
The Penguin Magic Podcast is a weekly show bringing you interviews from the top names in magic and a behind the scenes look at the P3 Magic Studios. Tune in to get a heads up on all the latest goings on at PenguinMagic.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 346 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsHobbiesLeisureArts | |||

Cate Osborn, known to her legions of fans as Catieosaurus, comes on the show to discuss her new book The ADHD Field Guide for Adults, and her new tour Wildly Unprepared. The tour takes a deep dive into the history of magic, and Cate pulls a rabbit ou... more
Bill Wood is not just an accomplished magician and comedy actor, he is also a working therapist. Bill and Erik discuss how sketch comedy and Improv as well as becoming a practicing therapist have made his magic connect with his audiences on a deeper ... more
Erik Tait recounts his, and the Penguin Team's, adventures in Blackpool 2026. Erik shows more of the new products that were Blackpool exclusives. Then he shares his favorite effects from the dealers room, and showcases the toys and tricks he bought! ... more
Erik talks about what he is bringing to Blackpool 2026, the Penguin Magic Awards, and answers to listener questions from the UK. Live from Blackpool!
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Love the podcast but it hasn’t worked for months. Penguin please fix this
Erik Tait’s Penguin podcast has been a weekly highlight for the last five years. A thirty minute interview that didn’t ask the same old questions. A midpoint ad would often feature a product with a discount.
Now it’s 75 to 90 minutes of shilling products and rambling conversations with Nick. Nick seems like a good guy but he never seems prepared. Maybe he thinks it’s cute?
The few interviews that have been done since the change are still good but not as tight and engaging. In the last six month... more
This has long been my favorite magician podcast. Focused, tight, and interesting. But the change to a longer format has me listening less often. I think Penguin needs to remember that “always leave them wanting more” is sage advice.
Stumbled upon the Penguin pod last week, and have listened to way too many episodes to date (about 40).
PROS:
- Large array of guests from all areas of magic, from cardsharps to mentalists and beyond
- Topics ranging from biography to history to effects to stage management, and even neurodivergence w Cate-asauraus!
- The too book / effects section
- Erik Tait as a v knowledgeable host unafraid to ask any question
- Discount code of a good amount for features Penguin effect
- Very danceable... more
This is a weekly listen for me. Erik is improving as a host, but still has a tendency to interject too much of himself into the interview. I sometimes feel he has a need to show his knowledge and it’s irritating.
At times the interviewee audio stinks and, frankly, shouldn’t be posted. As an example the recent interview with Magic Balay should have stayed in the can. It sounded like he was yelling at an IPhone across the room. In most cases audio is about attention to detail and, possibly, a sma... more
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This show centers on magicians and the magic community, offering in-depth conversations with performers, creators, and venue pioneers. Episodes frequently explore performance craft, especially how personal narratives, marketing, and physical storytelling shape magic acts, as well as behind-the-scenes insights from conventions, venues, and new releases. The blend of practical tips for performing, marketing strategies, and historical or archival discussions makes it a go-to for both practicing magicians and fans who enjoy the culture and business of magic. A notable strength is the show's ability to pair guest expertise—from stagecraft and psychology to book publishing and venue development—with actionable takeaways for audiences looking to g... more
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Recent guests on Penguin Magic Podcast include:
1. Bill Wood
2. Marc DeSouza
3. Chris Philpott
4. Drew Backenstoss
5. Lloyd Barnes
6. Ryan Schlutz
7. Chris Westfall
8. Scott Green
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