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This is an eardrums-bound podcast train. Next stop, your headphones or speakers. Hello, before I

continue my first ever journey through the Harry Potter series,

just a few quick announcements.

First off, I wanted to give a big, big shout out to someone that helped with the audio of this

episode and a re-upload of the previous episode, Brandon Grugel.

Brandon is one of my good buds from Multitude.

He works on Join the Party.

He does incredible editing there and is one of the amazing hosts.

And he helped me out editing the audio of this episode because I know last time was kind of shaky. And he remastered the track from last time. So if you go back and re-listen to Episode 69, it will sound a lot better. So thank you, Brandon, so much. And this leads me into a wonderful time to give a shout out to the show that he's on Join the Party.

I was on the most recent episode of Join the Party, which is Multitudes Dungeons and Dragons Real Play podcast. It is a very different Dungeons and Dragons podcast from those you might know. It's basically like a Real Play podcast meets an audio fiction podcast where there's really good sound editing. You feel you're immersed in the story it's absolutely fantastic i was on it was so much fun and if you need another

podcast to listen to while you're waiting for potterless episodes to show up i recommend it i also

recommend all the other multitude shows we have the other show that i work on horse which is a

basketball podcast about everything except for the sport just just things like player drama and Twitter beefs.

There's spirits, which is like drunk history, except it's about mythology and very

LGBTQ slash women focused, and it's very good and empowering, and they do really fun stories.

And there's Way Station as well, which covers the Canadian TV show Lost Girl.

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