The Cult of Olaf

The bubonic plague was blamed on witches, Jews, God’s wrath, and, on 20th March 1345, in a new theory propagated by the King of France, the rare planetary alignment between Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars in Aquarius. Of course, the real cause of the Black Death lay in the microscopic ...  Afficher plus

Blaise Pascal created the first organised public transport system: the carrosses à cinq sols (“five-sou carriages”), which had its first full day of service in Paris on 19th March, 1662. Like a modern bus, the horse-drawn carriages followed fixed routes and scheduled departures, ...  Afficher plus

Blood, Ragnorak, and self-destruction! The climax of #VIKINGS did not disappoint as Kattegat was turned upside down, pitting brothers against brothers! The future King Bjorn Ironside saves the day, but what happened to the evil King Ivar? Join James Simmons, Steve Egbert, and Al ...  Afficher plus

The VIKINGS panel is back, covering the premier episode of the 2nd half of season 5. Lots of questions answered but even more left to solve. Lagertha has a new suitor-- does he stand a chance? And Floki’s life hangs in the balance. Plus, Rollo is back ready to increase his power ...  Afficher plus

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Vikings edition is a weekly "after show" for fans of History's Vikings. In this episode, Jaco Vienings, James Simmons, and Kari Lane discuss episode 15 of Season 4. ABOUT VIKINGS: Vikings is an Irish-Canadian historical drama television series written and created ...  Afficher plus

Jaco Viennings, Lauren B Mosley, and Al Gragg discuss the first and second episode of season 6 of Vikings where Lagertha makes a profound life choice, and Bjorn experiences the pressures of leadership on the return of Vikings. ABOUT VIKINGS: Vikings is an Irish-Canadian historica ...  Afficher plus