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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (1)

J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter spent ten long years living with Mr. and Mrs. Dursley, an aunt and uncle whose outrageous favoritism of their perfectly awful son Dudley leads to some of the most inspired dark comedy since Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. But fortunately for Harry, he's about to be granted a scholars...

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The Bobby Bones Show

The title was brought up several times during trivia segments, where the hosts correctly identified it as the first entry in a popular series and noted its author. They also mentioned that the series had been turned into a successful film franchise in the 2000s. The references were factual and brief, without any strong endorsement or critique.

Episode: (Thurs Full Show) The Suprise Artists at Bobby Bon...

The first Harry Potter book was correctly identified in a trivia game segment.

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What was the title of the very first Harry Potter book released in the 2000s

Harry Potter first one Sorcerer's Stone

Episode: (Fri Full Show) Toby Keith Shares Update on His He...

The Harry Potter book series was mentioned in a trivia game segment on the podcast. It was correctly identified as a book series that was adapted into movies.

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J.K. Rowling is the author of what book series in the 2000s and 2010s?

Harry Potter

Episode: (Fri Early Bird) What Animal Do We Wish We Could O...

The Harry Potter book series, written by J.K. Rowling, was mentioned and was adapted into a successful film franchise in the 2000s.

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What book series by J.K. Rowling was turned into a successful film franchise in the 2000s?

Harry Potter.

The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast

In one episode, the hosts casually referenced a butterbeer from the Harry Potter world while talking about kids' opinions, mentioning the title in passing. They did not provide any recommendation or detailed discussion of the book.

Episode: Golden Girls Theme

They mentioned a butterbeer from the Harry Potter world while discussing kids' opinions.

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what about their opinion on like a butterbeer in Harry Potter world?

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

The hosts referenced the book several times, first noting J.K. Rowling’s prominence and her outspoken stance on gender‑binary issues, and later recalling how they and their troops had read the series during a deployment. Clay and Buck both highlighted the author’s cultural impact and expressed personal appreciation, with Buck even saying he might finally read it. Their comments conveyed a positive view of the series, effectively recommending it to listeners.

Highly Recommended

Episode: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Aug 1 2024

J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series, has weighed in on the issue of men competing in women's sports.

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J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter author, has been weighing in in a significant fashion.

Episode: Hour 1 - Riley Gaines

J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, has been weighing in on the controversy surrounding transgender athletes and the Olympics.

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J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter author, has been weighing in in a significant fashion.

Episode: Hour 2 - Trump Veepstakes

J.K. Rowling was discussed as the first billionaire author in history, who made her fortune from the Harry Potter series, and her strong stance against transgender issues was also highlighted.

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I think that's right. Wildly successful author of the Harry Potter series, as you all know.

Anyway, she's a staunch defender of the gender binary.

J.K. Rowling gets it. Very effective on this issue.

Episode: Hour 2 - Trump Veepstakes

The Harry Potter series' author, J.K. Rowling, was discussed in the context of her staunch defense of the male-female binary, becoming a billionaire through the series' success.

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Honestly in the whole world, she's I think the first billionaire author at least becoming a billionaire from her books in history. I think that's right.

Wildly successful author of the Harry Potter series, as you all know.

Anyway, she's a staunch defender of the gender binary.

She writes, calling a man a man is not bullying or punching down.

I've never read the Harry Potter books. I might have to go get them now.

Episode: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Apr 10 2024

It was mentioned in the context of J.K. Rowling's opposition to a Scottish law that could imprison people for misgendering someone, which she sees as a threat to freedom of speech.

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J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books is completely opposed to this outrage by this and understands that this is the end of freedom actually.

And that's not an overstatement.

If they can make you say lies on pain of imprisonment, you don't have freedom, you don't live in a free society.

Episode: Hour 1 - What NPR Whistleblower Revealed

It was mentioned in the context of J.K. Rowling's opposition to the Scottish government's legislation regarding transgender rights, which she views as a threat to freedom of speech.

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Just understand, if you call a trans man a man or trans woman a man, whatever, a person who is a man who says he's a woman in Scotland, you can go to prison now.

And JK Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books, is completely opposed to this outrage by this and understands that this is the end of freedom actually.

Episode: Battleground LIVE: Mockery of Justice

The Harry Potter book series was fondly remembered as a source of entertainment during a deployment to Afghanistan, and the author's more recent views were mentioned.

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I read them when I went to combat and I thought that I read them in Afghanistan when I didn't you know when we were off patrols or whatever and I absolutely loved these books and I convinced my soldiers to read these books and some of my squad leaders read them.

so there we were on observation posts in Afghanistan in one of the most dangerous places on the world discussing whether professor snake was really a good guy or a bad guy and we didn't know because the last book hadn't come out yet it was all the rage right.

but JK Rowling little did I know that she would turn out to be so based in some of her positions on calling men pretending to be women out in the fact that this insane stuff is dangerous for our girls.

Lovett or Leave It

The title was brought up in three episodes, first as a footnote to J.K. Rowling’s political writing rather than her famous series, then as a target for demolition in a discussion about repurposing a theme park for affordable housing, and finally as part of a joke about a movie set in a castle. All mentions were dismissive or humorous, with no endorsement of the work.

Critiqued

Episode: Good Riddance (Crime of Your Life)

J.K. Rowling was mentioned as a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, but specifically for her political writing, not for the Harry Potter series.

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J.K. Rowling, but for her political writing only. Not Harry Potter, absolutely not. No, just the politics.

Episode: Hot Inslee Summer

The host proposed the idea of destroying a Harry Potter theme park to build affordable housing, and Jay Inslee agreed with the destruction of the park.

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You have to destroy Harry Potter World, Star Wars Galaxy's Edge or Pandora, the World of Avatar. Which one's got to go?

I am a politician of conviction... I think Harry Potter should be eliminated in all circumstances.

Episode: Watch for Falling Stones

It was mentioned in a humorous context while the hosts were discussing a movie that starts with a dog being shot; a listener joked that the movie could be a Harry Potter installment involving a castle.

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You go to a fucking castle.

Episode: Who Let the DOGE Out?

Jason Isaacs claimed he read the first four Harry Potter books in one sitting, and the host noted he hadn't read the series in great detail because of a character detail.

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When you were cast in Harry Potter, you said, and I quote, I read the first four books in one sitting, you know, didn't wash, didn't eat, drove around with them on the steering wheel like a lunatic.

Well, you've not read the Harry Potter books in great detail because Lucius Malfoy was in fact one of the Knights of Walpurgus, the original group name for the Death Eaters.

Adam Carolla Show

The book's author, J.K. Rowling, was mentioned in the context of discussing gender issues and how she has become known for her views on the topic.

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Is it is the gender stuff? Yeah?

— Episode: Brad Williams on Fastballs and Faking Or...

Episode: Brad Williams on Fastballs and Faking Orgasms

The book's author, J.K. Rowling, was mentioned in the context of discussing gender issues and how she has become known for her views on the topic.

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Is it is the gender stuff? Yeah?

But like do they put JK Rowling on there because they want us to be fooled

That's why you got to play the game. Yeah now gender matters. It sounds like Sorbo tweet

For me for me. It's between Sorbo and Rowling which sounds like wow that's a fucking Mad Libs threesome

Also, it's kind of ironic that Hercules The magical powered Hercules like Hercules the strongest man in the world Could be taken down Because he voted for Trump

The Rubin Report

The books were discussed in the context of J.K. Rowling's views on transgender issues, which a student considered "bigoted." A teacher used the discussion as a masterclass in critical thinking.

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Dress however you please, call yourself whatever you like, sleep with any consenting adult who will have you, live your best life in peace and security, but force women out of their jobs for stating t...

— Episode: Joe Rogan & Aaron Rodgers Have a Blister...

Episode: Joe Rogan & Aaron Rodgers Have a Blistering Respon...

The books were discussed in the context of J.K. Rowling's views on transgender issues, which a student considered "bigoted." A teacher used the discussion as a masterclass in critical thinking.

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Dress however you please, call yourself whatever you like, sleep with any consenting adult who will have you, live your best life in peace and security, but force women out of their jobs for stating that sex is real.

She did try and pen some things on a specific group of people.

But force women out of their jobs for stating that sex is real.

I think that's what she's saying by attacking someone for stating that sex is real.

So, to me, no, stating that sex is real is not transphobic. It's just a fact of life. It exists.

Episode: Joe Rogan Goes Off About Huge Blind Spot on This L...

The Harry Potter book series was mentioned; the speaker discussed J.K. Rowling's controversial viewpoints on transgender issues and the subsequent backlash she received, including threats on her life and a book celebrating her death.

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And then you may remember some years ago, she basically just said, Hey, there's biological differences between boys and girls. I'd rather girls not get beat up in boys wrestling.

She wrote, 'The question at the heart of this debate is whether sex or gender identity should form the basis of decisions on safeguarding provision of services, sporting categories and other areas where women and girls currently have legal rights and protections.'

And people like JK Rowling need to fucking stop because my people are dying because of her. She is killing us.

JK Rowling fucking dies. She wrote a book. Yeah. She wrote a book about killing JK Rowling.

Gretchen had the nerve to kill off the queen of the turfs and it is glorious. I only wish that scene could have been even more brutal.

Episode: Prince Harry Insults the US in Insane UN Speech |...

The series was described as beloved and compared to Star Wars in terms of cultural impact. Its author's later views on gender identity caused controversy, leading to criticism.

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J.K. Rowling, who, of course, was the author of Harry Potter, who was a beloved character and a beloved book.

J.K. Rowling was loved. But of course, now, because she defends women against having their genitals chopped off, she's a bad chick.

to be clear about J.K. Rowling, what got her in this mess, I mean, again, this was a beloved woman who wrote, you know, the Star Wars of our time, right? You first had Lord of the Rings, then you had Star Wars, then you had Harry Potter. Like this is the thing that so many kids who are becoming adults right now, this is the stuff that their dreams were made of, right? And it was great.

Unexplained Encounters

The feeling of dread described in the story was likened to that of a dementor from the Harry Potter books, implying a similarly oppressive and draining feeling.

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But then I got this awful feeling of dread, like a dementor from Harry Potter was affecting me, like a feeling I was never going to be happy again.

— Episode: 432 | Grand Canyon WEREWOLF ATTACK! 7 TR...

Episode: 432 | Grand Canyon WEREWOLF ATTACK! 7 TRUE Horror...

The feeling of dread described in the story was likened to that of a dementor from the Harry Potter books, implying a similarly oppressive and draining feeling.

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But then I got this awful feeling of dread, like a dementor from Harry Potter was affecting me, like a feeling I was never going to be happy again.

Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

A first edition copy, printed in 1997, was found in a Scottish bookstore and sold for \u002470,000 at auction; only 500 hardback copies were initially printed.

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A first edition Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone printed in the year 1997 found in a bargain bucket in a bookstore in the Scottish Highlands. The person bought it for 12 bucks an...

— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, December 12, 2023

Episode: The O'Reilly Update, December 12, 2023

A first edition copy, printed in 1997, was found in a Scottish bookstore and sold for \u002470,000 at auction; only 500 hardback copies were initially printed.

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A first edition Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone printed in the year 1997 found in a bargain bucket in a bookstore in the Scottish Highlands. The person bought it for 12 bucks and sold it at auction for 70,000.

Well, the first run of hardbacks, there were only 500 printed.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Across eight episodes, the hosts and guests referenced the title, debating J.K. Rowling's controversial views, noting the book's simple, immersive world‑building, and joking about its cultural impact. Some praised its nostalgic appeal and accessibility for readers who prefer straightforward stories, while others dismissed it as a glorified picture book or critiqued the author’s morality. The discussion treated the book as a widely recognized cultural touchstone rather than a wholehearted endorsement.

Episode: "Flarge" (w/ Stephanie Hsu)

The discussion turned to J.K. Rowling and how her fictionalized morality might have been influenced by her wealth, and a comparison was made to a Tracy Ullman sketch.

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It is a classic example of person who was able to like fictionalize morality in such a way that they lost touch with their own moral goddess internally after gaining massive wealth.

Where is the movie about that? Do we even want to see it?

I think the biopic of JK Rowling already exists and it is Tracy Allman as Renee Zellweger playing JK Rowling it is the iconic sketch of all time.

It really is so good and also it's like so Tracy Allman plays Renee Zellweger and she's doing an insane Renee Zellweger and then she does Renee Zellweger as JK Rowling It's a really good impression of what you think Renee Zellweger would be as JK Rowling.

Episode: "This Meeting Is Being Recorded" (w/ Patti Harriso...

It was discussed how Harry Potter's world doesn't acknowledge trans people and how, in a hypothetical scenario, Harry Potter might use a polyjuice potion to become a woman and assault children.

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I think there's just like a lot of mental tie-in with like that season and feeling like fall

I really hope that JK Rowling finds healing in her life and that she can come around in that we can have the first Harry Potter book

Maybe Harry Potter decides one day that she's tired she is tired of living of living a secret magical life. And so she uses a polyjuice potion to turn herself for one day into a woman just if what it see what it feels like and she goes to hide into a bat and to hide in a bathroom

And as a woman she just assaults a bunch of kids in the bathroom

Don't forget and then you wear your little invisibility cloak into the bathroom because oh the transformations a little painful, but it's well learned I'm turning into a beautiful girl in the bathroom who loves kid

Episode: "I Just Said Pu**y To A Princess" (w/ Marti Gould...

While J.K. Rowling was criticised for her views, the positive messages of love and fighting racism were praised by the guests. The books were still considered enjoyable despite the author's actions.

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If you got something out of that book that was about how love can conquer all, about how the evilness that is purification of race is something to be chased out of the world.

Don't let JK Rowling being a jerk and a turf take the experience that you had with the books away.

I loved the Harry Potter books until the final book came out on my 21st birthday and everybody left my birthday party to go get in line at Barnes and Noble's.

Episode: "Tragical" (w/ Jo Firestone)

The difficulty of the Harry Potter books was mentioned in relation to the intelligence of the listeners.

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Couldn't even read the hard Harry Potter's. Are the hard ones?

Episode: "You GLOW Girl!" (w/ Sunita Mani)

It was mentioned as a book that the guest almost wrote, before J.K. Rowling did. She joked about her future being stolen.

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And then of course, you know, a woman by the name of Joe Rowling wrote that. She stole my future.

Episode: "I Don't Think So, Honey! 9" (Part One)

Lisa Kleinman criticized Harry Potter, stating that the story of British teenagers in Catholic school uniforms doesn't make her horny and that she's an adult who doesn't need a glorified picture book about people who don't have sex or do drugs.

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I don't think so, honey, Harry Potter. Believe a story about British teenagers that wear Catholic school uniforms does not make me horny.

I am sorry, I am adult, and I don't need to read a glorified picture book about people that don't fuck and do drugs.

Episode: "Ellen (and the Year 2016)" (w/ Sudi Green)

Sudi Green indicated a fondness for Harry Potter, suggesting it's enjoyable for those with simpler reading preferences due to its immersive world-building.

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And that applies to like Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter and like all these things.

It definitely did.

I've Had It

The speaker was initially a big fan of the Harry Potter books and read them early on in their release but now finds JK Rowling's public behavior repulsive and has withdrawn their support for the series.

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Everything good must come to an end at some point.

— Episode: Un-American Cheese with Matt Bellassai

Episode: Un-American Cheese with Matt Bellassai

The speaker was initially a big fan of the Harry Potter books and read them early on in their release but now finds JK Rowling's public behavior repulsive and has withdrawn their support for the series.

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Everything good must come to an end at some point.

Like I was a fan. I grew up with them.

I was one of the first kids who read Harry Potter in my, in my class. And I remember it because I was in fifth grade and my teacher called over the couple of us who had read it. And she was like, is it okay for my, my kid to read? Cause I'm hearing some stuff that it's like satanic.

Cause if you recall, yeah, there was a big, yeah. They were like, you know, if you read the hidden message in Harry Potter, you know, JK Rowling wants your kid to, you know, suck the devil's dick or whatever.

But now JK Rowling is a piece of shit.

REAL AF with Andy Frisella

The Harry Potter book series was positively mentioned; the speaker expressed their enjoyment of the series and J.K. Rowling's work.

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Harry Potter's awesome. Buy some more Harry Potter shit.

— Episode: 419. Q&AF: Expanding Your Product Line,...

Episode: 419. Q&AF: Expanding Your Product Line, Positively...

The Harry Potter book series was positively mentioned; the speaker expressed their enjoyment of the series and J.K. Rowling's work.

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Harry Potter's awesome. Buy some more Harry Potter shit.

Stay Tuned with Preet

It was mentioned as an example of how J.K. Rowling recognized the system of abuse and manipulation described in Eric Hoffer's book.

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One of the great things about J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books was that she recognized that system and you can see it in her creation of Beatrix Lestrange who the more that Voldemort abuses his follo...

— Episode: Revisiting Patterns of Change (with Heat...

Episode: Revisiting Patterns of Change (with Heather Cox Ri...

It was mentioned as an example of how J.K. Rowling recognized the system of abuse and manipulation described in Eric Hoffer's book.

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One of the great things about J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books was that she recognized that system and you can see it in her creation of Beatrix Lestrange who the more that Voldemort abuses his followers the tighter she clings to him.

Episode: America, Racism & Patterns of Change (with Heather...

The Harry Potter book series was mentioned as a good example of how people can be manipulated in abusive relationships to the point where they become complicit and defend the abuser. The character of Bellatrix Lestrange was highlighted as an example.

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And one of the great things about J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books was that she recognized that system, and you can see it in her creation of Beatrix Lestrange, who the more that Voldemort abuses his followers, the tighter she clings to him.

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

The host referenced the Harry Potter series as an example of fictional teleportation while discussing the killer's story.

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Have you ever seen Harry Potter where they can transport to another location just like that?

— Episode: SLUMBER PARTY CHILD KILLER TO WALK FREE?

Episode: SLUMBER PARTY CHILD KILLER TO WALK FREE?

The host referenced the Harry Potter series as an example of fictional teleportation while discussing the killer's story.

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Have you ever seen Harry Potter where they can transport to another location just like that?

Big Take

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Big Take

The hosts compared Squid Game to the Harry Potter series, noting the latter's longstanding cultural impact while expressing doubt the former could achieve similar franchise longevity.

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Is it fair to say it's kind of like the Harry Potter of South Korea?

— Episode: Netflix’s Big Bet On ‘Squid Game’

Episode: Netflix’s Big Bet On ‘Squid Game’

The hosts compared Squid Game to the Harry Potter series, noting the latter's longstanding cultural impact while expressing doubt the former could achieve similar franchise longevity.

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Is it fair to say it's kind of like the Harry Potter of South Korea?

I'm reluctant to call it the Harry Potter of South Korea because a show about people basically in this competition where they all die just doesn't lend itself naturally, you'd think, to franchises or to exploitation.

Harry Potter has been a cultural touchstone now for 25 years, and it's going to continue to be for the next 25, 50, 75 years.

My kids are going to be reading them.

Untraditionally Lala

The hosts recalled watching the film adaptation of the book while slightly intoxicated in a hotel bed, using it as a nostalgic backdrop. Later, they referenced the iconic hat from the story to describe quirky headwear in a commercial. Both mentions were light‑hearted and not presented as a recommendation.

Episode: BONUS: Shamrocks, Shots & Shenanigans

They recalled watchingHarry Potterwhile buzzed in a hotel bed before getting ready for the night.

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And we always went in the morning to the hotel and we would get a little bit buzzed and lay in the bed and watch like Lord of the Rings or like Harry Potter before we got ready for the night.

Episode: The One About You’re A Hot Mess! Get It Together!

In a discussion about a Tubi commercial, the hosts referenced the iconic Harry Potter hat, using it as a visual cue for the quirky headwear in the ad.

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They all had on, like, some that looked like the hat on Harry Potter where it's like, oh, Gryffindor! ... the guy's, like, kind of sulking and he makes his way into, like, country land and everyone's got an actual cowboy hat on.

Episode: BONUS: All The Scary (and Slutty) Halloween Costum...

Jessica said she had dressed as a slutty Harry Potter for a Monster Mash party one year and described it as her most favorite costume.

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I was a slutty Harry Potter for Monster Mash one year and I was really freaking cute. I think that was my most favorite.

Episode: BONUS: All The Scary (and Slutty) Halloween Costum...

The hosts mentioned dressing up as a "slutty Harry Potter" for a past Halloween and considered doing the same again this year.

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I was a slutty Harry Potter for Monster Mash one year and I was really freaking cute.

Maybe I'll be a slutty Harry Potter this year.

I'm going to be a slutty Harry Potter again this year.

You Should Know Podcast

A host recalled a personal anecdote in which a friend's mother considered the series sacrilegious, using the title as an example of controversial reading material. The discussion highlighted how the books sparked strong opinions in some households, but no direct assessment of the content was offered.

Episode: THEY CAUGHT US TOGETHER! -You Should Know Podcast-

A host recalled that a friend's mother considered the Harry Potter books sacrilegious, highlighting a personal anecdote about the series.

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My mom... thought Harry Potter was sacrilegious.

Episode: PLAYING SQUID GAMES CHALLENGE! -You Should Know Po...

They said the book they loved the most was Harry Potter, mentioning it as their top favorite.

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Which book do I love the most? Harry Potter.

Episode: POO IN THE PARTY -You Should Know Podcast-

They rewatched the Harry Potter series, mentioning spells like "Expecto" and "Patronum," and expressed enthusiasm about revisiting the books.

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Rewatched Harry Potter. Watched all of it. Expecto. Patronum.

Episode: THE BEST WAYS TO CHEAT ON YOUR GIRLFRIEND! -You Sh...

They mentioned that the same app also had a Harry Potter themed challenge as another DLC option.

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and then another, there's Harry Potter.

The MeidasTouch Podcast

The hosts repeatedly used the book as a benchmark, noting that the number of Donald Trump references in the Epstein files exceeded the total mentions of the title across the entire seven‑book series. They highlighted this comparison in three episodes to illustrate the sheer volume of Trump mentions. The discussion was informal and did not constitute a recommendation of the book.

Episode: Trump Gets Instant Karma as Bluff Is Called on Fil...

The hosts noted that the Epstein files contain more references to Donald Trump than the entire sevenbook Harry Potter series, citing over 38,000 Trump mentions.

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Did you know that there are more references to Donald Trump in the Epstein files than there are references to Harry Potter in all seven Harry Potter books? Yeah, there's over 38,000 references to Donald Trump in the Epstein file.

Episode: Trump in World of Hell as All Plans Backfire

The hosts compared the number of references to Trump in the Epstein files to the number of references to Harry Potter across all seven books, highlighting the sheer volume of Trump mentions.

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there are more references to Trump in the Epstein files than there is to Jesus in the New Testament, than there is to Harry Potter in all seven Harry Potter books.

Episode: Uh Oh! Trump Panics as Health Takes Turn for Worse...

The host claimed that Donald Trump's name appeared in the Epstein files more often than Harry Potter's name appears across all seven Harry Potter books.

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I saw this one meme over here that says Donald, it's true, though, that Donald Trump, Donald Trump's name appears more in the Epstein files than Harry Potter's name appears in all seven Harry Potter books.

Episode: Tuesday Afternoon Breaking News Updates with Ben —...

Ben claimed that the Epstein files contained more references to Donald Trump than the Harry Potter books.

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More references to Donald Trump in the Epstein files that have been released than Harry and Harry Potter, than God or Jesus in the freaking Bible, folks.

Episode: Trump Loses It as Obama Gets Standing Ovation!!

The hosts compared Trump's name appearing in the Epstein files to the name Harry in Harry Potter, highlighting how frequently Trump was mentioned.

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Your name appears more in the Epstein files than the name Harry in Harry Potter.

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

One speaker admitted they had never seen the Harry Potter series.

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I've never seen Harry Potter. This guy here has got his feet on the ground.

— Episode: Hour 2 - NFL Mock Draft

Episode: Hour 2 - NFL Mock Draft

One speaker admitted they had never seen the Harry Potter series.

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I've never seen Harry Potter. This guy here has got his feet on the ground.

Episode: Colin Cowherd Podcast - Should Bears Trade For Kyl...

The conversation referenced the Harry Potter series as an example of popular fantasy literature that draws huge audiences.

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there's a reason why Twilight and Stranger Things and Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings and all that stuff is so popular.

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The first volume of this series was mentioned as taking six years to write, compared to the 65 days it took to translate the Book of Mormon.

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Harry Potter, just volume one, just volume one, where we're doing some serious world building, right? Tolkien and J.K. Rowling build a world which would be required for the Book of Mormon. Harry Potte...

— Episode: Introductory Pages of the Book of Mormon...

Episode: Introductory Pages of the Book of Mormon Part 2 •...

The first volume of this series was mentioned as taking six years to write, compared to the 65 days it took to translate the Book of Mormon.

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Harry Potter, just volume one, just volume one, where we're doing some serious world building, right? Tolkien and J.K. Rowling build a world which would be required for the Book of Mormon. Harry Potter, volume one took six years.

Elevation with Steven Furtick

It was mentioned as a comparison to the Bible if one was to treat the latter as an ancient text with no modern-day relevance.

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However, if we read the Bible in a way that treats us like an ancient text with no application to our current day lives, then we might as well read Harry Potter.

— Episode: New Year, Same God

Episode: New Year, Same God

It was mentioned as a comparison to the Bible if one was to treat the latter as an ancient text with no modern-day relevance.

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However, if we read the Bible in a way that treats us like an ancient text with no application to our current day lives, then we might as well read Harry Potter.

Episode: Reverse The Search

He compared the scar on his wrist to a little Harry Potter thing, noting that he had always had that reference on his wrist.

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I've always had this little Harry Potter thing right there on my wrist.

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