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“SpeakBeasty” Episode 30: “Thundersquawker”

by Elayna Mae Darcy, SpeakBeasty · February 12, 2017

Join hosts Ariel, Eleanor, Lizzie, and Megan for SpeakBeasty’s 30th episode! Tune in while we get excited about the upcoming DVD release, find out whom we think could play Theseus Scamander, and hear our main discussion about Queenie Goldstein, the fantastic Legilimens who stole our hearts!

Episode 30: Thundersquawker

This time on SpeakBeasty:

→ This episode is 30, flirty, and thriving.
→ “The Phoenix Register”: Audiobooks and DVD releases!
→ We’re in love with the Ilvermorny song.
→ Ariel speaks Thunderbird.
→ Might we see Nicholas Flamel in the films?
→ Too many Jasons.
→ Who should play Theseus? Ed Sheeran or Jennifer Garner?
→ Queenie is basically everything.
→ Did she keep her Legilimency a secret at school?
→ Is there a Fantastic Beasts version of My Immortal yet?

→ Next movie, we want more Ilvermorny!
→ “The Time-Turner”: A 1926 apocalypse?!
→ Thank a priest in Scotland for War of the Worlds.
→ “The Newt Case”: The Antipodean Opaleye!
→ Snarkiest segment yet brought to you by Eleanor

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