Asatru Academics

By: Asatru Academics
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  • Ásatrú is the belief in the Norse gods. It is an indigenous, European religion. Think Vikings, Thor, Odin, etc. The etc. is what I talk about. There's a ton of irresponsible bozos spitting out their opinions as facts online about the people, practices, beliefs, and history just for virtual likes and subscribers. I'm here to help you learn the ugly, the bloody, the funny, the whole truth... so help me gods. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asatruacademics/support
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  • Yuletide

    Yuletide
    Dec 29 2022

    What does a toxic decoration, horse stew, drunken promises, and mermaid goats have to do with each other? This highly caffeinated episode talks about some misconceptions surrounding about what is and isn’t pagan in our modern Yuletide celebrations.

    Are drink minimums a good idea? Is Santa Odin? Are the Winter Nights the 12 days of Yule? Should you put mistletoe in your punch? Spoiler: No.

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    16 mins
  • Hardships Aren't Abnormal

    Hardships Aren't Abnormal
    Nov 24 2022

    I talk about why I’ve been AWOL for the past year, how hardships are normal, and how they aren't to be feared. I give you some examples of hardships caused by life and by other garbage human beings that the ancient Norse people overcame. Why? They overcame terrible challenges, and you can too. You have and you can--repeatedly. They were people and you are people too! Yay for the fact everyone goes through horrible times in their lives?

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    11 mins
  • Norse Magic: Runes

    Norse Magic: Runes
    Dec 26 2021

    More info on another type of Norse Magic: Runes!

    Accounts of runic magic, why do letters have meanings, the purpose of a bindrune, 6 systems of runes, and how the runecasting you’re probably doing was developed by a Satanist with a fascination with Nazis.

    Goat impression included free of charge.

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    26 mins

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Refreshing!

If you are looking for a modern perspective that you learn from, this is it!

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a must hear for asatru newbies IMHO!

I'm new to asatru, I've been a heathen for about 2 years and the information shared in these episodes is illuminating to say the least! the team behind this series deserve high praise!

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Can’t suggest people listen to this enough.

This is an amazing thing that you have done, it is informative, hilarious and inspiring. Love what you’re doing and you’re vary entertaining and attention keeping. That coming from someone with adhd is no small feat lol. Keep going you’re doing great.

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down to earth

I love the fact that the narrator reminds you to step back and to consider what you see. read, or heard is BS or potentiality true using inductive reasoning. including her own statements.

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Thank you

Always a pleasure to listen to this podcast. I learn, I think, I challenge what I think I know.

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Fabolus info

Really good clear reading and information. Presented neatly and in a fun bite size way.

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Great performance and information

I really enjoyed these short series. I wish there was so much more. please

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Informative and Funny!

I have been thoroughly enjoying listening to this Podcast right on the heels of completing both Eddas and listening to Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology. It brings together thoughts and questions that I may have missed or asked during my read-through, and performed in such an entertaining way by the hostess! I definitely recommend for anyone with even a passing interest in Asatru, or for anyone looking for a new perspective on life through the lens of Asatru practice.

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