Two Peas and a Pod Justin and Mikala

We’re back for Volde(more!) Chosen Boy privilege is running rampant on the grounds of Hogwarts as Dumbledaddy turns a blind eye to all of Harry’s rule breaking. The sorting hat has sent a very special guest to join us, to be Dumbledore’s great defender. Put on your invisibly cloaks and join us! It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to your enemies, but a great deal more to stand up for Dumbledore’s preferences. We will award 10 points to anyone who listens to this episode!

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What do eggs, elephants, and pickleballs have in common? They can all get poached. Much like Mikala and Justin in this episode. Moooooove out of the way, Gaston, there’s a new villain in town. Join us on this roller coaster ride of an episode, and see if you can spot a squirrel while you’re up there. Or an alien for that matter. You never know what you’re gonna find with us, but hey, you might just strike gold.

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Merlin’s Beard! You’re back again for another book club episode! This week we discuss chapters 9-12. Harry catches his first snitch, does something very brave AND very stupid, and we discover Molly Weasley’s timeless holiday tradition. Leaving her kids at school. #NotMyMolly

A very Beauty and the Beast episode. We met the real life Gaston, who tried to get the girl. But this time it wasn’t in France, but in Boone, North Carolina. Lefou also makes an unforgettable appearance. You don’t want to miss it.

Welcome back to another book club episode! This week we discuss chapters 5-8 of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Philosopher’s Stone if you’re listening in the UK). Peeves and Bathilda Bagshot finally get their flowers and find out what a nasty shock it is when your dad’s a muggle and your mom is a witch.

What do Harry Potter and the Lion King have in common? Mikala’s forehead, apparently. All thanks to pickleball. It’s time to practice your curtsy, but like, in a British way.