Welcome to the Nordic mythology podcast, I'm Daniel Farron, owner of the Kumb Nih Hans Worldin.

I'm joined in person, once again, we're going to get used to this.

By Dr. Mateus.

Being in your presence.

Yeah, Dr. Mateus Nordic.

Yes, yeah, so welcome to the show we are joined by kathina from

Kalanda and you know also at Vardroma you're singing for them as well. So yeah, thank you so much for joining us.

Thank you. The sun's perfectly come out just as we start the sun comes out and shining right in my face, but's good it's fine I have sunglasses if it gets

too bad this this was a talk I wanted to have before what we're gonna talk about anyway

like I wanted to speak to you again after our episode it was fun.

But yeah I think we had a little bit of a moment the other day when you were playing and

I miss you straight away like we need to we need to talk

and we need to do like a little interview whilst we're at Midgas Plot so we're getting to that firstly

I guess what's it like to play at Midgast Sport and I kind of on these grounds and the history behind everything that has?

It is very special. Like I've obviously been here before with my family, had a picnic here, it's beautiful,

but I heard of, I've been following Midgash Plut for some time and I emailed Ruuna the CEO of the festival I think in 2018 or 2019 and I was just like I we we had received so many

knows from so many festivals before and I just decided for this email I'm going to just be honest and I was just like hey

Runa we are not necessarily metal enough for metal festivals were not folk enough for not we're not we're not we're not

prog for prog festivals we're not Norse enough for mid-kashplo perhaps but I just want to send you our music

what do you think has this music video here we are on Spotify and she heard it and

was like oh this is beautiful actually.

No, you will fit right in.

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