Norse Code is a twice-weekly show featuring Minnesota Vikings blogger extraordinaire Arif Hasan and host/producer James Pogatshnik. Each week they delve deeply into the previous week's matchup, preview the following week's game, and cover all the important NFL news of the week.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsFootball |
Arif is back and did a two hour interview with PFF's Trevor Sikkema on all things NFL Draft! Mailbag will return next week just in time for a trade up! Please send any questions or feedback to or tweet to @norsecodeDN. If you like our show p... more
It's once again time to show off what we do over at Patreon. We put out bonus material at least monthly during the regular season and about once a month during the offseason. This is all in exchange to be ad free for everyone. So if you enjoy this co... more
Arif and James are back to discuss the draft pick trade with the Texans that puts Minnesota in a position where they're ready to deal. We also go over Falcons tampering, draft strategy, new signings, and some background info on The Draft Network piec... more
Arif and James are back for an emergency episode to discuss Kirk Cousins leaving for Atlanta. Also right at the end of the episode (around the 1 hour 47 second mark) we discuss the breaking Sam Darnold news. We also go over the newest signings, re-si... more
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You go into an episode of Norse Code not knowing if Arif’s gonna give you an insightful 12-minute breakdown of the intricacies of an offensive scheme, or a 12-minute story about overdosing on caffeine in 7th grade (episode 506, 1:53:04 onwards, treat yourself). The most fun Vikings podcast out there, and one that gives Arif’s unparalleled analysis real room to breathe. I know so much more about football from listening, and I’ve had a blast learning.
This podcast, co-hosted by noted failed relationship guru James Pogatshnik and mr. useful human Arif Hasan, is a psyop that is trying to get you and your children to believe that the Vikings are going to use CJ Ham more in 2023 than they did in 2022. Extremely controversial and no good for you or your families mental health and overall well being. Also, as I stated in the title of this review, these two mansplain all the time. I will not expand any further. Anyways, this podcast continually tend... more
This show is a fun and informative way to learn about previous and upcoming matches for the Vikings!
This podcast is terrible. One of the hosts has an obsession with the other host’s face and plasters it all over household items as well as having a terrible voice for podcasting. The other lies about his 40 yard dash times and is racist towards bees. more
If you are looking for extremely detailed Minnesota Vikings analysis and also have an interest in witches, curses, the demonic, and all things bees then this is the podcast for you! more
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Apple Podcasts | #184 | Norway/Sports/Football |
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