The Potterhood Podcast

We kinda just reflect on our favorite parts of the first two Harry Potter books. Sometimes it can be that simple.

This is the other episode that we recorded on Sept 11 2021. We reflect on some of the ways that Harry Potter mirrored our adolescences.

This is not a traditional episode of the show, but at the same time it's exactly the kind of show we love to do for you guys.

As the country awaits the newest strain of Covid, Neko and Will continue to make the finest Harry Potter podcast money can buy.

Neko and Will talk about the effect that Harry Potter had on the rest of culture! It had a big effect! It even ultimately launched a Podcast.

Neko and Will (and Producer Max) discuss, among other things how every character's childhood was pretty brutal, but they also decide definitively which character had the roughest childhood.Neko and Will (and Producer Max) discuss, among other things how every character's childhood was pretty brutal, but they also decide definitively which character had the roughest childhood.

Neko and Will deep dive in to the world of Neville Longbottom in this very very very special episode. 

Will waits until the end of the episode to drop a bombshell question, after teasing it through the entirety of the podcast. And in the ultimate subversion of his hubris, no one cares and Neko and Max agree that it's a dumb question. So if you're reading this part I guess I'm spoiling that moment for you, or alternatively, you are getting to enjoy that moment now and can still re-enjoy it later. It's kinda a glass half full thing.

We keep the game going for another generation of comics in our Marauders Challenge.

This is my favorite episode of the podcast that I've ever done and it probably won't be yours. The reason for this is that it's nerdy. Too nerdy. And not just Harry Potter nerdy (which I'm sure you, the fan, would love). It's comedy-nerdy. Basically, we draw parallels between the Marauders (and Lilly and Snape) and every generation of comedians from Dick Gregory to Neko White. On this episode, we do the Dick Gregory generation, the Joan Rivers generation, and the Richard Pryor generation. On the next episode, we will continue our march towards modernity.

Another great episode of the Potterhood. But more importantly, or at least as importantly it is finally Summer. Great weather all over the East Coast and I'm assuming everywhere else.