Discourse in Magic
Jonah Babins and Tyler WilliamsJonah Babins from Discourse in Magic tackles magic’s hardest issues, theories, philosophies, discussion, and more to help you explore. He jumps into all sorts of magic, and resources, and most importantly actionable tips to help better the art and become a killer performer!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArts | ||||
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Latest Episodes
Jonah returns from the wild to let you know that tomorrow, November 9 2023, he and Ben Train will be appearing for the second time on Penn & Teller’s Fool Us! more
Jonah is joined by Juan Esteban Varela, a master at performing without props. Juan is the mind behind Magic in the Dark and in this conversation he talks all about it, about magic without props, and shares his personal story through magic and how won... more
In this magical appetizer, Jonah makes a case for counting tricks. Love them or hate them Jonah is convinced that they should be a staple trick in your roster and lays out his reasons why. more
Jonah is joined by Dustin Dean, an incredible mentalist who you may have seen on your TikTok feed. He has over half a million followers and countless videos with millions of views. In this conversation we’ll learn all about his success, how you can g... more
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- Perhaps the best magician’s podcast
Between Jonah’s guests and his show “business” advice, this is easily my favorite podcast for magicians and the best in my opinion. I’ve been listening for years.
Apple Podcasts5iPhoneHarris
United Statesa year ago - Excellent!
Set aside some time and listen to the entire catalogue (with a notebook and pen). Thank me later.
Apple Podcasts5craigy_macp
Canada2 years ago - Awesome hosts !
Articulate, humorous, engaging. Highly recommend , even for non-magicians like myself !
Apple Podcasts5zmednickCanada3 years ago - Phenomenal Podcast for Magicians
I met Jonah a couple years ago while I was still in high school. He was a staff member of this leadership conference I attended, and probably the first magician I met in real life! He inspired me greatly with his wit, wisdom, and how personable he was. Fast forward to today, I’m still gleaning nuggets of wisdom from his fantastic podcast and using it to improve my craft. Highly recommended podcast for anyone who loves performing magic.
Apple Podcasts5matthew.aoCanada3 years ago - Best Resource in Magic!
This is the first podcast review I have written, but I feel compelled… As a lover of magic and listener to the Discourse in Magic podcast for over one year, I have to say, in my personal opinion, this this the #1 resource we have in all of Magic. Really… paid/unpaid… it doesn’t matter. The amount of content and richness of each episode is unparalleled compared to everything else. Maybe, I just love Jonah’s interview style, but every single episode leaves you with something (or many things) to i... more
Apple Podcasts5FarleybtUnited States4 years ago
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