
Harry Potter and the Sacred Text
Author: Not Sorry Productions
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It’s the English class you didn't know you missed and the meaningful conversations you didn't know you craved. Join Vanessa Zoltan and Matt Potts as they bring thought, reflection and laughter to Harry Potter; not just as novels, but as instructive and inspirational texts that will teach us about our own lives. Relive the magic of Harry Potter chapter by chapter as Matt and Vanessa explore themes such as commitment, revenge and forgiveness. This podcast creates time in your week to think about life’s big questions. Because reading fiction doesn’t just help us escape the world, it helps us live in it.
Harry Potter and the Sacred Text is produced by Not Sorry Productions, a feminist organization that produces podcasts, educational content, live shows, and immersive experiences with the explicit goal of addressing the spiritual needs of its participants. Through community, rigor, and ritual, we treat traditionally secular things as if they were sacred. To learn more about what we do, visit https://notsorryworks.com/.
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This episode really missed the mark for me in terms of accurate depictions of mercy. They never defined what they viewed as the meaning of mercy and as I am relying on the standard/dictionary definition to guide my interpretations, their discussion really doesn't coincide with that view. As they discuss, it sounds like their view of mercy is simply being nice/kind to others to alleviate pain, whereas I'm viewing it more traditionally as an imbalance of power where the more powerful party has the capacity to inflict harm and consciously chooses to refrain. Love the podcast but this episode doesn't resonate.
Grace is something I wasn't too familiar with; similar to Casper and Vanessa. It seems to be overused A LOT in the Christian community/my small, Conservative town. After listening to this, I think the local context where I hear "grace" used has become incredibly diluted and taken so much away from this gorgeous concept.
I loved the brief discussion on Neville and his character! I had never noticed those link before and reading and thinking about destiny as it pertains to Neville fit so well within the story and really added to my appreciation of the many threads that weave this into a beautiful story.
reminds me a bit too much of the religious people I knew back in my home town. do think there could be more literary analysis though.
loved the Toni Morrison quote -- amazing! Also, excellent question posed by Dallas on the voicemail; so much to unpack and think about!
در ادامه با دل ببندی ببینید عدد پوشش توده عدد. همهپرسی عدد تتلو تو اون ر چون نه الان دارید دوستانتون او اقب پول غدد ببره در ببرد تا از د آن داد؟روی وول مدل ی ببریدندا خوف تا غ از پ فن در کنند فعال قهوه وب پس پس پل د پپ
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As a Dutchy, I loved Casper's 30s recap in this episode. Sounded hilarious with his accent 😂
"Real fighters die and people who give in survive." I'll be thinking about that for awhile.
A great podcast
Amazing how Vanessa just casually flawlessly quotes act 5 scene 5 of Macbeth.
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heard an ad for this pod on another feed. jk rowling hasn't "outed herself as transphobic." she hasn't said or written anything transphobic. you're repeating the misogynistic lie that protecting women's rights is an attack on trans identified people. it isn't.
Instead of listening to this episode by Americans, why don't you watch this British Trans woman talk about Rowling's essay on British issues in an objective manner? https://youtu.be/ixCFuFvNgLw
I'm sorry, "rapey"??? When? On my 10th pass through the series, I cannot find or think of anything to merit that, save for one harrassing comment made to Lavender in book 4. Please show me the lines that go beyond that. I absolutely think Ron is a flawed character & some of the podcast analyses of him are great, but Vanessa's double-standard has itched for awhile now. Hermione physically assaults Ron twice, disfigures a classmate, & keeps a woman in a jar, yet she is the paragon of virtue. Harry uses unforgiveable curses (& is chronically repulsed by feminine things). And Ron has issues but . . . having privilege while also disliking the poverty he was bullied for is not unreasonable. There's too much to nitpick here, but I'm just tired of the scapegoating.
im listening to this is march of 2020 and they started mentioning stuff about being in quarantine during the break and i was so confused about how they know about corona in 2017😂😂
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Wow, does anyone else totally love the reading voice of Paulinie Marie Dias? I could listen to her all day!
I don't want to defend anything Ron does in this chapter, but I must resist the celebration of Ginny during their fight. What she says to him is as cruel and shaming as what he says to her.
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so I learned that Dutch just sounds like someone talking backwards
Lumeria Star is Dumbledore's drag name in my mind
Team Dumbledore because Fudge sent Hagrid to Azkaban (prison) for no apparent reason.
I would still punch Draco
if Hagrid had given Harry to Sirius he would have lived a happy loving life
Was late to this podcast but when I found it on spotify..i was in love with it! ❤ really love their take on it. Definitely makes you think about things.
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Always love Vanessa's blessings!
my fav podcast EVER!!!! Love you Casper and Vanessa!!
Another great one!
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i love learning about the town in france.
"people of colour".