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Nordic Mythology Podcast

Daniel Farrand, Margrethe Havgar, Mags Havgar

Booking Overview

This is a history and cultural interview show focused on the Viking Age, Norse mythology, archaeology, and Nordic arts, typically featuring scholars, museum professionals, researchers, creators, and musicians. Suitable pitches include published historians, archaeologists, museum experts, Nordic-culture educators, and established artists with credible connections to Norse or Nordic themes; booking difficulty is medium because the show mixes prominent specialists with accessible researchers and creators.

Metrics

Episodes: 40

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Gender skew: Male

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@hornsofodin.com

dan@hornsofodin.com

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Host

Daniel Farrand - Owner of Horns of Odin, a company creating handcrafted items inspired by Nordic mythology and the Viking Age.

Margrethe Havgar - Archaeologist who provides in-house archaeological expertise on Viking Age and early medieval subjects.

Mags Havgar - Archaeologist who provides in-house archaeological expertise on Viking Age and early medieval subjects.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Subject-matter expertise in Viking history, Norse mythology, archaeology, early medieval studies, Nordic folklore, or related arts; guests may be academics, museum professionals, public historians, researchers, creators, or established musicians with relevant Nordic subject matter.
Required Achievements:  
Museum or archaeological leadership, Published historical or archaeological research, A substantial educational or history-focused audience, Established creative work rooted in Nordic culture or folklore

Recent Guest Discussions

Luciano Pezzoli - Norse Carvings, Viking Art, Mythological Imagery, Scandinavian Craftsmanship, And Cultural Identity

Brett Thorn - Anglo-saxon Graves, Early Medieval Burials, Archaeological Artifacts, And The Exhibition The Saxons

Eivr - Nordic Folk Influences, Faroese Folklore, Elemental Themes, And The Creation Of The Album Tungl

Hilbert Bryn Gysbert Vinkenoog - Medieval Frisia, Frisian History, Viking Connections, Pagan Rulers, And North Sea Archaeology

Jameson Foster - The Definition And Complexities Of Nordic Folk Music

Recent Topics

History, Norse Mythology, Viking Age, Archaeology, Nordic Folklore

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Nordic Mythology Podcast
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Ep. 336 | Mapping the World's Viking Obsession: NorseMap w/ Prof. Tom Birkett & Dr. T. Liam Waters

October 08, 2026

Why do the Vikings hold a level of global brand recognition unmatched by almost any other ancient culture? Daniel Farrand and in-house archaeologist Max Haggar sit down with Prof. Tom Birkett and Dr. T. Liam Waters from University College Cork to explore NorseMap—a five-year ERC research project tracking 200 years of Viking public reception. Through their citizen science app, iViking, the team is mapping how Norse imagery is adapted across commercial branding, street art, tourism, and politic...

Ep 335 - People & Swords: Viking Combat & Living Blades w/ Roland Warzecha

October 01, 2026

Did Viking warriors fight with uncoordinated brute force, or were they practitioners of a refined martial art? Daniel Farrand and in-house archaeologist Max Haggar sit down with historical swordsman and weapon researcher Roland Warzecha (Dimicator) to deconstruct how early medieval combat actually functioned. ​Warzecha explains how Old Norse sagas and archaeological finds treat the sword as an ensouled, living entity rather than a disposable tool. Drawing on decades of experimental combat res...

Ep 334 - Can You Be a Modern Viking? Fitness, Myth & Identity w/ Tank Tolman

September 24, 2026

What does it mean to be a "Viking" in 2026? Daniel Farrand and in-house archaeologist Mags Haggar sit down with fitness creator and storyteller Tank Tolman to examine the divide between historical Norse reality and modern warrior culture. Historically, "víking" was a seasonal maritime raid, not an ethnic identity.Today, however, millions look to Norse archetypes to reclaim discipline and mental resilience. The trio breaks down why toxic, shame-based "alpha" gym c...

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Frequently asked questions

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Nordic Mythology Podcast
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How do I get in touch with Nordic Mythology Podcast?

Nordic Mythology Podcast is hosted by Daniel Farrand and Margrethe Havgar. Its publicly listed emails are info@hornsofodin.com and dan@hornsofodin.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Nordic Mythology Podcast?

The publicly listed emails for Nordic Mythology Podcast: info@hornsofodin.com and dan@hornsofodin.com.

How many listeners does Nordic Mythology Podcast have?

Podseeker estimates Nordic Mythology Podcast reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Nordic Mythology Podcast?

Nordic Mythology Podcast typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Subject-matter expertise in Viking history, Norse mythology, archaeology, early medieval studies, Nordic folklore, or related arts; guests may be academics, museum professionals, public historians, researchers, creators, or established musicians with relevant Nordic subject matter. Common among recent guests: Museum or archaeological leadership; Published historical or archaeological research; A substantial educational or history-focused audience. Recent guests include Luciano Pezzoli, Brett Thorn, and Eivr.

How hard is it to get booked on Nordic Mythology Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Nordic Mythology Podcast cover?

Recent episodes cover History, Norse Mythology, Viking Age, Archaeology, and Nordic Folklore. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

info@hornsofodin.com

dan@hornsofodin.com

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