remounted Sleipnir and returned to the field, frightened and aware that he had no powers left with which to defend his people. The opposing armies lined themselves on the field of Vigrid. On one side were the Aesir, the Vanir and the Einheriear – on the other, were the fire-giants led by Surtr, the frost-giants, the undead with Hel, and Loki with his children – Fenris and Jormungander. The air was filled with poison and the stench of evil from the opposing army, yet the gods held up their heads and prepared for a battle to end all time. And so it was that the ancient enemies came to blows. Odin first met with the evil Fenris, and as he charged towards the fierce wolf, Fenris's massive jaws stretched open and Odin was flung deep into the red throat. Thor stopped in his tracks, the death of his father burning deep in his breast, and with renewed fury he lunged at the world serpent, engaging in a combat that would last for many hours. His hammer laid blow after blow on the serpent, and at last there was silence. Thor sat back in exhaustion, Jormungander dying at his side. But as Thor made to move forward, to carry on and support his kin in further battles, the massive serpent exhaled one last time, in a cloud of poison so vile that Thor fell at once, lifeless in the mist of the serpent's breath. Tyr fought bravely with just one arm, but he, like his father, was swallowed whole, by the hellhound Garm, but as he passed through the gullet of the hound he struck out one last blow with his sword and pierced the heart of his enemy, dying in the knowledge that he had fulfilled his role in destiny. Heimdall met Loki hand to hand, and the supreme forces of good and evil engaged in the battle that had been raging for all Time. Their flames engulfed one another, on and on they fought, striking and hefting, matching each other blow for blow until a crescendo of light burst across the skies. And fell to silence. Heimdall and Loki were no more. The silent Vidar, Odin's son and God of Justice, came rushing from a distant part of the plain to avenge the death of his father, and he laid upon the jaw of Fenris a shoe which had been created for this day. With his arms and legs in motion he tore the wolf's head from his body, and then lay back in a pool of blood. Of all the gods, only Frey was left fighting. He battled valiantly, and as he laid down giant after giant, he felt a warmth on the back of his neck that meant only one thing. The heat burned and sizzled his skin, and as he turned he found himself face to face with Surtr. With a cry of rage that howled through the torn land, and shook the massive stem of the world ash, Yggdrasill, Surtr flung down bolts of fire that engulfed the golden palaces of the gods, and each of the worlds which lay beneath it. The heat caused the seas to bubble and to boil, and there came at once a wreath of smoke that engulfed the fire, and then, obliterated the nine worlds. At last all was as it had been in the beginning. There was blackness. There was chaos. There was a nothingness that stretched as far as there was space. The End of the World The earth was purged by the fire and there was at once a new beginning. The sun rose in the sky, mounted on a chariot driven by the daughter of Sol, born before the wolf had eaten her father and her mother. Fresh green grass sprung up in the crevices, and flowers and fruits burst forth. Two new humans, Lif, a woman, and Lifthrasir, a man, emerged from Mimir's forest, where they had been reincarnated at the end of the world. Vali and Vidar, the forces of natural law and nature had survived the fiery battle, and they returned to the plain to be greeted by Thor's sons, Modi and Magni, who carried with them their father's hammer. The Vanir, ancient rivals to the Aesir of Odin's family of Gods, had vanished forever, releasing Hoenir who had been held hostage for millennia underground. And from the deepest depths of the earth came Balder, renewed and as pure as he had ever been. Hodur rose with him, and the two brothers embraced, and greeted the new day. And so this small group of gods turned to face the scenes of destruction and devastation, and to witness the new life that was already curling up from the cloak of death and darkness. The land had become a refuge for the good. They looked up – they all looked all way up – and there in front of them, stronger than ever was the world ash, Yggdrasill, which had trembled but not fallen. There was a civilization to be created, and a small band of gods with whom it could be done. The gods had returned blinking into the light – a light as pure and virtuous as the new inhabitants of the earth – and in that light they gathered forth our own world. End of the ten Norse Myths The next ten tales are stories from Indian Mythology The first Norse Myth is Creation The second Norse Myth is Odin and Frigga And the third tells of the Valkyrie The fourth Myth tells how Thor Gained his Hammer. The fifth tale is about Loki The Sixth focuses on the God Heimdall, the guardian of the Bifrost The Seventh myth covers the story of the Tyr and the Sword of Destiny The Eighth story tells of The Volsungs The Ninth tale is of The Death of Baldur Part of a series on world myths and legends, released through Libsyn, on These Fantastic Worlds SF & Fantasy Fiction Podcast on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Vurbl and Stitcher and more. Also on this blog, These Fantastic Worlds. RSS feeds available on request by email. Text based on Norse Myths, General Editor Jake Jackson. Copyright © 2014 Flame Tree Publishing Ltd. ISBN: 9780857758200. This and other books on African, Indian, Polynesian, Aztec, Greek, Celtic and mythology are available online at flametreepublishing.com and in store worldwide, including Amazon, BookDepository, Barnes and Noble, Indigo, Blackwells and Waterstones. Online production, images and audio © 2022 Jake Jackson, thesefantasticworlds.com. Thanks to Frances Bodiam and Elise Wells, Logic ProX, Sound Studio, the Twisted Wave Recorder App, and Scrivener. More Tales, More Audio The first 100 tales in this series are new stories by Jake Jackson, on subjects ranging from robots, dystopia, haunted houses, dark fantasy and long shadows, including: Machines Discarded I Machines Discarded II Find Me The Green Man Kingdom of Lies Obsession Time Now Artificial Intelligence Clone Complicit Cosmic Hall Daily Mask Ophelia A.I. And a carousel of 10 audio stories from the podcast with information about submissions. Here's a related post, 5 Steps to the SF and Fantasy Podcasts.
The ninth Norse Myth of ten, brings us to the death of Baldur, one of the most famous laments of Viking legend... The Death of Baldur. To Odin and Frigga were born twin sons as dissimilar in character and physical appearance as it was possible for two children to be. Hodur, god of darkness, was sombre, taciturn, and blind, like the obscurity of sin, which he was supposed to symbolise, while his brother Baldur, the beautiful, was worshipped as the pure and radiant god of innocence and light. From his snowy brow and golden locks seemed to radiate beams of sunshine which gladdened the hearts of gods and men, by whom he was equally beloved. Each life that he touched glowed with goodness, and he was loved by all who knew him. Baldur tended to his twin brother Hodur with every kindness and consideration. Hodur worshipped Baldur, and would do nothing in his power to harm him. The youthful Baldur attained his full growth with marvellous rapidity, and was early admitted to the council of the gods. He took up his abode in the palace of Breidablik, whose silver roof rested upon golden pillars, and whose purity was such that nothing common or unclean was ever allowed within its precincts, and here he lived in perfect unity with his young wife Nanna (blossom), the daughter of Nip (bud), a beautiful and charming goddess. The god of light was well versed in the science of runes, which were carved on his tongue; he knew the various virtues of simples, one of which, the camomile, was called “Baldur's brow,” because its flower was as immaculately pure as his forehead. The only thing hidden from Baldur's radiant eyes was the perception of his own ultimate fate. There came a morning when Baldur woke with the dawn, his face tightened with fear and foresight. He had dreamed of his own death and he lay there petrified, aware, somehow, that the strength of this dream forecasted sinister things to come. So Baldur travelled to see Odin, who listened carefully, and knew at once that the fears of his son were justified – for in his shining eyes there was no longer simply innocence; there was knowledge as well. Odin went at once to his throne at the top of Yggdrasill, and he prayed there for a vision to come to him. At once he saw the head of Vala the Seer come to him, and he knew he must travel to Hel's kingdom, to visit Vala's grave. Only then would he learn the truth of his favourite son's fate. It was many long days before Odin reached the innermost graves on Hel's estate. He moved quietly so that Hel would not know of his coming, and he was disregarded by most of the workers in her lands, for they were intent on some celebrations, and were preparing the hall for the arrival of an esteemed guest. At last the mound of Vala's grave appeared, and he sat there on it, keeping his head low so that the prophetess would not catch a glimpse of his face. Vala was a seer of all things future, and all things past; there was nothing that escaped her bright eyes, and she could be called upon only by the magic of the runes to tell of her knowledge. The grave was wreathed in shadows, and a mist hung uneasily over the tombstone. There was silence as Odin whispered to Vala to come forth, and then, at once, there was a grating and steaming that poured forth an odour that caused even the all-powerful Odin to gag and spit. ‘Who disturbs me from my sleep,' said Vala with venom. Odin thought carefully before replying. He did not wish her to know that he was Odin, king of gods and men, for she may not wish to tell him of a future that would touch on his own. And so he responded: ‘I am Vegtam, son of Valtam, and I wish to learn of the fate of Baldur.' ‘Baldur's brother will slay him,' said Vala, and with that she withdrew into her grave. Odin leapt up and cried out, ‘With the power of the runes, you must tell me more. Tell me, Vala, which esteemed guest does Hel prepare for?' ‘Baldur,' she muttered from the depths of her grave, ‘and I will say no more.' Odin shook his head with concern. He could not see how it could be possible that Baldur's brother would take his life; Baldur and Hodur were the closest of brothers, and shared the same thoughts and indeed speech for much of the time. He returned to Asgard with his concerns still intact, and he discussed them there with Frigga, who listened carefully. ‘I have a plan,' she announced, ‘and I am certain you will agree that this is the best course of action for us all. I plan to travel through all nine lands, and I will seek the pledge of every living creature, every plant, every metal and stone, not to harm Baldur.' And Frigga was as good as her word, for on the morrow she set out and travelled far and wide, everywhere she went extracting with ease the promise of every living creature, and inanimate object, to love Baldur, and to see that he was not injured in any way. And so it was that Baldur was immune to injury of any kind, and it became a game among the children of Asgard to aim their spears and arrows at him, and laugh as they bounced off, leaving him unharmed. Baldur was adored throughout the worlds, and there was no one who did not smile when he spied him. No one, that is except Loki, whose jealousy of Baldur had reached an unbearable pitch. Each night he ruminated over the ways in which he could murder Baldur, but he could think of none. Frigga had taken care to involve all possible dangers in her oath, and there was nothing now that would hurt him. But the scheming Loki was not unwise, and he soon came up with a plan. Transforming himself into a beggarwoman, he knocked on Frigga's door and requested a meal. Frigga was pleased to offer her hospitality, and she sat down to keep the beggar company as she ate. Loki, in his disguise, chattered on about the handsome Baldur, who he'd seen in the hall, and he mentioned his fears that Baldur would be killed by one of the spears and arrows he had seen hurled at him. Frigga laughed, and explained that Baldur was now invincible. ‘Did everything swear an oath to you then?' asked Loki slyly. ‘Oh, yes,' said Frigga, but then she paused, ‘all, that is, except for a funny little plant which was growing at the base of the oak tree at Valhalla. Why I'd never before set eyes on such a little shoot of greenery and it was far too immature to swear to anything so important as my oath.' ‘What's it called?' asked Loki again. ‘Hmmm,' said Frigga, still unaware of the dangers her information might invoke, ‘mistletoe. Yes, mistletoe.' Loki thanked Frigga hastily for his meal, and left her palace, transforming at once into his mischievous self, and travelled to Valhalla as quickly as his feet would take him. He carefully plucked the budding mistletoe, and returned to Odin's hall, where Baldur played with the younger gods and goddesses, as they shot him unsuccessfully with arms of every shape and size. Hodur was standing frowning in the corner, and Loki whispered for him to come over. ‘What is it, Hodur,' he asked. ‘Nothing, really, just that I cannot join their games,' said Hodur quietly. ‘Come with me,' said Loki, ‘for I can help.' And leading Hodur to a position close to Baldur, he placed in his hands a bow and arrow fashioned from the fleetest of fabrics. To the end of the arrow, he tied a small leaf of mistletoe, and topped the razor-sharp tip with a plump white berry. ‘Now, shoot now,' he cried to Hodur, who pulled back the bow and let the arrow soar towards its target. There was a sharp gasp, and then there was silence. Hodur shook his head with surprise – where were the happy shouts, where was the laughter telling him that his own arrow had hit its mark and failed to harm the victim? The silence spoke volumes, for Baldur lay dead in a circle of admirers as pale and frightened as if they had seen Hel herself. The agony spread across Asgard like a great wave. When it was discovered who had shot the fatal blow, Hodur was sent far from his family, and left alone in the wilderness. He had not yet had a moment to utter the name of the god who had encouraged him to perpetrate this grave crime, and his misery kept him silent. Frigga was disconsolate with grief. She begged Hermod, the swiftest of her sons, to set out at once for Filheim, to beg Hel to release Baldur. And so he climbed upon Odin's finest steed, Sleipnir, and set out for the nine worlds of Hel, a task so fearsome that he shook uncontrollably. In Asgard, Frigga and Odin carried their son's body to the sea, where a funeral pyre was created and lit. Nanna, Baldur's wife, could bear it no longer, and before the pyre was set out on the tempestuous sea, she threw herself on the flames, and perished there with her only love. As a token of their great affection and esteem, the gods offered, one by one, their most prized possessions and laid them on the pyre as it set out for the wild seas. Odin produced his magic ring Draupnir, and the greatest gods of Asgard gathered to see the passing of Baldur. And so the blazing ship left the shore, will full sail set. And then darkness swallowed it, and Baldur had gone. Throughout this time, Hermod had been travelling at great speed towards Hel. He rode for nine days and nine nights, and never took a moment to sleep. He galloped on and on, bribing the watchman of each gate to let him past, and invoking the name of Baldur as the reason for his journey. At last, he reached the hall of Hel, where he found Baldur sitting easily with Nanna, in great comfort and looking quite content. Hel stood by his side, keeping a close watch on her newest visitor. She looked up at Hermod with disdain, for everyone knew that once a spirit had reached Hel it could not be released. But Hermod fell on one knee and begged the icy mistress to reconsider her hold over Baldur. ‘Please, Queen Hel, without Baldur we cannot survive. There can be no future for Asgard without his presence,' he cried. But Hel would not be moved. She held out for three days and three nights, while Hermod stayed right by her side, begging and pleading and offering every conceivable reason why Baldur should be released. And finally the Queen of darkness gave in. ‘Return at once to Asgard,' she said harshly, ‘and if what you say is true, if everything – living and inanimate – in Asgard loves Baldur and cannot live without him, then he will be released. But if there is even one dissenter, if there is even one stone in your land who does not mourn the passing of Baldur, then he shall remain here with me.' Hermod was gladdened by this news, for he knew that everyone – including Hodur who had sent the fatal arrow flying through the air – loved Baldur. He agreed to these terms at once, and set off for Asgard, relaying himself and his news with speed that astonished all who saw him arrive. Immediately, Odin sent messengers to all corners of the universe, asking for tears to be shed for Baldur. And as they travelled, everyone and everything began to weep, until a torrent of water rushed across the tree of life. And after everyone had been approached, and each had shed his tears, the messengers made their way back to Odin's palace with glee. Baldur would be released, there could be no doubt! But it was not to be, for as the last messenger travelled back to the palace, he noticed the form of an old beggar, hidden in the darkness of a cave. He approached her then, and bid her to cry for Baldur, but she did not. Her eyes remained dry. The uproar was carried across to the palace, and Odin himself came to see ‘dry eyes', whose inability to shed tears would cost him the life of his son. He stared into those eyes and he saw then what the messenger had failed to see, what Frigga had failed to see, and what had truly caused the death of Baldur. For those eyes belonged to none other than Loki, and it was he who had murdered Baldur as surely as if the arrow had left his own hands. The sacred code of Asgard had been broken, for blood had been spilled by one of their own, in their own land. The end of the world was nigh – but first, Loki would be punished once and for all. The next story tells of Ragnarok The first Norse Myth is Creation The second Norse Myth is Odin and Frigga And the third tells of the Valkyrie The fourth Myth tells how Thor Gained his Hammer. The fifth tale is about Loki The Sixth focuses on the God Heimdall, the guardian of the Bifrost The Seventh myth covers the story of the Tyr and the Sword of Destiny The Eighth story tells of The Volsungs Part of a series on world myths and legends, released through Libsyn, on These Fantastic Worlds SF & Fantasy Fiction Podcast on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Vurbl and Stitcher and more. Also on this blog, These Fantastic Worlds. RSS feeds available on request by email. Text based on Norse Myths, General Editor Jake Jackson. Copyright © 2014 Flame Tree Publishing Ltd. ISBN: 9780857758200. This and other books on African, Indian, Polynesian, Aztec, Greek, Celtic and mythology are available online at flametreepublishing.com and in store worldwide, including Amazon, BookDepository, Barnes and Noble, Indigo, Blackwells and Waterstones. Online production, images and audio © 2022 Jake Jackson, thesefantasticworlds.com. Thanks to Frances Bodiam and Elise Wells, Logic ProX, Sound Studio, the Twisted Wave Recorder App, and Scrivener. More Tales, More Audio The first 100 tales in this series are new stories by Jake Jackson, on subjects ranging from robots, dystopia, haunted houses, dark fantasy and long shadows, including: Machines Discarded I Machines Discarded II Find Me The Green Man Kingdom of Lies Obsession Time Now Artificial Intelligence Clone Complicit Cosmic Hall Daily Mask Ophelia A.I. And a carousel of 10 audio stories from the podcast with information about submissions. Here's a related post, 5 Steps to the SF and Fantasy Podcasts.
This week, we dive back into the Heroic Domains of Ysgard to discuss the details of the individual layers of the Plane. It's a long one this week, as we touch on some of the stories from Norse mythology that influence the mechanics of Ysgard, such as why the petitioners revive each day at dawn, or how Odin got his eight-legged rainbow horse, Sleipnir. We also discuss a couple of the things we would change, from the elves of Alfheim to Merratet, the realm of the Egyptian/Mulhorandi goddess Bast. We will be having our channel's inaugural Twitch stream on Sunday, November 28th, starting at 9:00 PM Eastern, where we will just have a live Q&A, and maybe create some homebrewed stuff. Drop by to say hi, and submit any questions you may have, or homebrew you'd like reviewed, to either our email or Twitter. This week's episode has been sponsored by Of Mice and Men and Monsters, and actual play podcast. You can find them on Twitter at @OMAMAMshow. Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/UndercommonTaste Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/ucthomebrew Join us on Instagram: instagram.com/undercommontaste Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/undercommontaste Chat with us on Discord: https://discord.gg/64R7ze3fBV Our theme song is Massacre Anne, written and performed by Mary Crowell, and used with permission. You can find Mary's work online at marycrowell.bandcamp.com, or on Patreon at patreon.com/DrMaryCCrowell.
In honor of the dark half of the year being in full swing (hello, 5 pm sunsets), Nick and Shannon are talking about things that are a little spooky and a little sleepy. Nick starts things off with a discussion of the mythical Nightmare creatures from various folklore tales. There's also a lot of Sleipnir discussion. Shannon gets into a heavy hitter in the herbalism world - Angelica Archangelica. In an episode where they're covering things that happen while you sleep, there was only one deity to discuss, MORPHEUS. He didn't just let you out of the matrix... To reach these witches, you can email them at wandsandfrondspod@gmail.com or message them on Instagram @wandsandfrondspod. If you want even more witchy goodness, you can join their Patreon.
Minute Twenty-Eight: From War and Death to Pride and Vanity It's a special week with a new guest each day! Today's guest is Pete Wright from TruStory FM and The Next Reel film podcast. He joins us to talk about the departure from Jotunheim, the disappearance of Sleipnir, and the fight between Odin and Thor. In the twenty-eighth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Where the hell does Sleipnir go? Is there a separate Bifrost for horses that sends them straight to the pasture? And to that end, where are the horses of Thor and his friends? Shouldn't they still be standing in front of the Himinbjorg? It's so great watching Loki through this movie now having had so much growth over the rest of the films and his show. His performance is quiet but so fascinating. Laufey and Odin have a very kingly agreement for war. At least that's how it seems. Laufey and Odin finish their conversation. Thor had broken the detente (if you can call it that) that had existed for so long and now Laufey really has every right to war, right? It seems like Odin is doing his best to smooth things over but pretty much knows it's over. These two are so kingly here the way Laufey waits to strike until Odin essentially agrees by saying, “So be it.” In Laufey's defense, Odin's argument that ‘boys will be boys' essentially is pretty weak. Dozens if not hundreds of Jotuns dead. The Jotun Beast dead. A giant chasm spreading from the central plaza at Utgardhall all the way to Bifrost Junction. It's hard to imagine really that Odin would ask Laufey to just dismiss this so readily. Odin does really seem weaker here and it's great how Laufey can really read this. Of course, it doesn't actually help him as it turns out. What's great, though, about Laufey waiting to strike at Odin until Odin essentially gives the go-ahead is that it gives him a sense of nobility. Again, very kingly. And it makes us wonder if he actually would be considered worthy by Mjølnir? Laufey attacks. Odin's ready and raises Gungnir from the back of Sleipnir. When Laufey attacks, Odin raises Gungnir and blasts energy out, knocking Laufey nearly off the cliff. It's a bit odd that the Bifrost opens at exactly that same moment to pull the Asgardians home. Did Odin plan it that way with Heimdall? He must have... right? And as a reminder, Odin was still astride Sleipnir. Just want to get that out there. To that end, the Bifrost is gorgeous in the dark Jotunheim skies. Laufey somehow is now standing in front of his troops again. No idea how he moved that quickly, but there he is. And he's fuming. He's definitely got a ‘this isn't over' look on his face. We go back to talk about the moment early when Odin stops his attack on Laufey. It really is like the moment he finally learns this lesson that he's trying to teach Thor here. Back to Heimdall's Observatory and in the middle of a family squabble to boot! But whither Sleipnir? The exterior of the Himinbjorg looks pretty CG in this moment. We cut into the argument midstream. Were they even arguing in the Bifrost? There's so much movement here and the argument is so intense that we actually have to slow down to figure out who's who and lock down where everyone is. Maybe that's why no one notices that Sleipnir is gone. Where the hell does an eight-legged horse go? Why does Odin toss Hofund – Heimdall's sword – to Heimdall so recklessly? Heimdall has to catch it bare-handed by the blade! Is this some other power of Heimdall? It's nuts. No longer remembering that he and his friends were cornered and likely about to be killed, Thor is now in angry son mode again as he verbally attacks Odin. He's very much focused on his dad being too old and his ways are defunct now. Odin clearly has much more wisdom in his speech. Thor is full of the folly of youth. And wow – Odin sure realizes it and likely here realizes what he has to do. Does Odin remember that Loki is even here? (Maybe he thinks he took Sleipnir to the pasture?) It's interesting that this largely is an argument between Thor and Odin. Why didn't he have Loki leave? Is it just purely for story purposes? Seems that a bit. Then again, it's possible Loki's slipperiness works to his advantage here as perhaps they don't realize he's still here. We debate about the wheels spinning in Loki's head. He really has such great shots as he watches essentially this tennis match. Heimdall's Observatory just looks so cool. We celebrate Bo Welch and his amazing work here. Is there a Gungnir slot in the stairs for Odin to rest his staff in? Or did he slam it down so hard that he implanted it there? Wow. Thor continues spewing venom at his father. Seriously, this is one of the best scenes in the film. How much of this is because of the way his father told him to be silent in the last minute? That was one hell of a delivery, Sir Hopkins! It's an intense minute as war is essentially declared and we get to witness the start of the fight between Odin and Thor. So much family drama! 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 Pete at TruStory FM
Minute Twenty-Seven: From Laufey's Attack to Laufey's Declaration It's a special week with a new guest each day! Today's guest is Steve Sarmento from TruStory FM's Trailer Rewind podcast. He joins us to talk about the arrival of Odin on Sleipnir and Odin's discussion with Laufey. In the twenty-seventh minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... We wonder what's going through Sif's and Loki's heads as we see those closeups of them looking at the Frost Giants. Branagh uses yet another god's eye view shot to great effect as he shows the Frost Giant army start moving in on the six Asgardians. But we see them stop when a light comes down from the sky. So how does Odin know that this is the right moment to arrive? Is Heimdall watching and telling him the right moment to go? And why does he get to bring his horse Sleipnir but Thor and his friends couldn't? Odin arrives on the back of Sleipnir, and there's plenty to talk about with this horse. Speaking of Sleipnir, we talk about the complexities of an eight-legged horse and try to figure out how it would move. We also laugh about his crazy origin stories, one of which includes Loki and a horse... you know... As for Odin's arrival on the Bifrost, we've decided that Heimdall leaves the Bifrost on just a few extra seconds because Odin loves the backlit rainbow look it gives him. Such a dramatic entrance and we're here for it 100%. So Thor – with his back to the Frost Giants – shouts to his father that they'll finish them together. Does anybody else thinks this perhaps isn't the best strategy? Especially because Odin's arrival is the moment that finally spurs the Frost Giants to start forming their ice weapons. Odin clearly has had some parenting issues with Thor, but his “Silence” he whispers to Thor is such a great moment that truly shuts Thor up and starts the doubt and confusion in his mind. Plus, he's way up on Sleipnir on a bluff, so he really towers over Thor. This moment gives us a surprising opportunity to reference The Godfather as Odin silences Thor. Odin also carries such a great angry shot on his face, while Loki again does a great job of being stone-faced. Laufey uses his ice magic to get up to Odin's level on the back of Sleipnir, and the kings debate. Laufey uses a surprising Iceman-ish move as he makes an ice riser for himself to get up to Odin's level. Perhaps this technique of theirs is how they got down here to the cliff so quickly from Utgardhall? This is a great moment to really get a sense of perspective of the Frost Giants and the Asgardians. They actually look so much bigger here, which often doesn't work quite as well. Seriously, he's taller than Odin on Sleipnir! It's great seeing Laufey and Odin together. Laufey may be emaciated but he still looks strong. Odin does look weary as Laufey points out. Laufey calls Odin ‘Allfather.' Is that just as a sign of respect? He certainly has a lot to be upset about at this moment. Odin's like the dad trying to make up for his son who crashed their car into the neighbor's house. Odin acts like his son's just a little rapscallion and tries to get him out of trouble, but it doesn't work. Laufey's been pushed too far. I mean, he essentially started war here. It does seem like if there's a time for Laufey to take action, this is it. His planet is dying, after all. Is there anything Odin could have said to prevent war? What would've happened if he hadn't arrived? It seems to us that war is the inevitable conclusion here. That being said, it's a bit odd that later in the film, Laufey doesn't seem to be doing anything about it. With all of that, we've decided that we want Marvel to make a movie about the battle between Odin and Laufey. They're just so incredibly compelling. “Don't let the Bifrost hit you on your way out!” It's a great minute with eight-legged Sleipnir and the start of some intense family drama, not to mention the brink of war. 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 Steve on Twitter and Letterboxd Trailer Rewind podcast
I used to tell a joke about Heimdall, but it was pretty horny. I used to tell a joke about Osiris, but it fell to pieces. I used to tell a joke about Venus, but it was masturbatory. I used to tell a joke about Sleipnir, but it didn't have legs. I used to tell a joke about Prometheus, but it needed a spark. I used to tell a joke about Draupnir, but it just didn't ever end. I used to tell a joke about Marathon, but it was a bit of a long walk. I used to tell a joke about the Hecatoncheires, but it was punching down. I used to tell a joke about Tyr, but it wasn't even-handed. I used to tell a joke about Ragnarok, but everyone knew the end already. I used to tell a joke about Jormungand, but it was very toxic. I used to tell a joke about Pandora, but it was too out of the box. I used to tell a joke about Cerberus, but it was just gatekeeping. I used to tell a joke about Yggdrasil, but I had to leaf. I used to tell a joke about the labyrinth's inhabitant, but it was bull. I used to tell a joke about the sword of Damocles, but it was over my head. I used to tell a joke about Procrustes, but I kept getting cut off. I used to tell a joke about Sisyphus, but I got tired of the repetition. I used to tell a joke about Penelope's crafting, but it was just an excuse to kill time. I used to tell a joke about the Golden Apple, but it caused too many arguments. I used to tell a joke about Gordian succession, but it was a tangled mess. I used to tell a joke about Minerva's bird, but I can't remember owl of it.01:58 AYURIS: Caylus 1303 (William Attia, Space Cowboys, 2019)Games Played Last Week:04:38 -Regicide (Paul Abrahams, Luke Badger, & Andy Richdale, Badgers from Mars, 2020)05:55 -Rhino Hero Super Battle (Scott Frisco & Steven Strumpf, HABA, 2017)06:00 -Kabuto Sumo (Tony Miller, BoardGameTables.com, 2021)06:37 -Shards of Infinity: Shadow of Salvation (Justin Gary & Ryan Sutherland, Stone Blade Entertainment, 2019)07:07 -Star Realms (Robert Dougherty & Darwin Kastle, Wise Wizard, 2014)09:06 -Root (Cole Wehrle, Leder Games, 2018)11:39 -Faiyum (Friedemann Friese, 2F-Spiele, 2020)12:45 -Descent: Legends in the Dark (Kara Centell-Dunk & Nathan I. Hajek, Fantasy Flight, 2021)25:01 -Dark Souls: The Board Game (David Carl, Alex Hall, Mat Hart, & Richard Loxam, Steamforged Games, 2017)28:34 -Warp's Edge (Scott Almes, Renegade Game Studios, 2020)31:46 -ALIEN: Fate of the Nostromo (Scott Rogers, Ravensburger, 2021)37:56 -Lots (Thomas Wells, Self-Published, 2021) 39:54 -Mandala (Trevor Benjamin & Brett J. Gilbert, 2019) 44:59 -Canvas (Jeff Chin & Andrew Nerger, Road to Infamy Games, 2021)46:20 -Rush M.D. (Athony Howgego, Konstantinos Kokkinis, & Dávid Turczi, Artipia Games, 2020)News (and why it doesn't matter):48:43 International Gamers Award nominees https://www.boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/121685/nominees-announced-2021-international-gamers-award49:28 Hero Realms digital beta50:00 Blood Red Skies and unpainted minis51:55 Atomic Mass Games: Star Wars: Armada being discontinued?53:20 SVWAG's statement on allegations against Greg Spence, CEO of Broken Token, and in solidarity with victims of sexual assaulthttps://www.polygon.com/tabletop-games/22632835/broken-token-greg-spence-allegations-sexual-assault-abuse54:37 Topic: Bluffing1:22:29 SVWAG Presents: Masterpiece Theatre Presents: The Fast and the Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
On this night's episode, your host Laurens brings you a special solo episode in which he talks about the murder on Johan Van Der Heyden, the birth of Sleipnir and the mysterious stairs in the woods.
This week we cover The Ritual and the sons of Loki that most closely relate to the beast in it, Sleipnir and Jormungandr. I apologize in advance for some blips in audio. Seems the gods don't like us talking about them.
Hi friends! On this episode, we are burdened with the glorious purpose of discussing the MCU series Loki on Disney+. We talk about the ships and representation (or lack thereof) on the show, and use it as a springboard to talk about taboo in romance, with some more colorful Norse mythology thrown in. As we discuss in the episode, taboos are super personal, and triggers are as well. So please note that we're going to touch on all sorts of touchy subjects, so if you want to skip this episode or bow out after the shipping discussions, we understand and support you knowing what's best for you. With that being said, we've listed everything we've talked about, so if you'd like to do any research into the books we discuss, we hope it'll be helpful. And this is kind of a “duh” thing, but this episode is probably even more NSFW than our usual content. Without further ado, spoilers ahead. Excelsior! Stuff we mentioned: Find us everywhere at www.makeoutalreadypod.com. Arrested Development scene: https://youtu.be/nfXANC9M3vw Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Holland: https://youtu.be/IVScTpD-M6Y Some TikTokers making excellent MCU content: Nicquemarina: https://www.tiktok.com/@nicquemarina?lang=en Straw Hat Goofy: tiktok.com/@straw_hat_goofy?lang=en Geeks of the Week: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/geeks-of-the-week/id1562422008 Jstoobs: https://www.tiktok.com/@jstoobs?lang=en amandajustvibin: https://www.tiktok.com/@amandajustvibin?lang=en Whattheblueberry (shameless self promotion): https://www.tiktok.com/@whattheblueberry?lang=en And some TikTokers providing fun kink education: Catieosaurus: https://www.tiktok.com/@catieosaurus?lang=en Miss Lovelock: https://www.tiktok.com/@miss.lovelock?lang=en “Lokius” on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6ZiNG9uvoVN0QqMNRQGQLY?si=9ef83c5a542a440e Svadilfari, Loki and Sleipnir: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Svadilfari [Sierra] Simone Scale of Taboo mug: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1064597031/simone-scale-of-taboo-extra-large-mug?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=simone+scale&ref=sr_gallery-1-1&organic_search_click=1&frs=1 Ice Planet Barbarians series by Ruby Dixon Hot Under His Collar by Andie J. Christopher Original Sinners series by Tiffany Reisz Feet: https://www.buzzfeed.com/daniellaemanuel/foot-fetish-theory-tiktok The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang Unteachable and Cam Girl by Elliot Wake writing as Leah Raeder Anything by Katee Robert A Gentleman in the Street by Alisha Rai Precious and Fragile Things; The Space Between Us; and Deeper by Megan Hart All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood Hot Texas Bosses series by Lyla Sinclair
Hey Wicked Bunch! This week Toshia tells us a little about Loki, and the beautiful horse Sleipnir. Just don't ask where it came from!! Song: Cameron Dodds --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wicked-wives/support
S5E113: Don't Metal with Things You Don't Understand *Available on your favorite streaming service* Just the Grims this week, chatting about everything and nothing. What movies can we watch over and over again? What would we take with us to the afterlife? The story of Marvin Heemyer. And, finally, we get to announce upcoming shows! Metal for your filthy earballs! Special Thanks to: Tyranonaut, SONG: Marble Eye Ferus Din, SONG: The Great Dying ERADICATOR, SONG: Monday's for Murder The Flight of Sleipnir, SONG: Volund Grandma's Pantry: Matakopas, Rome NY, SONG: For Your Life LYKHAEON, SONG: Descent Into Ruinous Splendor Galvanizer, SONG: The Inexorable Katy Scary, SONG: Reviled By Light Hexorcist, SONG: Exulting the Adversary Hnagash, SONG: Spiritual Death
ガイアックスのエンジニアが様々テーマで語るポッドキャスト「Gaiax Technical Radio」 今回は、フェンリルのプロジェクトリーダーの金津さんに、大規模な共同開発プロジェクトについていろいろ聞いてみました。
Sleipnir is Odin's eight legged horse. This beast was a gift from the trickster God Loki as payment for some foolery while trying to protect Asgard.
This week Bri & Ber learn about the origins of Odin's Steed, Sleipnir! They go over where in history he's been referenced, his very strange beginnings, and how he's still mentioned in modern times. All the while Bri & Ber are still very much on their Lord of the Rings kick.
Quizmasters Lee and Marc are joined by Jon Lewis to ask, suss and answer a general knowledge quiz with topics including Norse Mythology, Comedians, Chocolate, Authors, Product Placement, Pro-Wrestling, Catchphrases, Celebrities Gone Wild, Beverages, NBA Championships and Records, Geometry, Movie Directors, U.S. Culture, Arcade Games, Cities in California, Food Companies and more! Round One NORSE MYTHOLOGY - According to Norse mythology, Odin's horse Sleipnir has how many legs? COMEDIANS - What SCTV cast member was known for their impressions of Orson Welles, Michael Caine and Bob Hope as well as original character Doug MacKenzie (alongside Rick Moranis’s Bob)? CHOCOLATE - Valentine's Day is right around the corner, a day where you are obligated to be happy with delicious treats and cards. With chocolate being one of the biggest sellers on Valentine's Day, what country consumes the most chocolate? AUTHORS - What famous author traveled with Truman Capote to help him with interviewing and investigating people for the novel In Cold Blood? PRODUCT PLACEMENT - Beating out Jean Claude Van Damme in Bloodsport, what corporate mascot earned a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst New Star for their cameo in 1988's Mac and Me? PRO-WRESTLING - Following WWE's WCW poorly received invasion angle, who was the final WCW champion? Missed Corrections “French Guinea is considered to be part of France, not a territory.” - Miguel Round Two CATCHPHRASES - “Whoa Nellie!” and “Wowie Kazowie!” were catchphrases of what children’s television character, who was popularized by Larry Harmon and played by several performers? CELEBRITIES GONE WILD - Mr. T was involved in the Lake Forest Chainsaw Massacre in 1987 by felling over 100 trees to the horror of residents of what major city? BEVERAGES - Dr. Pepper was created in the 1880's by pharmacist Charles Alderton, first served around 1885 in this Texas city? NBA RECORDS - Setting a record in the league for most points scored in an NBA game, how many points did Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors score on March 2, 1962? GEOMETRY - How many faces are there on an icosahedron? MOVIE DIRECTORS - J.J. Abrams is associated with big budget blockbusters, with his last film being Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. What was J.J. Abrams first major studio directorial debut? Rate My Question U.S. CULTURE - A staple product of Charleston markets, Sweetgrass Baskets are tightly woven baskets made of marshgrass. What culture, located in the coastal regions from Jacksonville FL through Cape Fear NC, is responsible for carrying on the tradition of sweetgrass basket-making? - submitted by Stewart Schrieffer ARCADE GAMES - What classic arcade game was created to make use of the developer's surplus arcade monitors? - submitted by GrandtasticGlenn Final Questions NBA CHAMPIONSHIPS - As of 2020, there are two teams for the number of NBA Championships won. Who are the two teams? CITIES IN CALIFORNIA - What city, the largest in Silicon Valley, is the third largest city in California? FOOD COMPANIES - What S&P 500 company, founded in 1897 by an apple butter peddler and owner of the Jif peanut butter brand, is also the parent company of pet brands Milk Bone, Kibbles n Bits, and 9 Lives as well as coffee brands Foldger's, Cafe Bustelo and retail bags of coffee bearing the Dunkin trademark? Upcoming LIVE Know Nonsense Trivia Challenges January 20th, 2021 - Know Nonsense Trivia Challenge - Point Ybel Brewing Co. - 7:30 pm EST January 21st, 2021 - Know Nonsense Trivia on Twitch - 8 pm EST Special Guest: Jon Lewis.
Join us for Episode 02 where Kristin rides through Norse mythology for The Birth of Sleipnir or How the Gods Got Their Wall (by making Jotunheim pay for it). Our featured tea is Loki’s Blend - Black from The Northern Herbalist. Check out this and other Norse mythology-inspired tea blends at https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheNorthernHerbalist Find us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/murderandmyths) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/murderandmyths/) @murderandmyths Episode transcripts available at http://www.murderandmyths.com Music Credits: Murder & Myths Season theme music “Doomed Romance” by https://www.purple-planet.com Background music: “Expectancy” by https://www.purple-planet.com
Welcome to door number nine of Macabre London's Abhorrent Advent Calendar. Today we take a look at the precursor to Santa's reindeer and learn about Sleipnir, the coolest horse...ever and how he came to influence the reindeer we recognise today! I hope you enjoy and if you did, please thumbs up the video and tell your friends! Remember to subscribe as I'll be releasing an episode every single day in December until Christmas Day. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Patreon——————————-If you like the podcast and would like it to continue then please support us on Patreon. You can donate for as little as a price of a cup of coffee and you’ll get even more Macabre London. Our patrons get access to exclusive content and money off our new merchandise when it lands! www.patreon.com/macabrelondon Thank you to our executive producer patrons - Barry & SamAnd to all of our other patronsKarenTobyRy FrSabrinaMelanieKatriOliviaAndrewAlexisRenJenniferOne off donations————————————————You can make a one off donation to support the show via the PayPal link here: paypal.me/macabrelondonAmazon Wishlist——————————————————If you’d like to purchase something that will help the production of the show or help with research then please visit my Amazon wish list. The price range starts pretty low too which means it caters for a range of budgets and really helps the show to continue. Thanks so much if you've bought me something from me list, it's so kind of you and you're the bestest.http://amzn.eu/dJxEf1VMERCH IS NOW AVAILABLE!!!After two years of running the podcast, I've finally got round to getting some t-shirts made. They're extremely limited and this design may not be repeated again so if you want one, get it now so you don't miss out. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/MacabreLondonYou can now watch our episodes! There are hosted versions of each podcast available on YouTube by me, your (g)host Nikki Druce! Featuring photos and pictures to really set the scene and to bring the episodes to life....or death in some cases. Make sure you check it out and subscribe if you like it and tell your friends. Just search Macabre London podcast on the YouTube website and you’ll find the show. As we’re brand new on YouTube we’d love it if you could share the show around so we can reach more people. Please like, comment and subscribe too so you don’t miss any shows. ———————————————————If you like this episode, please like, share and subscribe. It helps people to find the podcast which helps the Macabre Family grow! Please leave us a review, this also helps us to be discovered on iTunes and helps you guys in turn as more listeners helps the podcast grow into something bigger and better!! All stories in this episode were written and researched by Nikki Druce and are not to be reproduced in any aspect without consent. ——————————————————— Social media ——————————You can find Macabre London online @macabrelondonpodcastvon Instagram and @macabrelondon on Facebook and Twitter. You can also email us at macabrelondon@hotmail.com Sponsors————————-Download your free audiobook that you get to keep forever by using our code when you sign up for a 30 day free trial with audible.com Simply visit www.audible.com/macabrelondon to get your trial. *this is an affiliate code for US customers only* *If you use this code, you’ll be supporting us so we are able to continue bringing you episodes* Sources Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/macabrelondon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A trip to the bakery goes horribly awry as Mendax, Elowen and Nesgrax are confronted by a mysterious stranger with some dangerous information and a simple delivery job for our heroes...
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Today we talk about some animals that don't get the attention or recognition that they deserve around the Christmas holidays! With so many stories and myths from all over the world, we explore and introduce some new holiday traditions and histories of animals at Christmas that I hope you enjoy! If you have any comments or just want to reach out, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or email me at lostchristmaspodcast@gmail.com!Links from show:Story of Sleipnir the eight-legged horseNestor the Long-Eared Christmas DonkeySpecial thanks to:The Christmas Song/Heaven/Slow 3/4 Song by Peter Evans, Tom Blancarte, and Brandon Seabrook - CC by 3.0Santa Claws is Coming by Ergo Phizmiz - CC by 3.0 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lostchristmaspodcast/message
Astral Projection! Weirwoods! Dunk and Egg! Sleipnir and Yggdrasil! It's all here in Weirwood Compendium 9! This was a scripted podcast that I presented live, lightly edited for the podcast feed. WWC 10 coming next week on the pod feed!
Jak powstał mur wokół Asgardu?I skąd się wziął ośmionogi ogier Odyna - Sleipnir?I co najważniejsze - czego może nas ta historia nauczyć?Podcast jest wersją audio filmów pojawiających się na kanale YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/VikingPowerInner War Saga w sieci:https://www.instagram.com/innerwarsaga_pl/https://www.facebook.com/innerwarsagaplhttps://innerwarsaga.com/Jeśli masz problem, którego chciałbyś się pozbyć za pomocą hipnozy, zapisz się na bezpłatną konsultację:https://innerwarsaga.com/bezplatna-konsultacja
"Ich baue eure Mauer wieder auf" - klingt attraktiv, wenn der Schutzwall um Asgard kaputt ist und die Götter keine Lust zum Arbeiten haben. Aber der Deal hätte auch leicht schief gehen können...
With half the crew's mechs disabled after their fight in space, the Getaround Trust must continue the last leg of their mission with standard issue mobile suits. They simply have to fly some cargo halfway across the planet without getting ambushed or attacked by any Overlord forces, but the Grand Horizon unit that broke through the checkpoint has something worse planned for everyone... ----more---- Grant played the role of unpunished mutineer Aggai Guild, pilot of the Panamax (and a standard issue Kazu unit). Thyl played the role of con artist Professor Bernard Bluff, pilot of the Sleipnir. Violet played the role of failed up-and-comer Maxie Moxie, pilot of the Knight-Errant. Yao played the role of spunky university student Vic Leon, pilot of the Beepy Boi (and a standard issue Kazu unit). And Gnome was our GM. Today's episode was edited by Grant.
Ævar Þór Benediktsson les framhaldssöguna Sleipnir og stórhættulega fjölskyldutréð sem hann skrifaði fyrir Bókmenntaborgina Reykjavík. Fimmti og síðasti lestur.
Ævar Þór Benediktsson les framhaldssöguna Sleipnir og stórhættulega fjölskyldutréð sem hann skrifaði fyrir Bókmenntaborgina Reykjavík. Fjórði lestur af fimm.
Ævar Þór Benediktsson les framhaldssöguna Sleipnir og stórhættulega fjölskyldutréð sem hann skrifaði fyrir Bókmenntaborgina Reykjavík. Þriðji lestur af fimm.
Ævar Þór Benediktsson les framhaldssöguna Sleipnir og stórhættulega fjölskyldutréð sem hann skrifaði fyrir Bókmenntaborgina Reykjavík. Annar lestur af fimm.
Ævar Þór Benediktsson les framhaldssöguna Sleipnir og stórhættulega fjölskyldutréð sem hann skrifaði fyrir Bókmenntaborgina Reykjavík. Fyrsti lestur af fimm.
Hey folks! It's time for a new Bonus Feat. Today, we played Beam Saber by Austin Ramsay. Military outcast crew the Getaround Trust has been given a simple, but important, mission - deliver some Indigo Empire cargo down to Earth. But first, they need to get through the checkpoint established by Overlord LTD, denying access to the planet. And the zealots of Grand Horizon just so happen to be trying to raid the checkpoint at the same time... ----more---- Grant played the role of unpunished mutineer Aggai Guild, pilot of the Panamax. Thyl played the role of con artist Professor Bernard Bluff, pilot of the Sleipnir. Violet played the role of failed up-and-comer Maxie Moxie, pilot of the Knight-Errant. Yao played the role of spunky university student Vic Leon, pilot of the Beepy Boi. And Gnome was our GM.
Emily presents Sara with a tale of walls, terrible bargains, and women being passed off as prizes to be won...weirdly it's Norse Mythology and not just reading US headlines. Support Afternoonified by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/afternoonifiedFind out more at http://getafternoonified.comThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.
As Kate Bush remarked in her song, ‘December will be magic(k) again.’ Sure enough, here most of us are acting out the same strange rituals we do every year at this time, but with few of us ever questioning the symbolic relevance of them, or their origins.On hand to shed some light is Ryan Gable, occult scholar, author of the book ‘Occult Arcana,’ and host of the five-times-weekly ‘Secret Teachings’ radio show. Ryan guides us through the eclectic customs from past cultures that shape the traditions of Christmas that have survived into these times - the Winter Solstice, Roman Saturnalia, the Cult of Mithras, Northern European Yule, Odin and his eight-legged horse Sleipnir, Chronos/ Father Time/ The Grim Reaper, Dutch Sinter Klaas, Hanika and Kwanza. We also touch on the internal alchemical process of the raising of the Chrism oil, and the ancients’ ingestion of red and white spotted mushrooms which may be one of the inspirations for the gift-giving Father Christmas. No-one, however, can explain why it’s necessary to endure Wham!, Mariah Carey, Slade and Cliff Richard every time you walk into a shop in December. The lyric video to the Beast 1333 song ‘A Christmas Story’ is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK-72kGca5EThe video to the Ras Kass song ‘Jack Frost 2 (White Christmas) is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebqPtz3FltQLast year’s show on the symbolic and spiritual relevance of Christmas with guest Charlie Freak is here:https://www.spreaker.com/user/markdevlin/good-vibrations-podcast-vol-134-charlie-Ryan’s The Secret Teachings radio show can be subscribed to here:http://thesecretteachings.infoHis new book, ‘The Technological Elixir’, is available here:http://thesecretteachings.info/the-technological-elixir-2/
As Kate Bush remarked in her song, ‘December will be magic(k) again.’ Sure enough, here most of us are acting out the same strange rituals we do every year at this time, but with few of us ever questioning the symbolic relevance of them, or their origins.On hand to shed some light is Ryan Gable, occult scholar, author of the book ‘Occult Arcana,’ and host of the five-times-weekly ‘Secret Teachings’ radio show. Ryan guides us through the eclectic customs from past cultures that shape the traditions of Christmas that have survived into these times - the Winter Solstice, Roman Saturnalia, the Cult of Mithras, Northern European Yule, Odin and his eight-legged horse Sleipnir, Chronos/ Father Time/ The Grim Reaper, Dutch Sinter Klaas, Hanika and Kwanza. We also touch on the internal alchemical process of the raising of the Chrism oil, and the ancients’ ingestion of red and white spotted mushrooms which may be one of the inspirations for the gift-giving Father Christmas. No-one, however, can explain why it’s necessary to endure Wham!, Mariah Carey, Slade and Cliff Richard every time you walk into a shop in December. The lyric video to the Beast 1333 song ‘A Christmas Story’ is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK-72kGca5EThe video to the Ras Kass song ‘Jack Frost 2 (White Christmas) is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebqPtz3FltQLast year’s show on the symbolic and spiritual relevance of Christmas with guest Charlie Freak is here:https://www.spreaker.com/user/markdevlin/good-vibrations-podcast-vol-134-charlie-Ryan’s The Secret Teachings radio show can be subscribed to here:http://thesecretteachings.infoHis new book, ‘The Technological Elixir’, is available here:http://thesecretteachings.info/the-technological-elixir-2/
Have you ever wondered why we leave cookies out for Santa? It turns out that it goes all the way back to ancient Norse mythology! Kids would leave treats out for Odin's 8 legged horse Sleipnir in hopes that Odin would leave gifts them. Taylor Swift AND Katy Perry both have new Christmas songs out this year and they are both terrific! According to Taylor Swift's Instagram she “...actually did grow up on a Christmas tree farm. In a gingerbread house, deep within the yummy gummy gumdrop forest.” Her new song "Christmas Tree Farm" seems to back that up, and the video is full of adorable home movie footage from her childhood.Katy Perry's new song "Cozy Little Christmas " also has a video, but where Taylor Swift went for Christmas nostalgia, Katy Perry definitely went for Christmas glitz! Both songs are terrific additions to our Christmas music catalog and we're pretty sure they'll be playing on repeat for a lot of holidays to come!
En el programa de Segunda Lectura de este mes hablaremos de "Spiderlight" novela del escritor Adrian Tchaikovsky. También hablaremos de las novedades editoriales de septiembre, noticias del mundo lector y premios. SPIDERLIGHT Autores: Adrian Tchaikovsky Editorial: Alethé ISBN: 9788491645566 Libros mencionados en novedades: ´- La ciudad que nació grandiosa y otros relatos de N.K. Jemisin (Ed.Nova) - Estoy en Puertomarte sin Hilda y otros cuento de Isaac Asimov (Ed. Alianza) - Fundación de Carlos Sisí (Ed. minotauro) - La rueda del tiempo: El ojo del mundo de Robert Jordan (Ed. minotauro) - Conjuro de luz de V.E. Schwab (Ed. Destino) - Corazón de espino de Bree Barton (Ed. Roca) - La epopeya de los amantes de Miguel Santander (Ed. Cerbero) - Madrugada de Teresa P. Mira de Echeverría (Ed. Cerbero) - Lauburu de Nakhikari Diosdado (Ed. Cerbero) - De brujas y gigantas de David Pierre (Ed. Cerbero) - El bosque de Sleipnir de Covadonga Gonzalez Pola (Ed. Triskel Ediciones) - Las Crisálidas de John Wyndham (Ed. Runas) - Las espadas de Lankhmar (Ed. Gigamesh) EL MES QUE VIENE LEEMOS: Sistemas críticos: Los diarios de Matabot de Martha Wells ¡No os lo perdáis! Síguenos en Twitter: www.twitter.com/latrastiendaofi www.twitter.com/SegLectura ¡Pásate por nuestro canal de Discord https://discord.gg/XHqyd8Z !
En el programa de Segunda Lectura de este mes hablaremos de "Spiderlight" novela del escritor Adrian Tchaikovsky. También hablaremos de las novedades editoriales de septiembre, noticias del mundo lector y premios. SPIDERLIGHT Autores: Adrian Tchaikovsky Editorial: Alethé ISBN: 9788491645566 Libros mencionados en novedades: ´- La ciudad que nació grandiosa y otros relatos de N.K. Jemisin (Ed.Nova) - Estoy en Puertomarte sin Hilda y otros cuento de Isaac Asimov (Ed. Alianza) - Fundación de Carlos Sisí (Ed. minotauro) - La rueda del tiempo: El ojo del mundo de Robert Jordan (Ed. minotauro) - Conjuro de luz de V.E. Schwab (Ed. Destino) - Corazón de espino de Bree Barton (Ed. Roca) - La epopeya de los amantes de Miguel Santander (Ed. Cerbero) - Madrugada de Teresa P. Mira de Echeverría (Ed. Cerbero) - Lauburu de Nakhikari Diosdado (Ed. Cerbero) - De brujas y gigantas de David Pierre (Ed. Cerbero) - El bosque de Sleipnir de Covadonga Gonzalez Pola (Ed. Triskel Ediciones) - Las Crisálidas de John Wyndham (Ed. Runas) - Las espadas de Lankhmar (Ed. Gigamesh) EL MES QUE VIENE LEEMOS: Sistemas críticos: Los diarios de Matabot de Martha Wells ¡No os lo perdáis! Síguenos en Twitter: www.twitter.com/latrastiendaofi www.twitter.com/SegLectura ¡Pásate por nuestro canal de Discord https://discord.gg/XHqyd8Z !
Episode watched: #113 "OPERATION CHUSHINGURA" In this episode, Lupin (who has been cursed by a mummy and fought a vampire) ADAMANTLY REFUSES to believe in ghosts, and it's great. This week we talk about hero gamer, happy plants, week good, the peanut gallery, shittiest MacBeth, he is a ghost, suddenly inspirational, all magic is real, Fujiko is freaking out, cool cop cameo, samurai spirit, constantly dabbing, legal murder, hip teen calculator, horse murder plan, Pokemon Ghost, shoot to kill, we love oboe, uncooked fettuchini, Civil War re-enactor Zenigata, Kabuki Cops, ghost slaps, cool vape tricks, Spectral Cotton, teeth treasure, cut to commercial, and Sleipnir murder.
Time to get HAMMERED! Cultural Intern Eris drunkenly regales Cultural Intern Z with the Norse myth "Gylfaginning," or the story in how Sleipnir, Odin's awesome eight-legged horse, was born. This one gets a little raunchy, guys. (Year 1, Episode 12) -- Transcripts for this episode can be found on our blog. Find us on social media at:InstagramPatreonTumblrTwitter -- This episode's sponsors: Mac BoyleTheme song by Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com
Anya and Alan talk about Shadow’s inner light, flashbacks, and Loki being the first mpreg. Listen to us try to decide who is “The Beguiling Man” and what does all of it mean?The Roman goddess Libertas is on the “heads” side of many coins.Our March 2019 Episode of Hallowed Ground StoryCast was Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.Who are Mulder and Scully? What?! A show from the 90’s? Did they have TV then?Respectability Politics requires that everyone adhere to white culture in order to be accepted by society.Colorism or the idea of skin-shade forming a social hierarchy, exists in every group in American culture- including Black Culture.The eight-legged horse of death Sleipnir is the love child of Loki.Lani Diane Rich hosts the excellent free university-level story-theory pod “How Story Works”In Hinduism reincarnation happens to all creatures- even the universe.LOST is an amazing TV show- and you should check it out.Helen of Troy is a major character in The Illiad.The Yellow Rose of Texas is a legendary part of Texan history.Chipperish Media is launching a show about Neil Gaiman’s TV adaptation of his book “Good Omens” called “Welcome to the End Times” on April 21st 2019.Our Theme song is "Unstoppable Force" by FortyTwoMusic with other musical contributions by Rich Holmes.Follow us on Twitter @ShadowShambler and Anya @StrangelyLiterlShadows and Shamblers is a production of Hallowed Ground Media and is released under a Creative Commons NonCommercial Sharealike License.
Get on the Sleipnir, Odin. Two myths, one episode! How exactly does Ragnarok, the end of all things, start? Find out about the major players, how Fenrir is the best doggo, the heaviest shoe in the world, Loki’s children, rebirth and more. Follow us on Twitter @MythRoast
Yule want to listen to this episode and our upcoming holiday classics! This episode is Yuletide and Saturnalia all in one. We hope you are ready to lose your togas and don your pileus caps! Gather your wine and your wassail, take a seat and light the log and party for at least a week to celebrate Saturn and the Golden Age of Man in our favorite Roman Holiday, Saturnalia! We're not limiting this classic re-release celebration to Classical Rome. No sir! It's not a Yuletide party until you've ridden your Sleipnir with Odin all the way up and down the heims for a raucous season of the hunt. Drunk Mythology is a podcast created by Krista and Christian, recounting the feats and failures of world Mythology, with a few drinks along the way.
In this Special Podcast, an extra standalone episode I interview Duncan a drift – Duncan Hutchison. Duncan was on our 10th GPS training podcast, please do go back and listen to that one here. If you have not heard this one please stop now, go back and listen to it as we are going to take the story up from where that one left off. So if you need a quick reminder – Duncan built his own boat and was aiming to row across the Atlantic in it. You named to boat “Sleipnir” (the 8 legged horse). The 8 legged horse which was legendary for his strength, courage and speed. It is believed that Sleipnir was not only the fastest horse, but exceptionally smooth and that he could be ridden over the sea and through the air, which is where he got his name, the meaning of which is “smooth” or “gliding”.
In this Special Podcast, an extra standalone episode I interview Duncan a drift – Duncan Hutchison. Duncan was on our 10th GPS training podcast, please do go back and listen to that one here. If you have not heard this one please stop now, go back and listen to it as we are going to take the story up from where that one left off. So if you need a quick reminder – Duncan built his own boat and was aiming to row across the Atlantic in it. You named to boat “Sleipnir” (the 8 legged horse). The 8 legged horse which was legendary for his strength, courage and speed. It is believed that Sleipnir was not only the fastest horse, but exceptionally smooth and that he could be ridden over the sea and through the air, which is where he got his name, the meaning of which is “smooth” or “gliding”.
Yule want to listen to this episode and our whole Holiday party pack of episodes coming to you in the month of December! It's Yuletide and Saturnalia all in one this week. We hope you are ready to lose your togas and don your pileus caps! Gather your wine and your wassail, take a seat and light the log and party for at least a week to celebrate Saturn and the Golden Age of Man in our favorite Roman Holiday, Saturnalia! We're not limiting this celebration just to Classical Rome. No sir! It's not a Yuletide party until you've ridden your Sleipnir with Odin all the way up and down the heims for a raucous season of the hunt. Drunk Mythology is a podcast created by Krista and Christian, recounting the feats and failures of world Mythology, with a few drinks along the way.
How did Odin acquire faithful steed Sleipnir? And why did Loki have to go and do That? Find out about the horse clause, Asgard’s wall, a mysterious stranger, and more. Follow us on Twitter @MythRoast
Það vita margir að hið vanskapaða hross Sleipnir steig niður einum af ónáttúrulega mörgum hófum sínum austur á Ásbyrgi. Þar bjó hann til klettavegg sem fólk elskar að tjalda við hliðina á. Það sem færri vita er að annar hryllilegur angi neðan úr þessu "hrossi" kom niður í hjarta Reykjavíkur og skapaði Skeifuna - þaðan kemur nafnið. Í dag er Skeifan merkileg verslunargata, menningarmiðstöð og ráðgáta. En það eru fleiri ráðgátur sem verða á vegi Váfuglsins í þetta sinn. Hvar er „hið raunverulega Ísland“ að finna? Hver býr raunverulega í uppsveitum Skagafjarðar og hvað gerir fólk þar? Hvað varð um Guðmund eftir að hann kom við í hverfissjoppunni sinni í síðasta sinn? Við opnum hjólageymsluna eftir þungbæran vetur og rúllum Gísla Marteini út. Hann fær að flakka alla leið í Blesugróf þar sem hann skröltir um og segir okkur sögu þessa alræmda hverfis. Það er líka rækjusamloka, pube í b0rger og margt, margt fleira.
Kvartett John Mehegan leikur fjögur lög: Stella By Starligh, Uncus, Sirod og Taking A Chance On Love. Kvintett Björns Thoroddsen leikur lögin Bossanova, Fuglinn, Sleipnir, Tívolí og Elli. Niels Jørgen Steen's A-Team leikur Stormy Monday Blues, Cherokee, The Rhythm, Mr. Jorda, If You Could See Me Now og Ain't Misbehavin. Bennie Wallace og hljómsveit leika fimm lög: Border Town, East 9, Seven Sisters, Bon-a-Rue, Carolina Moon.
Kvartett John Mehegan leikur fjögur lög: Stella By Starligh, Uncus, Sirod og Taking A Chance On Love. Kvintett Björns Thoroddsen leikur lögin Bossanova, Fuglinn, Sleipnir, Tívolí og Elli. Niels Jørgen Steen's A-Team leikur Stormy Monday Blues, Cherokee, The Rhythm, Mr. Jorda, If You Could See Me Now og Ain't Misbehavin. Bennie Wallace og hljómsveit leika fimm lög: Border Town, East 9, Seven Sisters, Bon-a-Rue, Carolina Moon.
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