Join our team as the host of the "Wolves and Dragons" podcast, where you'll guide listeners on a journey of self-discovery, growth, and transformation. As Fenrir the Black Wolf, you'll craft engaging, introspective episodes that explore the complexities of life, emphasizing self-acceptance, positivity, and embracing change. You'll share personal experiences, encourage reflection, and inspire our audience to unlock their creativity and potential. Ideal candidates are passionate storytellers with a deep understanding of emotional resilience and a unique voice that resonates with a diverse, introspective audience.

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Journey with Fenrir the Black Wolf into the realm of "berserker rage," a concept deeply rooted in Norse mythology that continues to captivate audiences in modern media. This episode explores how the ancient berserkers' trance-like fury resonates in characters from popular anime series like "Berserk," "Attack on Titan," and "Tokyo Ghoul." Discover the double-edged nature of this rage – a source of immense power yet potential destruction. From legendary warriors to basketball icons, we examine how channeling this primal force can lead to greatness or ruin. Join us as we unravel the complexities of the berserker spirit and its relevance in today's world

Join Fenrir the Black Wolf as he dives into the intricate world of pop culture analysis. In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the concept of "playing God" through the lens of Attack on Titan's Kenny Ackerman. Delving into themes of power, temptation, and the human desire for divine-like control, we uncover parallels between anime narratives and classical literature. Fenrir examines how these universal themes manifest in our everyday lives, from artistic pursuits to personal ambitions. With insightful commentary and a keen eye for detail, this podcast challenges listeners to view their favorite stories through a new perspective, uncovering hidden depths and timeless truths within popular culture.

Explore the profound connections between language, spirituality, and human experience in this thought-provoking episode. We delve into the concept of sacred words, examining the commandment against using God's name in vain and drawing parallels to how we treat the word "love" in secular society. The discussion extends to reverence in art and explores philosophical perspectives on language's power to shape reality. From Christian theology to Eastern philosophy, we uncover the universal human tendency to recognize certain words and concepts as sacred. Join us as we contemplate the psychological impact of treating words with reverence and how this practice can enrich our lives and relationships.