Today we're talking about THE GOSPEL OF LOKI by Joanne M. Harris and exploring why Loki's perspective on Norse mythology is just so much fun. You can also hear my opinions on things like Tom Hiddleston and the ghosts in my house. It's a great time and I have many good and interesting things to say.

THOR & LOKI: DOUBLE TROUBLE #1 came out today, and to mark the occasion, here's a bonus episode! We finally have new Loki content, and as always, I have Thoughts and Opinions.

Today's episode is on the FIRST LOKI COMICS, from his first outing in Venus to his ongoing mischief in Journey Into Mystery. I'll also be talking about some brand new Loki TV show merch and what exactly the differences are between Marvel and the myths.

It's Episode 10 of the Loki Podcast and I'm covering THE ABDUCTION OF IÐUNN. Nothing much to say about this episode apart from Loki ties his balls to a goat in this one.

Today's episode is all about THOR: THE DARK WORLD and why it's good, actually. Also, I recommend even more Loki content if this podcast just isn't enough, and (apparently) respond to all your little thoughts that you feel like throwing my way. 

I'm back and talking about VOTE LOKI (2016), for better or for worse. Hear all my excellent opinions on this comic, about what we can expect in the upcoming Loki TV show, and also why you should listen to Thor: Metal Gods today. Happy New Year! 

It's Episode 7 and it's also been about two weeks since the Loki Show trailer dropped. How are we feeling? In completely different news, today I'm analysing Neil Gaiman's NORSE MYTHOLOGY, a creative retelling of Norse Mythology that came out in 2017. How do I feel about retellings? How do I feel about this retelling? How do I feel about Loki? Find out all this and more right now.

Today we're going back a couple of centuries and talking about LOKASENNA, an Old Norse apocalyptic dark comedy. I also answer your questions about the Bifröst, Loki's prison look, and anime. It is very good, please listen to it.

I promise this is not a Homestuck podcast! I'm talking all about AVENGERS ASSEMBLE (2012), answering the eternal question of whether Loki is a villain, or just misunderstood. 

Today's episode we're talking about LOKI (2019), and also Beowulf, and also The Dreaming... there's some sense in all this I'm sure. I'll be answering questions like what does it mean to be a good king? And why is the answer not Loki? Why is not being a villain anymore kind of a pain in the arse for everyone involved? And don't even get me started on Loki angst.