The Total Quidditch. Podcast- Episode 26: Emily Hickmott

 North East by South West, Tufflepuffs and Making things happen- Emily Hickmott

Back in mid-September 2021, we had the chance to sit down with Emily Hickmott and talk about her involvement in quidditch through the years. We talk about the projects Emily has been involved with this year such as Quidcon and the running of the 2021 MLQ season. We look back through Emily's playing career starting with Tufts University and including her spells playing quidditch for some of the top USQ Club teams and MLQ teams in the North East and South West. We also talk about our shared appreciation of Austin, volunteering, the transition of graduating from college and joining a club team, the impact of quidditch when relocating for your personal and/or professional life plus many other topics.

Thanks as always to everyone who sent in their mailbag questions and thank you to our listeners for being patient with us while waiting for this episode to become available.


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Photo Credit- Hope Eaton Photography

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*Note- Apologies for some technical issues with the recording. These were identified during the editing process and while parts of the content may be affected, hopefully the episode remains comprehensible as a whole.

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