Each episode presents a reading of the next chapter from an Eli Marks mystery, along with expert interviews and fun background information.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsComedy FictionFiction |
David Kaye talks about the difference between doing magic for kids versus adults … and then more from “The Linking Rings.” A Few Minutes With… David Kaye starts at 00:02:42 "I Love That" starts at 00:08:30 Chapter Sixteen of “The Linking Rings” start... more
From tickling the ivories as an improv pianist to leading the Society of American Magicians as its president, John Sturk shares how his diverse performance background enhances his magic. And then a big confrontation in Chapter 17 of “The Linking Ring... more
Joshua Jay talks about the dangers of The Bullet Catch and other tragic magic … and then more from “The Linking Rings.” A Few Minutes With… Joshua Jay starts at 00:02:57 "I Love That" starts at 00:10:48 Chapter Sixteen of “The Linking Rings” starts a... more
Enjoy an insightful conversation with Magical Katrina, offering practical advice on building a professional career through "social proof" and viewing magic as a service. Then the suspenseful reading of Chapter Fifteen from "The Linking Rings," where ... more
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I burn through a lot of podcasts walking the dog. This is in the
“Tolerable” category that I listen to after I’ve listened to the good podcasts. Seems to be written at a 6th grade level, so maybe I expect too much.
First found the Eli Marks books on Audible when I was looking for something different to listen to. Have now listened to them all and enjoyed them all, well scripted with excellent characterisation and of course read by the talented Jim Cunningham ✨.
Now listening to the podcast I am finding the interview section to be fascinating and full of great information. Well worth a listen and with bonus of a free reading on chapters from an Eli Marks mystery.
Can’t recommend the books and podcast enoug... more
Tina is one amazing magician, dancer, a tree, creator and performer. Thank you for your beautiful podcast and the books!!! I have the entire collection of Eli Marks books.
I first heard about this on another podcast and bought one of the audio books. Loved it and bought the entire series. I listened to all of them over a few weeks and wished there were more. Then, I subscribed to the podcast. You’d think that I’d had enough, but the magician interviews before each chapter/episode are fantastic, plus it’s great to hear the books again. This is a win/win. I suggest doing the same as I did and buy the audio books and enjoy the podcast!
I can’t express how much I enjoy the Eli Marks Books and now I have the whipping cream and cherry of The Eli Marks Podcasts. I’m a nearly 80 year old who grew up in Chicago. As a would be magician, I can relate to so much of the magic history. In addition, my son lives in White Bear and my grandson in Edina. Therefore, I relate to so much of the Eli Marks Books.
If you like magic get this Podcast, you will have many hours of pleasure.
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