2.22 Norse Mythology for some reason

Irreligiosophy

Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 869 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2014

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Matt takes the reins of the podcast and demonstrates his anthropological expertise by taking us through the 9 levels of Norse existence, from the beginning of Ginnungagap all the way to Ragnarok. All of this has been scientifically verified, of course.

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0:15.0	Hello and welcome to this sober episode of Irreligiousosophy, the One True Podcast,
0:17.0	and the only podcast to give up the eye of their penis for wisdom and wizardry.
0:22.0	Sober!
0:24.0	The one request, the one universal request, was it Matt be drunk from here on out?
0:30.0	I'm giving up drinking and I'm having tea.
0:33.6	God damn it.
0:35.0	Well, I will be uncharacteristically silent
0:39.3	this episode because I have done absolutely zero research.
0:43.6	Take it away, Matt.
0:44.6	That's gonna be weird, because I was gonna be a little bit
0:46.4	silent during this episode as well, too,
0:48.2	even though it's all my idea.
0:50.8	It's gonna be a rather short episode episode on Norse mythology for some reason.
0:54.5	Yeah for some reason I got interested in it when we were talking about the origins
1:00.0	of Christianity and Santa Claus.
1:02.6	And Center Klaus and Black Pete.
1:05.8	We're going to do an entire episode on Black Pete.
1:08.9	It's all Black Pete.
1:10.4	The assistant of Center Claus. But yeah, yeah I want there's a couple things
1:14.5	while the cover you'd be amazed at some of the things Chuck that Norse mythology
1:19.2	stole from Christianity? Yeah, exactly.
1:24.0	But first.
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