In the hallowed halls of Potterversity, hosts Katy McDaniel (Marietta College) and Emily Strand (Mt. Carmel College and Signum University) explore the Harry Potter series and wider Wizarding World from a critical academic perspective with scholars from a variety of fields, finding new ways to read and opening new doors. Made in association with MuggleNet.com.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsSociety & Culture |
Why is there a lack of service businesses in the wizarding world?
Following up on our earlier episode about magical businesses, our technical director, Emma Nicholson, joins us to continue the conversation. Perhaps there aren't many businesses tha... more
We're voyaging out to the farthest reaches of space and into the deepest recesses of the mind for another look at Harry Potter and Star Trek.
Potterversity regular Louise Freeman, a retired psychology professor and licensed behavioral analyst who ... more
Space: the final frontier. Our Prime Directive: to boldly examine what Harry Potter has in common with Star Trek.
Hosts Katy and Emily and producer Laurie have found themselves making Star Trek references on past episodes and realized that while H... more
Let's get down to business - in both the wizarding world and the fandom.
Abigail Kohler, adjunct lecturer at Brown University's Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship, is relatively new to Harry Potter but was quickly introduced to scholarship on the ... more
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I was a listener of MuggleNet Academia, so was really glad to discover Potterversity. I was sad to find out that John Granger left, but apparently he is a raging transphobe so good riddance, the show doesn’t need him to be amazing (and without him everyone else gets to talk more, which is a plus). The discussions are always very in-depth and clearly well-researched, the hosts are insanely smart and learned. I look forward to the releases and can’t wait to hear what they discuss next.
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