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Published by Byron Pendason
Mine Wyrtruman Radio is a podcast dedicated to the exploration, discussion, and promotion of Fyrnsidu (Anglo-Saxon Heathenry/Paganism). Each day, I will have a short episode that gives the date on the Anglo-Saxon calendar and a thought on Fyrnsidu that will include either news pertinent to Fyrnsidu, the announcement of the release of Fyrnsidish content, a quote, or a factoid. Additionally, I will be providing longer content once or twice a month. You can leave feedback at https://anchor.fm/byron-pendason/message and support this podcast by going to https://anchor.fm/byron-pendason/support
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Today (16th of Eosturmonaþ), we are going to be talking about Eostre and her festival that begins summer. The myth that I share was adapted from here: https://www.theomplace.net/newsletter/bunnies-eggs-and-ancient-myths/ . I used https://ttsmp3.com/ to turn it into an audio clip. My blog post about Eostre's reconstruction: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/2021/04/16/eostre-the-anglo-saxon-dawn-goddess/ . Other resources on Eostre: "Eostre & Ostara, We Need to Have a Talk", Wind in the Worldtree https://windintheworldtree.wordpress.com/2019/08/13/eostre-ostara-we-need-to-have-a-talk/ . "Eastre", Larhus Fyrnsida https://larhusfyrnsida.com/fundamentals/godu/eastre/ . "Eostre", Seolfor Cwylla Heorþ https://seolforcwyllaheorth.wordpress.com/my-gods-goddesses/eostre/ . "Eostre", Ingwina Ferræden https://ingwine.org/knowledge-base-2/eostre/ . The cover art was generated by Beofeld using Midjourney.
From "First Steps in Anglo-Saxon" by Henry Sweet, read by Librovox volunteers. You can download the text from https://archive.org/details/firststepsinang00sweegoog/ (scroll down and click on PDF)
From "First Steps in Anglo-Saxon" by Henry Sweet, read by Librovox volunteers. You can download the text from https://archive.org/details/firststepsinang00sweegoog/ (scroll down and click on PDF)
From "First Steps in Anglo-Saxon" by Henry Sweet, read by Librovox volunteers. You can download the text from https://archive.org/details/firststepsinang00sweegoog/ (scroll down and click on PDF)
From "First Steps in Anglo-Saxon" by Henry Sweet, read by Librovox volunteers. You can download the text from https://archive.org/details/firststepsinang00sweegoog/ (scroll down and click on PDF)
20th of Hreðmonaþ. I came to a realization today, and as it affects this podcast I want to discuss it a little bit.
19th of Hreðmonaþ. The gifting cycle is the cornerstone of Fyrnsidish spirituality, and is the topic for discussion today.
18th of Hreðmonaþ: Today, I talk about the anti-gods, the ettins. What are ettins, what is my understanding of ettins based upon, and what are my thoughts on ettin worship? Find out more about ettins on my blog: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/2022/05/05/fyrnsidic-cosmology-gods-ettins/
Today is the 17th of Hreðmonaþ. Today I'll be talking about cosmic chaos, and how it differs from mundane chaos. To check out my blog post on the subject, check out https://www.minewyrtruman.com/2022/04/23/fyrnsidic-cosmology-order-vs-chaos/ . To leave feedback on this podcast, go to https://www.minewyrtruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio
Today is the 16th of Hreðmonaþ. Today I talk a little about what is a god. My views on what a god is aligns with Beofeld's, the author of the blog "Wind in the World Tree" and creator of the accompanying YouTube channel. He did a video on this subject in August of 2020, so check it out at https://youtu.be/Z5CKS8hAoag
Today is the 15th of Hreðmonaþ. We talk about the Anglo-Saxon Calendar today, giving the macro structure of the calendar. For more info on the calendar, view my calendar page on my website. To have feedback, go to https://www.minewyrtruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio
Today is the 14th of Hreðmonaþ. I talk about offerings in this episode, and announce the release of Archaeoviking's new video which discuss Native perspectives on American archaeology. This video can be found on YouTube at https://youtu.be/rvBMK-UH8Vg
Today is the 13th of Hreðmonaþ. Tonight, we will be holding a blot to Hreðe on the Fyrnsidu server, here is an invite: https://discord.gg/mED2mqMn . To leave feedback on this podcast, go to https://www.minewyrtruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio
Today is the 12th of Hreðmonaþ, and today I'm just talking about the future of the Podcast a little bit. To leave feedback, go to https://www minewyrtruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio . Please let me know what you think of the new intro and outro!
I will be taking the rest of this week off to deal with family issues and to plan the future of the podcast. If you have suggestions for the podcast going forward, please leave your feedback at: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio
Today is the 9th of Hreðmonaþ, and our quote of the day comes from the Old English Boethius. For more information about the Anglo-Saxon Calendar, visit my website: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/anglosaxoncalendar . To leave feedback, go to https://www.minewyryruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio . Have a blessed day!
Today is the 8th of Hreðmonaþ, and our reading comes from the Old English Rune Poem which is available online: https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Rune_poems . For more information about the Anglo-Saxon Calendar, visit my website: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/anglosaxoncalendar . To leave feedback, go to https://www.minewyryruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio . Have a blessed day!
Today is the 7th of Hreðmonaþ, and our reading comes from the Old English Rune Poem which is available online: https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Rune_poems . For more information about the Anglo-Saxon Calendar, visit my website: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/anglosaxoncalendar . To leave feedback, go to https://www.minewyryruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio . Have a blessed day!
Today is the 6th of Hreðmonaþ, and our reading comes from the Old English Rune Poem which is available online: https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Rune_poems . For more information about the Anglo-Saxon Calendar, visit my website: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/anglosaxoncalendar . To leave feedback, go to https://www.minewyryruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio . Have a blessed day!
Today is the 5th of Hreðmonaþ, and our reading comes from the Old English Rune Poem which is available online: https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Rune_poems . For more information about the Anglo-Saxon Calendar, visit my website: https://www.minewyrtruman.com/anglosaxoncalendar . To leave feedback, go to https://www.minewyryruman.com/minewyrtrumanradio . Have a blessed day!
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