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🗓️ 10 September 2020
⏱️ 114 minutes
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We all know that every Viking ever was a barrel chested, big bearded, lady killer (sometimes literally). But is that really the case? How realistic is it to believe that every viking for almost 300 years had a knotty spear shaft only for Freya? This week Mathias and Daniel sit down with Amy Jefford Franks a fellow historian and host of the awesome, "Vikings Are Gay!" podcast. Together they will be discussing topics like:
What happens when a group of men are on a boat together for a long time?
Why the insult "bottom" in saga literature is more about bucking social norms and less a description of certain recreational activities.
And the unfortunate white supremacist influence left in viking scholarship by Nazi's, as well as how to begin addressing it.
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| 1:29.6 | Right, let's get into the shore. Hello and welcome to the Nordic mythology podcast. I'm Daniel Farron, |
| 1:53.8 | co owner of the Company Horns of Odin, and I'm joined as always by Dr. |
| 1:57.4 | Mateus Nordic. Hello everyone. Yeah, so this time I get to introduce our guest. We are talking with the Amy Jeff at Franks, who is a researcher in the Viking Age and Amy as far as I understand you work a lot with |
| 2:19.9 | gender in the Viking Age aside Aside from that, you also have a podcast, |
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