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Recovering the Runes
Kyle talks to Wodenson of Northern Runes Radio, a podcast that takes an in-depth look into the meaning and use of runes. Topics include: what the runes are, when and where they were used, how Woden won the runes, persecution of practitioners, runic revival, and what role runes can play in our lives today.
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Great guest! I’ll be checking out his podcasts.
here the hoi paloi looking for art http://www.counter-currents.com/2014/08/collin-clearys-what-is-a-rune/#more-49080
You guys were talking about how Dutch people can understand German and that is very true. Flemish is a Dutch dialect, but both can understand German when it comes to basis communications.
I also like how some words are the more or less the same in different languages. Some examples (English, German, Dutch-Flemish):
Blood. (English)
Blut. (German)
Bloed. (Dutch, Flemish)
Sword.
Schwert.
Zwaard.
Death.
Tod.
Dood.
Sun.
Sonne.
Zon.
Father.
Väter.
Vader.
Mother.
Mutter.
Moeder.
So wierd… 🙂
Hey, I don’t want to be rude, but I have to ask, Kyle, why are you ignoring me? Why after pleading with you to unbann me from the chat you still ignore me ? Whys did I do???? I can’t even know what “wrong” I did? Ow let me guess “you don’t like tone I’m taking with you” well ok why is that?… I get no awnser and wen I sent you all the messegas trying to be patient I get noghting. Seriously we can even have a dialog? I can still comment and call others but never speak in the chat? Wtf . I like the work you do and I think your a great guy but really what did I do?
Hail! and thank you so much for the opportunity to be on your show Kyle! It was alot of fun, and I believe we covered some great topics in the interview. Anytime you wish to discuss our Northern European Lore, or including topics regarding the Rune feel free to contact myself or Tyrsson at the above email address. Wassail, and blessings upon the Folk!
Sorry for any spelling issues, as I have been testing out voice recognition software, which at times spells the wrong words correctly, or puts them in the wrong place–we all must laugh at ourselves sometimes and not be so serious that we lose the joy of being alive! Hahaha.