Harry, Ron and Hermione are going forward with their plan for the next Horcrux thanks to some unlikely help. Hosts David and Kyle discuss why it's probably not the best idea to trust a goblin and appreciate Bill Weasley's role in trying to mitigate the situation. Plus, from a mended relationship to the birth of the new child, there's plenty to celebrate when Lupin comes around (but our hosts are prepared for heartbreak very soon).

Harry has to say goodbye to Dobby and does so in an honourable way. Harry then changes his focus to an important question that will shape the rest of the book: Horcruxes or Hallows? Upon the re-read, hosts David and Kyle can see that Harry appears to have put together a plan in his head and is now taking action.

Harry, Ron and Hermione find themselves at Malfoy Manor, where they come across some enemies and allies. Hosts David and Kyle discuss Hermione's quick wit in disguising Harry, the Death Eaters' determination to ruin this golden opportunity for themselves, and whether Draco Malfoy becomes a more sympathetic character in this chapter. Plus, if you're a fan of Harry Potter deaths, this chapter does not disappoint (and will also crush you emotionally).

Do you believe in fairy tales? Harry sure does. In this chapter, he debates with Ron and Hermione over the necessity of finding the Deathly Hallows and how they will help their journey to destroying all of Voldemort's Horcruxes. Hosts David and Kyle also chat about how a welcoming message from the outside world boosts morale, before it is shortly brought to a halt after a grievous error.

Everyone gather around, it's story time! At least that's the case for Harry, Ron and Hermione, who are sitting around the Lovegoods' dinner table reading The Tale of the Three Brothers. Wholesome moment? As hosts, David and Kyle will explain, all is not as it seems. Listen to the episode for why Xeno Lovegood is acting so gracious and how this fairy tale applies to our gang's quest.

NOTE: This was recorded after a few months' break. We're excited to be back!

The gang is back together, and while Hermione isn't completely forgiving of Ron yet, he's sure happy to be back. Hosts David and Kyle discuss their latest idea to track down Xenophilius Lovegood, whether it's a good idea, their initial reaction to meeting Xeno (he's a little off), and the overall vibes after destroying another Horcrux.

NOTE: This episode was recorded a few months ago; the introduction is outdated.

Ron is miraculously back! Hosts David and Kyle talk about the latest chapter, where finally things are going right for the crew. After following a mystery patronus, Harry and Ron happen to not only meet up, but also manage to check off a pretty major item on their to-do list, even if it leads to a little danger along the way.

Harry is quite despondent. No Ron. No sword. And now, no wand. It is becoming clearer in his mind that Dumbledore has essentially sent him on a wild goose chase with little information. Hosts David and Kyle discuss how his minset impacts his view of Dumbledore after reading some "scandalous" details from Rita's book: The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore. We learn more about his past, his connection to Grindelwald and what speaks more: Dumbledore's actions? Or his words?

For someone who finds it hard to trust others, Harry sure puts a lot of trust into Bathilda Bagshot. Hosts David and Kyle discuss Harry's willingness to go along with Bagshot in search of answers and how this plan fails miserably. Also discussed is Voldemort's overall plan to lure Harry in and how it almost worked, and the overall creepy image of what occurs in Balthilda's decrepit old house.

Our gang is feeling plenty of sorrow to kick off this chapter. With Ron's departure, hosts David and Kyle discuss how Harry is seeking validation in Ron not being up for the task at hand, as well as Hermione's handling of the situation. Our hosts discuss the (im)practicalities of their plan to travel to Godric's Hollow and some of the things they forgot about the quaint village and its connection to Voldemort's actions on the Potter family. Plus, Harry visits his parents' grave, will it lead to some closure?