Prof Responds: D.A.D.A, Power, and the Politics of Fear

Prof Responds: D.A.D.A, Power, and the Politics of Fear

Professor Julian Wamble returns to the Defense Against the Dark Arts bonus episode with listener responses from Patreon, Discord, and Spotify. Three threads drive the conversation: whether Dumbledore ever actually tried to break the curse on the DADA position, whether Lucius Malfoy as Chair of Governors had reasons to keep it broken, and what magical education is failing to teach about consent, consequences, and the ethics of power. The reflection asks a bigger question: why don't we have a real-world equivalent of DADA? Because we don't need one. The conditioning DADA has to do explicitly in a classroom happens in our world through media, history, policing, and the composition of the spaces we grow up in. The fear arrives before school does. What school teaches, in the wizarding world and ours, isn't how to defend yourself. It's who the defenders are.

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Prof Responds — Was Lily Potter a "Pick Me" or Was She Picked?

Prof Responds — Was Lily Potter a "Pick Me" or Was She Picked?

Professor Julian Wamble returns to respond directly to listener reactions from the Lily Potter episode of Critical Magic Theory. Pulling from Patreon and Spotify comments, this Prof Responds episode t...

23 Sep 51min

The Second Hand Account of Lily Potter

The Second Hand Account of Lily Potter

Critical Magic Theory takes on Lily Potter, the first Muggleborn episode of the season. Working through 202 listener survey responses, Professor Julian Wamble asks whether Lily was a good person, moth...

16 Sep 1h 13min

The Best Muggleborn Is the One You'll Never Know

The Best Muggleborn Is the One You'll Never Know

Before the Muggleborn surveys begins in earnest, Critical Magic Theory looks at the world Muggleborns are actually stepping into in the Harry Potter series. Drawing on this summer's episodes on the Mi...

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Prof Responds: Is the Wand Worth the Magic?

Prof Responds: Is the Wand Worth the Magic?

They're status symbols. They're propaganda. They might just be really good marketing. In this Prof Responds episode, Professor Julian Wamble digs back into two fan-favorite deep dives on wand lore — p...

4 Sep 50min

The [Not So] Magic[al] Wand

The [Not So] Magic[al] Wand

Part 2 of Critical Magic Theory's wand series asks what wands actually offer if they don't grant magical ability. Professor Julian Wamble traces the dependency wands create, Ron's broken wand, Voldemo...

26 Aug 55min

What does the wand choose?

What does the wand choose?

Critical Magic Theory returns with Part 1 of a two-part series on wands, tracing what Ollivander's promise that "the wand chooses the wizard" actually determines about belonging in the wizarding world...

19 Aug 50min

Prof Responds: The Currency of Magic — Squibs & the Cost of Difference

Prof Responds: The Currency of Magic — Squibs & the Cost of Difference

In this Prof Responds episode of Critical Magic Theory, Professor Julian Wamble digs into listener reactions from Patreon and Spotify to unpack what "squib" really means in the Wizarding World. Drawin...

12 Aug 53min

Squibs & the Myth of Who is Magical

Squibs & the Myth of Who is Magical

What does it actually mean to be magical in the Wizarding World, and who gets to decide? On this episode of Critical Magic Theory, Professor Julian Wamble dives into one of Harry Potter's most overloo...

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