10: Episode 10

On our October 09th, 2005 edition of MuggleCast…

Philadelphia International? The Barnes & Noble bathroom? Andrew wants you to come up with the wackiest, yet realistic places to podcast from. And as the crew discusses Harry?s most visible physical attribute and its connection to the final word in the last installment, is it possible that the dementors somehow scarred Petunia? Is her past seemingly more connected to the wizarding world than we realize? Plus, will Harry remember to check the Pensieve before he goes on his newest adventure?

We?re throwing it all back with Andrew, Ben, and Kevin on this week?s edition of MuggleCast.

The original three hosts reminisce on the short history of the show

Andrew says we’re the number one un-promoted podcast on iTunes

Take that, Al Franken

Andrew and Ben reveal their plans for special journey podcast

Impromptu meet-up plan: 6 PM, November 9th at Philly International!

Andrew will be wearing his…uh…hmm… …oh forget it

We’ll be setting new standards in podcasting during the NYC premiere

Will Philly International Security stop us from recording?

Main topic: GOF media madness

Are all these pictures too much for the fans?

TV Spots go high-res online

Don’t date the show!

Mad-Eye Moody mini-section

Actor/Character comparisons

GOF video game/soundtrack release date screw-up

Andrew tells a secret

Will the Dursleys make an appearance in the 7th book? Why does Petunia act strangely around Harry?

Ben tells what he thinks is the “Ultimate Plot Twist of All Time”

Our thoughts on the GOF video games

Andrew calls out EA for a free video game to review. He promises a positive review!

…while Kevin says he’ll review one honestly.

Has Aunt Petunia had a run in with dementors in the past?

What does the last word being “scar” in HP 7 mean?

Is it possible that Dumbledore stored his memories in a Pensieve?

Andrew’s Listener Challenge x2 (NYC podcasting ideas and remixes)

Spy on Spartz

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Ljudbok: 9 oktober 2005