Podcasts that mention 📚 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

Jamie Ellison has for years vocalized her Die Hard obsession with Harry Potter

The discussion of Carolyn Ellison's Tumblr mentions her obsession with Harry Potter.

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favorite Harry Potter book

The host asks Gretchen about her favorite book from the Harry Potter series.

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I could see Harry Potter and his friends going to Hogwarts for another semester to learn magic

In an excerpt from his book, Chris Bosh mentions visualizing 'Harry Potter' stories and characters while reading.

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you remember when you were watching Harry Potter as a kid or reading Harry Potter and in the first book they were really big into the house points and then my sort of book three he was breaking people out of um out of jail but it was still like bothered about what was going on in school and then by book Seven he's trying to save the world

Chris uses the Harry Potter book series, referencing specific books (1, 3, 7), as an example of how the scale of challenges increases throughout a series.

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imagine okay you read like it for me I read Harry Potter Harry Potter's great I'm done with the books but I want more Harry Potter I love that world I love the characters all that stuff so then there's people who are super fans who will just go write their own as if they're JK Rowling website

Mentioned as a book series the speaker has read and which serves as a popular source for fan fiction.

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And then she continues, or will my almost daily re-watching of Friends and rereading of Harry Potter hinder my ability to form 'normal' relationships in the long run?

A listener named Caitlyn wonders if her almost daily re-reading of Harry Potter could affect her ability to develop 'normal' relationships.

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um when she submitted the the harry potter i think it was the sorcerer's stone which is the first book to publishers they were unanimous in their opinion

Ozan Varol refers to the first Harry Potter book by its specific title, 'The Sorcerer's Stone'.

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so I'm going to maybe embarrass myself but I love the Harry Potter series

Speaker mentions loving the Harry Potter series when asked about a favorite fiction book.

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I watched that Joni Ernst roast and ride thing it was like he was Voldemort from Harry Potter and nobody wanted to mention his name

Chris Christie compares someone (presumably Trump) to Voldemort from the Harry Potter series, noting that people are afraid to mention his name.

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I have started the first Harry Potter book Sorcerer's Stone nice world to escape to

One of the hosts mentions starting to read the first Harry Potter book as part of his resolution to read more.

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Just check out the rankings okay number one was Harry Potter number two for economics for the next year and a half it was number two was Freakonomics

James Altucher mentions that 'Harry Potter' was the number one book on Amazon when 'Freakonomics' debuted at number two.

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He said that uh the greatest art ever created is uh Harry Potter and we go like better than he's like he goes Yes if it's the most consumed it's the best and we're like what about the Bible he goes ain't nobody read that [ __ ] he goes he goes ain't nobody read that [ __ ] hey go he goes you might have read like part of it but you didn't read the whole Bible he goes Nobody stopping at book three for bro he was cooking last night

Someone (Derek Poston) claims Harry Potter is the greatest art because it's the most consumed, comparing it to the Bible.

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she's gotta get harry potter [ __ ] right

The Harry Potter series is mentioned in relation to its author, J.K. Rowling, and its content ('about little boys').

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and now I'm reading the books um I'm halfway through Goblet of Fire right now and I'm actually digging it

Ben Greenfield mentions he is currently reading 'Goblet of Fire' from the Harry Potter series.

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All of them because if you're going to write to kill a mockingbird or Harry Potter a lot of people are gonna read it

Seth Godin uses 'Harry Potter' as an example of a beloved book/series that receives one-star reviews.

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if the woman who wrote all the Harry Potter books is richer than - or whatever she bought a hell of a lot of pleasure and so on to other be right

The speaker uses the Harry Potter series and its author, J.K. Rowling, as an example of someone creating value and benefiting from it (win-win scenario).

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like you know he talks about Harry Potter a lot or the story of Pinocchio or just different things

The host mentions Jordan Peterson discussing getting truth from fiction, using Harry Potter as an example.

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I just have a uh uh a long uh uh I I basically use the AI voice generator to have Donald Trump read me Harry Potter to sleep every night

Tim jokes about using an AI voice of Trump to read the Harry Potter series to him to fall asleep.

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I you know I love the term mud blood. you guys know mud blood from Harry Potter. yeah

Tim Pool mentions the term 'mud blood' and asks if the others know it from 'Harry Potter'.

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One of them is going to make a Picasso. One of them is going to write the next Harry Potter.

The speaker uses the Harry Potter series as an example of a highly successful book series they hope to find and fund through their cultural grant program.

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The thing all they ever reference are harry potter and the handmaid's tale Both of which are movies or exist in visual media so it's like i know you didn't even read them

Discussed as one of the only books/literature the left references, often implying they only know it from the movies.

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follow me on uh you know the harry potter and the sorcerer's stone reviews

A host suggests using the comment section of this book's review page on Amazon as an alternative communication platform.

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Has anybody read a book other than harry potter

The host asks if anyone has read a book other than Harry Potter, highlighting its cultural prevalence.

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