Tag: European folkism

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Leader of the AFA Matt Flavel on Community Building and Folkways | TAP

Watch the embedded episode below. Works on most browsers.    Direct Odysee Link Direct YouTube Link or listen in audio-only podcast form on Spreaker.   Matt Flavel, head of the Asatru Folk Assembly, joins to speak about how the group he heads encourages community, family building, a lived experience of the ancestral folk religions of Europe, and how, of course, they have been vilified … Continue reading Leader of the AFA Matt Flavel on Community Building and Folkways | TAP

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Alexander Illingworth on Eastern Orthodoxy | TAP

Watch the embedded episode below. Works on most browsers.      Direct YouTube Link Direct BitChute Link   We welcomed our first-ever Eastern Orthodox guest for a deep dive and to explore why the countries where that faith is prominent are generally faring better, a subject worthy of all of our attention.   This was a different kind of episode of The After Party … Continue reading Alexander Illingworth on Eastern Orthodoxy | TAP

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Survive the Jive on Folkish vs Universalist Worldview | TAP

Watch the embedded episode below. Works on most browsers.     Direct YouTube Link BitChute Back Ups: Part 1 Part 2   A terrific talk with Survive the Jive centered around  European folkish view of various aspects of life:   ~Conceptions/ experiences of time~ ~Life and death~ ~The divine as manifest in the world, and the divine as something “outside” of ordinary human life and … Continue reading Survive the Jive on Folkish vs Universalist Worldview | TAP

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Poems

Our Britannic Majesty’s Request (Poem)

Sacred, ancient Albion lend your ears to me. Let whispers of the reed stems bleed into fields around me. For language, blood, and spirit draw a bow string and I feel the pull; there something shared. Possess me of your story’s wisdom, a wrestle with love and fleeting calculation. There’s a door somewhere in your grassy web and that’s why the heart and why the … Continue reading Our Britannic Majesty’s Request (Poem)

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