This week, hosts Eric, Kat, and Michael (who sadly had some tragic technical difficulties and is missing from the show), are joined by Arthur A. Levine Books executive editor Cheryl Klein! Join in the discussion of Chapter 25 of “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”: “The Beetle at Bay.”
Ravenclaw has won the sixth Pottermore House Cup, making them the first house to win twice in a row!
The halls of Hogwarts are ringing with singing on the latest episode of “AudioFictions”. While a magical suit of armor attempts to recall his lines, the MerMuggles share two brand new tales from inside Hogwarts. Plus, submissions are now open for the fifth annual and final “AudioFictions” Halloween Drabble(ish) Contest! Submit your story, and it could be read aloud by the MerMuggle team on the special Halloween episode of “AudioFictions”!
Warwick Davis and Stephen Fry, the stockbrokers? They spent the day volunteering to help a great cause!
This week’s Social Roundup does what it says on the tin and is almost entirely dedicated to the brilliant HeforShe campaign, fronted by Emma Watson. Discover who has spoken out in favor of the campaign over on the main site.
“Postman Pat: The Movie” hit the big screen earlier this year and of course included the voices of various “Harry Potter” alumni: Rupert Grint, Jim Broadbent, and David Tennant. Now, with the release of the DVD and Blu-ray nearly upon us, Tennant talks about his character Wilf in a short interview.
“Peddling”, the critically acclaimed play written by former “Potter” alumnus Harry Melling (Dudley Dursley) is set to make its London debut at the Arcola Theater next year. Find out all the details here.
An exhibition titled “Harry Potter’s World: Renaissance Science, Magic, and Medicine” is set to open at the Texas A&M Medical Sciences Library this fall. Find out more here.
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