PotterCast 68, A Wizard Rockerly Holiday ‘cast, Now Live

PotterCast No. 68, our first holiday Harry Potter podcast, is now live. To listen, just hit the “Play” button on the right side of the page (—>), or use
iTunes, or direct download.
In this show:

-It’s part one of our annual holiday filk show (featuring all your HP/Christmas song parodies), with a little extra twist.
-A full audio report from the Wizard Rock Yule Ball in Cambridge, Mass., with clips from the performances, interviews with the bands and fans, and more.
-The trio reveals the big secret about Draco and the Malfoys
-Sue plans to crowd surf at the next Yule Ball
-Laura Mallory the Mad/Evil Muggle
-Everyone’s a WINNER!
-Filks:
-“Rock Around the Hogwarts Tree”
-“Miserable Moaning Myrtle,” by Lady A.
-“Voldemort is Coming Tonight”
-“Run, Run, Marauders,” by the Corner Booth Mods
-Snape’s Christmas
-“Do You Hear What I Hear?”
-“Butterbeer,” by Lysh the Fish

Wizard Rock Credits:
“Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” – Jason Anderson and the Best
Music under first interview – Jason Anderson and the Best
“Wizard Rock Anthem” – Harry and the Potters
“Wizard Rock” – The Remus Lupins
Music under second interview – Jason Anderson and the Best
Music under Draco and the Malfoys interview – The Remus Lupins
“99 Death Eaters” – Draco and the Malfoys
Music under backstage interviews – Jason Anderson and the best
“Your Flying Car” – The Whomping Willows
“Dumbledore” – Harry and the Potters
“Save Ginny Weasley from Dean Thomas” Harry and the Potters
“Christmas at Hogwarts” – Harry and the Potters
“Santa Claus is Coming to Town” – Harry and the Potters, Draco and the Malfoys, The Hungarian Horntails, the Remus Lupins, The Whomping Willows, Jason Anderson and the Best

Editing:
Filks: Mike Neighbors
Wizard Rock: Melissa Anelli
Final Edit: Jeff Gregory

Running Time: 57:53
Direct download (28MB).
Direct download low-bandwidth (7MB).

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