
How does it feel to read Harry Potter after 2020? The words on the page don't change. But times change. We, the readers, change. And that changes the story. Join podcast hosts Lorrie Kim and JC on a re-read of the series, chapter by chapter. As we delve into the story, we'll remember what the books meant to us when they were first published and analyze what we see differently now. For full show no... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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JC: We were in a theater full of people who were there because they wanted to see Tom Felton, and like you said, they queued for tickets, they paid a lot of money, they clearly are fans. I heard people crying around us, people were laughing... Everyb... more
JC: What I would like Sirius to have said is, "You've told Dumbledore, and Dumbledore's on it. You need to sit tight, and let's see what Dumbledore comes up with. I know this sucks, and thank you for telling me. Can I hug you?" Anything like that is ... more
LK: The hope with Voldemort is that there is part of his own mind that he doesn't understand, and there's hope of being able to get to him that way. The problem with Umbridge is that she doesn't have that kind of empty spot.
JC: Yeah. She's choosin... more
Dumbledore sent Hagrid and Madame Maxime off to approach them, but he had to tell them what to do. It makes me think about stories of people whose parents were immigrants who then had lost this piece of their parents' culture and have a hard time rec... more
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Consider me hooked! This is exactly the kind of dissection of the HP series that I’ve been looking for. It’s reinvigorated my love of the series and I would highly recommend!
We all know that JKR has expressed some repugnant and harmful views in the past few years, but this podcast uses those views as an excuse to systematically dismantle the beautiful Harry Potter universe, page by page, with a revisionist lens that is no more appropriate than applying modern day moral standards to a centuries old culture. The hosts do not limit themselves to criticism of the transphobia , but find offense with nearly every character portrayal in some way. Kim’s book on Snape was mo... more
Lorrie Kim and JC examine the HP books with a combination of careful literary criticism and reminiscences of reading, friendship, parenthood, and bittersweet, complicated fandom. This podcast is a delight.
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The focus is on exploring the Harry Potter series through a contemporary lens, examining how societal changes and personal growth affect the interpretation of themes, characters, and events within the books. Each chapter is revisited with a fresh perspective, linking to modern cultural issues, political dynamics, and personal reflections about childhood, adolescence, and trauma. Notably, the conversations often draw parallels between the narrative's fictional world and current real-world problems, providing listeners with a rich amalgam of literary analysis and personal storytelling that resonates broadly and urges a reconsideration of familiar narratives in light of recent historical events.
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Harry Potter After 2020 launched 2 years ago and published 123 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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