The “SpeakBeasty” team is here for a discussion about “Fantastic Beasts” antagonist Mary Lou, a comprehensive history of the real Salem Witch Trials, and a look at the Runespoor and its magical cone of shame.
The cover of a brand new illustrated edition makes our headlines this week as the hosts talk art! Fantastic Beasts has made its digital debut, and MuggleCast will be going weekly as a result of the surpassing of a milestone over on our Patreon!
Catch the latest epsiode of “SpeakBeasty” for new theories about Tina Goldstein, the history of the Statue of Liberty, and why we think Graves is the “Potter” equivalent of Barb from “Stranger Things”.
We’re back with a second consecutive mailbag episode, this time featuring the Core Four (quartet) from Fantastic Beasts! Also, Bruce Springsteen’s Harry Potter song has been revealed, and the Cursed Child Broadway production is casting!
Join our hosts for the 30th episode of “SpeakBeasty”! This time we discuss the upcoming DVD release, whom we think could play Theseus Scamander, and how much we love Queenie Goldstein!
Cozy up to the latest episode of MuggleCast, for which the discussion is fueled by the contents of our mailbag! Join Andrew, Eric and Micah as they delve into the burning questions to which we all want to know the answers.
Rowling’s at it again with her Rubbish Bin, and we are recapping an unfinished version of Fantastic Beasts! Join Andrew, Eric and Micah and guest Jeanna as they discuss the latest in Harry Potter news, including a home video release date for Fantastic Beasts!
On Episode 29, join our hosts for a discussion about unicorns, women protesters at the turn of the century, and why we think MACUSA President Seraphina Picquery deserved better!
In our first episode of 2017, Andrew shares recent stories from the real Wizarding World, and surprises Micah and Eric with news about his hit fan fiction, Never Sever Us.
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