Season 3 Premiere! What’s in store for Ragnar and company this year? A trip to Wessex, raids, glory? All that and more! Find out on another great episode of Vikings.
On this episode of The Vikings Podcast we’ll review and recap the Season 3 premiere episode, Mercenary. Then we’ll look at the history presented in the show and see how it compares to actual history.
Ragnar and Lagertha’s fleets depart Kattegat once more for Wessex but this time they bring settlers. King Ecbert hosts the Vikings and proposes a deal. Despite the misgivings of some of the other leaders, Ragnar leads his forces into battle once more, but this time as allies of Wessex.
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In this episode’s history lesson we discuss:
- King Brightwulf
- Burgred
- And much more!
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The hair this year is getting too outlandish. What Viking woman had the time and talent to do all the fancy braiding? I think the hair stylists are just showing off because these new braiding styles are the new fad.
Thank you for the podcast. I especially love hearing about all the history that relates to the episode. I just found you and will have to go back and listen to the previous podcasts. I love the show. My ancestors were Norwegian and it gives a glimpse of how they lived in the early times – how the buildings were, the role of women, the government etc.