Today, we explore the life of Varg Vikernes and the creation of Odalism, both the man and the school of thought, standing as a cautionary tale to pagans new and old alike. We also look at the growth of heathenry in America and we ask the question "is a massive influx of people a help or a hinderance to the faith?"

After a decade of walking the heathen path, I share the hard-earned lessons, insights, and realizations that shaped my journey. A raw reflection on what it truly means to live as a heathen today

Einar answers the question that has been plaguing his brain for a long time. "Is Heathenry going soft?". The Weird nature of paganism on social media has cooked up the weird, the goofy, and the downright strange.

Part two of Heathen Talk Therapy!. Today, we're digging into what it means when people claim titles and authority in Heathenry, and how to navigate the challenges that come with it. Honest reflections on leadership, responsibility, and staying true to your path as a heathen.

Death is never an easy thing to deal with. Join Einar as he Journeys through his thought processes on death. and mourning those who have come and gone.

Einar may have come down with a small throat bug and those vocal cords need to be silky for all of you!!. tune in next week and every week for new episodes at 7pm EST on all your favorite platforms

Einar takes another crack at off-the-cuff podcasting and goes in unscripted, talking about some of the weirdest things he's ever heard about being a pagan.

No topic for tonight's episode, Einar's mind is heavy and hopes that he can through musing of his own struggles inspire people to be more vocal about their own struggles with faith

We've all been there, a week, two weeks, a month away from ritual and feeling disconnected from the gods. No matter how long it may have been since you've sat before an altar (despite the fact you don't really need to). Einar goes through his thought process to remedying spiritual disconnect

Join, Einar for a truly unhinged deep dive into some of the weirder attempts to market pagan faith