In this episode of Fireside Frith, we sit down with The Asatru Community’s Director of Military Affairs — a dedicated leader with over 20 years of active duty service, a resilience instructor, and an ordained Gothi. We explore his journey into Norse Paganism, what led him to take on a leadership role within TAC, and how his military background has shaped his approach to service and spiritual guidance. We also discuss the importance of inclusive leadership, his vision for supporting pagan service members, and the growing role of clergy in modern Heathenry. Whether you're a fellow pagan in uniform or simply seeking inspiration, this episode offers wisdom, insight, and a deep sense of frith.

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Hot_Dope

NotProd

Cyberwave-Orchestra

Reach David at: Davidb@theasatrucommunity.com

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In this episode of Fireside Frith, we sit down with Jamin Clubb, the Administrative Director of The Asatru Community (TAC). As part of our "Meet the Board" series, we explore Jamin’s journey into Norse Paganism, their role within TAC, and the passion they bring to building inclusive and supportive heathen spaces.

Join us as we discuss the behind-the-scenes work that keeps TAC thriving, the values that drive the community forward, and Jamin’s vision for the future of our organization. Whether you're a longtime member or just discovering Asatru, this episode offers meaningful insights into the heart of our leadership and the mission that unites us all.

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Hot_Dope

NotProd

Cyberwave-Orchestra

The Asatru Community:

https://www.theasatrucommunity.com

Thank you for joining us on Fireside Frith. If you have questions, stories, or reflections you’d like to share, we’d love to hear from you at podcast@theasatrucommunity.com.

Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!

Check out our socials @FiresideFrithPod

What makes a space sacred, and how can you create one that aligns with your Heathen practice? In this episode, I explore the history and significance of sacred spaces in Norse and Germanic traditions, from ancient vé and hörgr to modern altars and outdoor shrines. We’ll discuss different ways to establish a sacred space—whether in your home, outdoors, or on the go—and how to dedicate and maintain it.

Whether you're working with limited space, sharing a home with non-Heathens, or looking for new ways to connect with the landvættir and your ancestors, this episode will offer practical tips and inspiration. Tune in and learn how to create a space that feels truly sacred to you.

Have a sacred space you’d like to share? Connect with us on social media and tag us in your photos!

Music by:

Hot_Dope

NotProd

The Asatru Community:

https://www.theasatrucommunity.com

Sources:

https://www.vikinganswerlady.com/sacspace.shtml Sacred Space in Viking Law and Religion

https://www.englatheod.org/sacredspace.htm Sacred Space in the Lore and Modern Paganism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austrfararv%C3%ADsur Austrfarvisur

Youtube: Jackson Crawford - video; Historical Worship of the Norse Gods

YouTube: Norse Magic and Beliefs - Where to Practice Blot? Why are Groves Sacred Places? Norse Pagan Altar/Hogr - The Historically Accurate Way, Norse Pagan Temples: What the Historical Sources Say

Thank you for joining us on Fireside Frith. If you have questions, stories, or reflections you’d like to share, we’d love to hear from you at podcast@theasatrucommunity.com