Hi Harry Potter and Sega Tech listeners. We're here to tell you what a podcast we think you should check out.

So Mike Schubert, a good friend who used to make the Potter List podcast, is now making the podcast the newest Olympian.

It is about the Percy Jackson series and he is bringing the same humor and intelligence and empathy to the Percy Jackson series that he brought to the Harry Potter series.

Join Mike as he reads through the books for the first time with the help of longtime Percy Jackson and the Limpin's fans to cover the plot, attempt to predict what happens next and nerd out over Greek mythology.

And between each book, the newest Olympian will have special episodes covering topics that come up across a series such as Greek mythology, living with ADHD, asexuality and more.

The newest Olympian welcomes in established fans and newcomers alike, so whether you're looking for an excuse to finally read the Percy Jackson books or want to reread an old favorite with a digital book club,

the newest Olympian is the podcast for you. Mike is already on book five of the first series, so you'll have over 80 episodes to marathon through if you're in search of a new podcast to devour.

You might recognize Mike because he has been on Harry Potter and the Secret Text and the women of Harry Potter multiple times and we love his new podcast.

New episodes release on Mondays, wherever you get your podcasts, just search for the newest Olympian in your favorite podcasting app or go to www.thenewistillipian.com.

Chapter 7. Bagman and Crouch. Harry disentangled himself from Ron and got to his feet. They had arrived on what appeared to be a deserted stretch of Mistymore.

In front of them was a pair of tired and grumpy looking wizards, one of whom was holding a large gold watch.

I'm Casper Turquil. And I'm Vanessa Zoltan. And this is Harry Potter and the Secret Text.

Vanessa, a couple of weeks ago, you offered a challenge to anyone who could write an iTunes review for the show involving the word Tiger.

And I thought it was a terrible idea, but I was so wrong because oh my god, some of the Tiger references that people worked in.

And I should give a special shout out to Wind Cry's Amy, positively forethist Veronica T, CMR underscore OH and Lisa Lynn Kin, because there were some real winners.

Using the phrase I of the Tiger.

Like the 32nd recap was like an I of the Tiger, like Rocky theme warm up song.

Yeah, there was something about enjoying the podcast with their Tiger mom. These were like really sophisticated uses.

Some of them were stretching it like a Tiger never changes its stripes, which you know, inventive.

That's an expression.

No, isn't it leopard doesn't change its spots?

It spots, yeah, but still good work.

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