New video! We're ending the year off with the Norse Creation Story and how the landscape of Iceland may have affected the Norse religion. Enjoy-
https://t.co/DaZTBL8qy9
The Book of Judges continues with, Abimelech! Despite having a whole chapter dedicated to him in Judges, he's not actually a Judge. Abimelech actually has claim to be the first king of Israel but how strong is that claim? Find out here! https://t.co/862cZExpxj
I'm not even watching the #DNC but as soon as I heard the states are introducing themselves with songs, I KNEW 100% #Massachusetts would introduce itself with a Dropkick Murphy's song
You literally cannot say "trans women" without 'women' in it.
Trans women are women, and this is a safe space for people who want to celebrate women. If that makes you uncomfortable, you can leave.
We finish off #WomensHistoryMonth and #Easter#Passover with what might be the oldest story in the entire Bible, Deborah from the Book of Judges!
https://t.co/ntK2A9y8fy
Post Credits Scene for movie 3:
“Mark, what are you reading, man?”
“Oh nothing. Just a new book.”
*camera pans over to see what he’s reading… THE CATCHER IN THE RYE is seen in big bold letters. Cut to black.
It's a Lunar New Year miracle! I posted 2 videos roughly a week apart! Check out my new video about the Race for the Chinese Zodiac- https://t.co/y8hbjwKTbx
Today's video is about the Native American #Abenaki story behind what for a long time was called, the Old Man of the Mountain. The Abenaki called it, the Great Stone Face. It's a tale of two lovers which makes it perfect for Valentine's Day coming up- https://t.co/IFDRRpZmr5 #NH
New video for a new series! I'm excited to bring one of my favorite Hebrew Bible/Old Testament books to my channel. This is the Book of Judges-
https://t.co/IPjvoETEAD
Once again, I have made a new video. This one is special because it's Native American mythology from hometown, a place I never shut up about, Boston- https://t.co/WFNoiy9CnN
Honestly Russia would love this, part of the reason they've been so aggressive throughout history is the lack of a warm water port and Eastern Europe is a flat plain straight to their capital. This solves both of those problems.