Extremely original! :)
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“I stopped opening my podcast app for a while, and this week I decided to open it. I saw this podcast featured, and it immediately caught my eye. At first, I didn’t really know what the main point of the podcast was, but after hearing it for a good bit, I understood and was very excited. Some people may stray away from this, because it bridges the Harry Potter world into religion. But I think what this podcast is doing is redefining the way people view things as sacred. I didn’t notice it at all, but when the hosts mentioned how people often talk about how they read the Harry Potter books after the loss of a family member or a horrible break up, I realized that I did the same thing. Whenever I’m going through a hard time, I always go back to the Harry Potter series to perk me up! I haven’t finished all of the episodes in the podcast yet, but I am really enjoying the material and how the hosts are analyzing each chapter. I really hope this podcast can stay long enough to cover all of the books!!”
Suzie516 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/19/16
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“a friend of my introduced me to this podcast yesterday. I caught up with it in one day. it's amazing, thought provoking, and reminds me why I love Harry Potter. I am Catholic but I also see Harry Potter as my religion as well (sorry Jesus). with guidance from Casper, Vanessa, and Ariana and...”Read full review »
gemmamacncheese via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/16/16
“Why couldn't someone have just made a pod cast that seperates these two things? Why did you have to drag the magical world and my favorite story into the lense of religion? This is a really great story without any outside speculation.. I just don't understand. This isn't a story, its...”Read full review »
Karnes via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/18/16
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“Co-hosts Vanessa and Casper have a delightful dynamic, playfully engaging with the chapters of Harry Potter as though they had sacred or religious significance. A delightful listen for believers and non-believers alike.”
inpersonam via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/12/16
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