Ian and Jackson Crawford discuss the genesis and details of their collaborative April Fools' Day videos, which humorously explored Viking firearms and gunpowder. The conversation, recorded live for Patreon supporters, reveals the idea originated eight months prior during a trip to Iceland. They also touch upon Easter eggs within the videos and hint at ambitious plans for next year's April Fools' content, having set a high bar for themselves. This behind-the-scenes look offers insight into the creative process and the collaborative spirit behind the popular Forgotten Weapons channel.
Ian from Forgotten Weapons takes a culinary adventure in Iceland, trying traditional fermented shark (Hákarl). While the focus isn't firearms, the video's description mentions an upcoming trip to Finland for "Finnish Brutality" and implies future Icelandic gun content. The discussion touches upon historical Norse settler diets and features a collaboration with Norse language and history expert Dr. Jackson Crawford, whose channel is recommended for related interests.
This video features a discussion between the host of Forgotten Weapons and Dr. Jackson Crawford about Crawford's experience as a first-time participant in Finnish Brutality 2022. The conversation delves into his impressions of the competition from a fresh perspective, contrasting with the host's long-standing involvement. The description also highlights Dr. Crawford's academic work on Norse language and mythology, drawing a parallel to the host's approach to firearms history.
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