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In our ongoing series on writers and artists we interview Diana Paxson. She has written a ton of scifi and fantasy books as well as many articles for the magazine Idunna. She has been an important influence on the Asatru movement for many years. You can find her books at Amazon.com.
We also plug some pagan podcasters, Deo’s Shadow (www.deos-shadow.com) and Mid-Michigan Pagan Podcast (http://midmichiganpaganpodcast.podcastpeople.com). Those Mid-Michigan folks kindly interviewed us (for a change) in a two part series, Episodes 17 and 18. Deo has a snappy interview with Dr. Brendan Myers about pagan Ethics (#39).
Please let us know if you are interested in running classes or vending at ECT, as we would like talk to you for a special podcast.
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This episode we interview Steven Thor Abell about his book Days in Midgard: A Thousand Years On. Steve is an aspiring writer and story teller. We talk about writing, inspiration and the influence of story telling on his early childhood. To find out more about the book and Steve check out http://www.StevenAbell.com
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Dave and I thought it would only be fair to let you know about certain changes we feel are needed for this podcast to continue. Thank you to all of our listeners.
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In our ongoing series of interviews with Asatru artists we interview Piparskeggr. Pip is a heathen poet and skald living in Illinois but grew up in Massachusetts. He is a hunter and a man of Ullr. We talk about what it means to be a guest, the connection of people to their family and many other topics. To find out more about him and his vast scope of work check out http://www.catamount-grange-hearth.org/.
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Asatru 101 ‘Cast - Thor! - (Because everyone loves Thor)
This is basically a podcast about the application of research. (By request we did more about the Gods.) We pop open our Poetic Edda and Prose Edda and pull a few things out. We hope that folk see the process and are inspired to do some homework themselves.
Feel free to send us ideas for other Asatru 101 podcasts.
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For our 18th episode we interview Hauk. Hauk is a heathen musician living in Los Angeles, CA. We cover many topics such as inspiration, incorporation of faith into music, and Hauk’s personal journey as a musician. Hauk generously allowed us to incorporate three great songs into the podcast. If you like what you’ve heard you can find out more about him on Myspace and his band’s site.. If you’re in the area don’t miss his CD release party on Feb.2, 2008 at The Steel Pit 7279 Foothill Blvd, Tujunga, California 91042
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Yes, after a year and a half we now have a real 30 second promo.
Please feel free to send this around.
For all those podcasters out there, you can drop a comment here and we’ll check you out for cross promotion.
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This month we interview Ingmar Lauer and Isabelle Jaus about the Eldaring and their experiences practicing Asatru in Germany.
We chat about the troubles (or lack thereof) of the Nazi legacy to the practicing Asatruar. Ingmar does not hold back his opinions about the radical and extremist groups. And we have a fun time all around.
The Eldaring website (and in English)
Ingmar also mentioned a site for many Northern European contacts.
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Welcome to our celebration of Yule!
Some Lore links about Yule:
http://home.earthlink.net/~wodensharrow/yule.html
http://www.simnet.is/gardarj/yule2.htm
This year at Yule we focus on the modern celebration of Yule and practices. We do a quick interview with Rick Oberg about his private practice with his family at Yule. I read a fun little poem called the Yule Cat. Sandi and I “discuss” whether Santa’s roots come from Odin or Thor.
Very Merry Yule Everyone!
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We interview Steve Anthonijsz, VP of the Irminen-Gesellschaft. The IG is one of the newest National Asatru Organizations. They have an interest in expanding the role of central Germanic lore and ideas.
For more information about the IG have a look at the web page at http://www.irminenschaft.net/
Next Month: Yule!
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