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I am Sayee Abhijit Khalate from and I live in London, UK. I started this podcast in the early ages of seven. Currently I am a twelve years old girl and am an insanely big Potterhead. I love talking about Harry Potter and also about historical people and places. I am from Maharashtra, India and have lived in Singapore for most of my life. I love to share my thoughts with all you listeners. Stay tuned!

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  • How Galileo Galilei Changed the Way the World Thought

    How Galileo Galilei Changed the Way the World Thought
    Mar 9 2026

    What happens when one person’s observations challenge centuries of belief? Join us as we dive into the story of Galileo, a thinker whose discoveries changed how humanity sees the universe.

    Enjoy!
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    9 m
  • Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix: The Hearing

    Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix: The Hearing
    Feb 3 2026

    What happens when Harry, Ron, Hermione, and the twins finally learn about the Order of the Phoenix? How does that moment upstairs change the mood at Grimmauld Place? From Fred and George’s casual reactions to Hermione’s quiet seriousness—and Harry’s frustration at being kept in the dark—this episode walks through that exact stretch of the story, scene by scene. We revisit the conversations, the emotions, and the unease that settles in once the truth is out… and nothing feels quite the same anymore.


    #HarryPotterPodcast #OrderOfThePhoenix #WizardingWorld #Potterhead #HPPodcast

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    27 m
  • Vanished- The Mysteries of The Devils Triangle

    Vanished- The Mysteries of The Devils Triangle
    Jan 18 2026

    Welcome back curious listeners! Today we are going to discover what exactly it is hidden beneath the waves of the Bermuda Triangle or Devil’s Triangle. Ships have disappeared planes gone missing without a trace. What’s to blame? Strong waves? Storms? Human error? Or perhaps we are asking the wrong question, it’s not what’s to blame but who! Aliens?
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    12 m
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