Podcasts about international statute

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today, we'll be discussing whether or not Muggles would have evolved the way that we did if witches and wizards had never gone into hiding.For centuries leading up to the late 1700s, individuals with magical abilities—primarily witches—were hunted down and persecuted by Muggles. In what would later be referred to as the infamous witch hunts, formal and informal trials were held between the 14th and 18th centuries in which global communities tried and executed around 40,000 to 60,000 people. 50-to-70,000 more people were accused without being condemned. Among these witch hunts were the infamous Salem Witch Trials of the early 1690s, where the brutalities of the American townsfolk killed 19 people for crimes that included worshipping the devil and taking part in sinful activities. Around this same time, in the latter half of the 1700s, people with magical abilities—who had previously lived openly among Muggles—disappeared from Muggle society. This, of course, was due to the institution of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, a law that was conceived to protect the wizarding world from the threats of ill-advised Muggles, which went into effect in the year of 1689.This is also around the same time in history in which Muggles began rapidly evolving. In particular, we had the Age of Enlightenment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today, we'll be discussing whether or not Muggles would have evolved the way that we did if witches and wizards had never gone into hiding. For centuries leading up to the late 1700s, individuals with magical abilities—primarily witches—were hunted down and persecuted by Muggles. In what would later be referred to as the infamous witch hunts, formal and informal trials were held between the 14th and 18th centuries in which global communities tried and executed around 40,000 to 60,000 people. 50-to-70,000 more people were accused without being condemned. Among these witch hunts were the infamous Salem Witch Trials of the early 1690s, where the brutalities of the American townsfolk killed 19 people for crimes that included worshipping the devil and taking part in sinful activities.  Around this same time, in the latter half of the 1700s, people with magical abilities—who had previously lived openly among Muggles—disappeared from Muggle society. This, of course, was due to the institution of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, a law that was conceived to protect the wizarding world from the threats of ill-advised Muggles, which went into effect in the year of 1689. This is also around the same time in history in which Muggles began rapidly evolving. In particular, we had the Age of Enlightenment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The introduction of the International Statute of Secrecy in 1692 marked a pivotal moment in Wizarding history. It put a stop to the witch hunts and unjust persecution of witches and wizards. It ushered in an era of harmonious co-existence. And most importantly, it separated the two worlds: muggle and magical. But what IF there was a darker element to the statute that has never been properly explored?- an element that concerned the muggles beyond the primary separation of the two worlds? What if the statute, and the subsequent formation of the Ministry of Magic- marked the dawn of an era wherein wizardkind stealthily wielded control over the non-magical world, deftly manipulating it from the concealed depths of the shadows? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today, we're going to be taking a look at muggle/wizard affairs throughout history. When we crack open our history books, and take a look at famous events and conflicts between muggles and the wizarding world, you might be surprised at what you find. Before the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, which was established in the year 1692, wizards weren't exactly unknown. Although, even at that time, many considered the concept of witches and wizards outlandish… There were plenty of people who had firsthand experience with members of the wizarding world. In fact, in different corners of the world, at varying times, entire countries were swept into anti-magic crazes that threatened to destroy almost every magic-using man, woman, and child in their community. Today, we're going to take a look at some of these events, and their long-lasting legacy, as we discuss the history of muggle and wizard affairs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today we're discussing the history of the British Ministry of Magic. Of course, there are A LOT of things that took place there throughout the Harry Potter series. But today, we'll be focusing on what happened PRIOR to our dear boy Harry showing up on the wizarding scene.  Formed in 1707, the British Ministry of Magic is the main governing body of the magical community of the United Kingdom and Ireland. It was created to preserve magical law within Great Britain and represent these countries to the larger Wizarding World. Its formation came as a direct result of the previously created Wizards' Council.  “Prior to 1707, the Wizards' Council was the longest serving (though not the only) body to govern the magical community in Britain. After the imposition of the International Statute of Secrecy in 1692, however, the wizarding community needed a more highly structured, organised and more complex governing structure than they had hitherto used, to support, regulate and communicate with a community in hiding. “ This, of course, led to what is now known as the Ministry of Magic.  Let's continue... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today we're discussing Magical LAW. That's right, just like the muggle society, witches and wizards are confined to behaving within the framework of law and order. We saw a little bit of this in the films- like when Harry had a disciplinary hearing before the Wizengamot. In this instance, Harry had performed underage magic (a Patronus Charm) in order to ward off Dementors attacking him and his cousin Dudley. "Disciplinary hearing of the twelfth of August, into offences committed under the Decree for the Reasonable Restriction of Underage Sorcery and the International Statute of Secrecy by Harry James Potter, resident at number four, Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey.” Fortunately for Harry, Dumbledore stepped in and protected him- which resulted in Harry walking away with no charges. However, underage magic is just ONE ‘law' in a wizarding society that actually has a lot more laws than you may have thought. Today we're going to be uncovering them- at least, all of the ones we have information on. I should also add that I won't be conflating ‘Law' in the sense of legislation with ‘Law' in the sense of a set of principles or scientific axioms. I.e. the ‘Law' for underage magic is a piece of legislation prohibiting the use of underage magic and GAMP'S LAW is a set of scientific principles.  Let's dive in.

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today we're discussing the LEAKY CAULDRON - a famous wizarding pub and inn that serves as a gateway between the muggle and magical worlds. More specifically, we're going to be discussing WHETHER OR NOT Muggles can enter this magical pub, as there seems to be conflicting information floating around.Now, provided that the famous wizarding pub is a GATEWAY between both worlds, it should go without saying that it has TWO entrances- one in Diagon Alley, and another on the Muggle street of Charing Cross Road in London's West End.However, it's also worth noting that the Leaky Cauldron (built in the early 1500s) existed long before Charing Cross Road had ever even been conceived- existing far in advance of the Muggle street. In fact, the Leaky Cauldron was created TWO CENTURIES before the imposition of the International Statute of Secrecy- which meant that it had always been VISIBLE to Muggle eyes."While the pub was, from the first, a place for witches and wizards to congregate - whether Londoners or out-of-towners up for the day to shop for the latest magical ingredients or devices - Muggles were not turned away or made to feel unwelcome, even though some of the conversations, not to mention pets, caused many an unwary drinker to leave without finishing his mead."It's now hard to imagine that a fully-fledged wizarding pub / HUB could be allowed to exist with direct access from a Muggle street- but those were different times. It's even HARDER to imagine if we consider that the persecution of witches / wizards was widespread in Britain only a few centuries earlier.But in the present day- what's the deal with the Leaky Cauldron? If it exists on a muggle street, how could it NOT be accessible? Socials: https://linktr.ee/hptheory Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Harry Potter Theory. Today we're looking at muggle/wizard affairs throughout history, starting as far back as 382 BC.  When we crack open our history books, and take a look at famous events and conflicts between muggles and the wizarding world, you might be surprised at what you find. Before the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, which was established in the year 1692, wizards weren't exactly unknown. Although, even at that time, many considered the concept of witches and wizards outlandish… There were plenty of people who had firsthand experience with members of the wizarding world. In fact, in different corners of the world, at varying times, entire countries were swept into anti-magic crazes that threatened to destroy almost every magic-using man, woman, and child in their community. Today, we're going to take a look at some of these events, and their long-lasting legacy, as we discuss the history of muggle and wizard affairs. If you think of the modern world, then the fact that Muggles and the wizards don't intermingle is a foregone conclusion.  After all, the ministry of magic had worked tirelessly, for centuries, in order to keep their constituents a secret.   But when we look back in time, to the earliest records, we find a very different landscape. In the official history of the wizarding world, the earliest date documented is 382 B.C.  That's the year that a Roman ancestor of Garrick Ollivander, the wandmaker from Diagon Alley in Great Britain, created their first branch in ancient Rome.   There's more than a 1,000 year gap between that date, and the next listed event in official wizarding records.  So, if we were to try and guess what happened, and how the wizarding world might have interacted with muggles of that time, we'll have to rely on our detective skills.

Shannen is having prophetic dreams. Thanks to our Patreon supporter of the week, Colleen S.! Phoenix Register: Release date update! It's … a lot! We have our first official still from Secrets of Dumbledore. Why does Theseus have a lantern?? Welcome Promptly Potter to the MuggleNet podcast family! Check it out – you might catch some familiar voices amongst the hosts. Owl Post: our Common Room denizens reflect on the role of the qirin. Wait, the Desperate Housewives are making a cameo too? Geoff can't be Mads Mikkelsen. Main Discussion: The International Confederation of Wizards “Okay, guys, we're all gonna agree not to commit war crimes.” Grindlewald's managing to pull some serious “not getting arrested” strings. The French love trolls. The greatest crime is not texting back. Quidditch would be great if it weren't for the spectators. Are they really just called the wizard police? Battle of the Beasts: Geoff! vs! Shannen! This has all been an adorable misunderstanding. Podcast question: Do you think the International Statute of Secrecy is worth protecting or should it be dissolved?

In this week’s episode, Jordan, Tylor and Emma unpack the harmful impacts of the Statute of Secrecy on magical creatures and beings, and how this relates to veiled animal abuses in the muggle world.    Also in this episode:    Examples of magical creatures having less rights due to the Statute of Secrecy  Centaur populations and the limits of the Forbidden Forest - how far would the Ministry of Magic go to uphold the Statute of Secrecy? How secrecy allows animal abuse to be more pervasive in the muggle world, and what has helped make a change to this and unveil animal abuses over the years within the animal rights movement.  Would muggles actually believe the news if magical people came out of hiding and revealed themselves to the muggle world? (A tangent on aliens, magic, and dragons) How the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures keeps magical creatures hidden, and which techniques are most helpful and harmful   What are your thoughts on the Statute of Secrecy? Do you think it should be abolished? How else does secrecy and policy harm animal rights in the muggle world?    We’ll return soon for another episode exploring animal rights in the Wizarding World, but in the meantime, be sure to send us your thoughts via email, leave a review, join our Patreon, and, on behalf of all magical creatures, Protego Maxima! Visit our ProtegoCast website and subscribe to the ProtegoCast Patreon over at Patreon.com/protegocast. Veganuary Resources: https://veganuary.com/en-us/  Follow the Protego Foundation:  Twitter: @ProtegoFDN Instagram: @protegofoundation Facebook: @TheProtegoFoundation Tylor Starr:  Twitter: @tylorstarr Instagram: @tylorstarr The Chickpeeps Jordan Page:  Facebook: @PagingAdventure  Instagram: @JordanSheaPage Emma Pocock: Twitter: @emmapocock96 Instagram: @emma.pocock  Web: The Leaky Cauldron / Forbes

In  celebration of Halloween, we hosted a brand-new, spoooooky edition of Quizzitch Live (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AmVWSA3zcM) ! Join us later this November for another round of trivia! News: MinaLima confirms they are working on (https://twitter.com/rowlinglibrary/status/1322265964122169346) a Chamber of Secrets Illustrated Edition while Laura introduces us to the latest trend on TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@t22felton/video/6884690238946561285?_d=secCgsIARCbDRgBIAIoARI%2BCjyPau0yNO%2FsQGzvkaOqQc6GVjucs9A8Goj6yNh6z7of2Uy2LsaFVZvPziIlrH%2FlTnCMjvynE9VkLSZ4FxoaAA%3D%3D&language=en&preview_pb=0&sec_user_id=MS4wLjABAAAAZDzBT9vvgApYBro9rsV1gM5WE_JtwMW5DMhYe89KB875I9RNuavZCC5hTGCw6ocd&share_item_id=6884690238946561285&share_link_id=940204CF-095A-475F-8CC1-53FA124275C5×tamp=1603994865&tt_from=copy&u_code=d9acj2di7dah8e&user_id=6759763966274700293&utm_campaign=client_share&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=copy&source=h5_m) ... POTTAH! Muggle Mail covers Halloween Happenings at Hogwarts, additional Potter plot holes and more scary moments from Chamber of Secrets and Deathly Hallows! With Election Day upon us, this week's main discussion focuses on Politics of the Wizarding World! Neville Chamberlain & The Mitford Sisters: which historic figures do we think may have inspired certain characters in the Harry Potter series? We discuss Nazi Germany's connection to the plots of both Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts Government corruption: Cornelius Fudge, Lucius Malfoy and Dolores Umbridge Why Hagrid's arrest, Dumbledore's banishment and Buckbeak's execution defined Ministry interference and governmental abuse of power How The Daily Prophet acts as state-influenced media What problems do we think the wizarding government needs to address? Why does The International Statute of Secrecy still exist? Can we please banish Time Turners, Love Potions and Veritaserum already? Could the political aspects of Harry Potter be one of the reasons we love the series so much? The results are in from our "You Decide 2020 Minster of Magic" campaign! Find out who won: Hermione Granger, Aberforth Dumbledore, Kingsley Shacklebolt or Dolores Umbridge? Quizzitch: Which Minister founded the Department of Magical Law Enforcement? Chicken Soup For The MuggleCast Soul This week's episode is sponsored by Hello Fresh (visit http://www.HelloFresh.com/muggle90 and use code muggle90 at checkout for $90 off your order!) and MeUndies (visit MeUndies.com/mugglecast to see their new line of Harry Potter undies!) Support us on Patreon and receive magical benefits, like Bonus MuggleCast!

Welcome back to Chapter 16 of Of Muggles and Mudbloods, this time we are discussing The Big Noise. No, not the sound fluffy makes when he wakes up, the witch trials in 17th century Sweden. We are also going to stop by Salem on our way to speculate about precolonial magical governance in the Americas and the effect of the International Statute of Secrecy in 1692, join us!Remember to like and subscribe, or follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more information.Music: Professor Umlaut by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4243-professor-umlautLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The Many Missions of Hermione Granger: rights for sapient creatures, education, maybe ending the International Statute of Secrecy? All the establishment-frustrating stuff that would prevent her from becoming Minister for Magic. Featuring: Two white Australians awkwardly discussing slavery again More Tudor Era discourse Witch and werewolf hunts, vampire panics Rae missed her calling as a contortionist A neurological explanation for why this podcast is the way that it is Fanfiction corner The Usual Links: Facebook Fi's Twitter Rae's Twitter Bronze Pig Media Twitter

The Ringer’s Mallory Rubin and Jason Concepcion explore how doubt permeates chapters 18-19 of ‘Deathly Hallows,’ examine the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, share seven of their favorite insights and observations from these chapters, and award the House Cup to a worthy Gryffindor.

The Ringer’s Mallory Rubin and Jason Concepcion explore how doubt permeates chapters 18-19 of ‘Deathly Hallows,’ examine the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, share seven of their favorite insights and observations from these chapters, and award the House Cup to a worthy Gryffindor.

* Slug Club member Chris joins the show * David Heyman says Grindelwald is scarier than Voldemort! * Why is Dumbledore teaching a young Newt Defense Against the Dark Arts? * "After all this time," Chapter-by-Chapter returns! And just in time for HBP's birthday! * We analyze the chapter that had been brewing in JKR's mind for more than 13 years * Would The Other Minister have worked earlier in the series? * Where's Harry? Our first Potter book that doesn't begin with the boy wizard! * Voldemort is on the rise and its clear the tone of the series has shifted * Fireplace entrances, shady portraits, secret staff - do wizards have a superiority complex? * Should the Ministry have considered lifting the International Statute of Secrecy?  * Does Fudge ever consider enlisting the help of the Muggle Prime Minister? * Do other heads of state have similar relationships with their Muggle counterparts? * Rufus Scrimgeour: our thoughts on the new Minister and do we have cause to trust him? * Kingsley Shacklebolt "Undercover Secretary" * Whatever came of the Ministry's inquiry into the death of Sirius Black? * How much control do magical governments have over their Muggle counterparts? * Two new segments debut with Character MVP and Rename The Chapter!  * Patrons weigh in with their thoughts on the first chapter of Half-Blood Prince! * Quizzitch: What is the name of the bridge that gets destroyed by Death Eaters?

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