Welcome to the Nordic mythology podcast, I'm Daniel Farund on the coming at Horns and

today I'm joined by the one and only Iver Pollard.

Did I get it right? Yeah it does. There we go.

Flash it. Yeah, you like I said usually I get it right before a hundred and then as soon as it starts, I just fluff it because I get all nervous.

Well, you nailed it this time.

Good. That's good for once because I have been practicing I have been practicing it

You know it's it's a this in a part without being too to fan boy. I guess

You have been the one guest that I've wanted but I've done 165 episodes of this now and you were the one guest who you were the one

guest I always wanted to to get so when you agreed I was very happy and did do a little squeal.

Oh, that's so nice to hear. I'm really happy to be here. So cool. I like your podcasts. Thank you very much. I yeah, I really appreciate it.

And you know we've had some we've had some big names on here, you know,

Alexander German who's going to be joining later. Alexander Lutnik also popped on so.

Exactly amazing. You were the, but you were the top of the list.

I'm very honest.

My mother always told me Flattery gets you very far in life.

Exactly. I think you're right.

So for people who maybe don't know who you are, do you want to give it a little introduction?

Yeah, I'm Ivor, my name is Ivor and I'm a musician, a songwriter, composer from the Faroe Island and I yeah make music and I make I make I think I made 10 albums, I'm not sure. I've lost count.

I know I was looking at that earlier. I was thinking I was because naively I thought I'm going to listen to the whole

back cataloging preparation for this. I got it it's too much. I kept scrolling down on Spotify and like the discography part and I was like,

when is this going to end?

I know. I started so early. I was, I released my first album when I was around 16 years old. So the journey has been quite long so far.

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