
Terri and C.J. are first and foremost educators passionate about the Viking Age and Viking history. Theirs was a meeting foretold in the myths of old. Both are historians of Viking history, both live in Oregon in the U.S., and both share the same birthday. It seemed only natural they team up for something epic. The Norns have woven this fate. vikingology.substack.com
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Our regular listeners and viewers will know that we have been chasing vikings in the Frankish Empire for a while on Vikingology. C.J., as a Frenchman, has researched them extensively, Matt Ponesse who specializes in the monasteries they raided in Fra... more
In the spirit of the World Cup, we have a Vikingology hat trick! We happily welcome Tom Horne back to the show for a third time. He’s now in contention with Clare Downham for our Golden Boot, er, shall we say Golden Mead Horn?
This time we were exci... more
The logistics of what it took to be a good (read: successful) viking are only coming into view in recent years for historians and archaeologists. And what we see is that it didn’t matter if it was how to haul your ship from point A to point B over la... more
We are so thrilled to have back on the podcast Prof Judith Jesch, one of the world’s foremost scholars of Old Norse language, literature, and runes. Last time we spoke with her we talked about vikings and their skaldic poetry, and also the years-long... more
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The male host constantly promotes his own fiction books and manages to weave in his own modern political opinions and bias into a podcast about Vikings. He also comes across as quite arrogant and talks more than the guests. A show to skip.
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A history-focused show that invites scholars, authors, and educators to unpack Viking material culture, language, and narrative. Episodes blend rigorous research with accessible storytelling, covering archaeology, runology, saga translation, and the interaction of myth, religion, and daily life in the Viking world. Noteworthy are the heavy emphasis on artifacts and fieldwork, along with guests who bridge academia and public education or creative storytelling. This mix makes it useful for listeners seeking deep dives into Viking history, archaeology, and Norse myth, presented through approachable conversations and real-world research anecdotes.
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Recent guests on Vikingology Podcast include:
1. Tom Horne
2. Shane McLeod
3. Judith Jesch
4. Dr. Jasmin Higgs
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6. Hans Vonaboo
7. Rikard Evertsson
8. Rowdy Geirsson
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