The magic history podcast, especially stories about Houdini, and many lesser known magicians.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsHistoryPerforming Arts |
This episode explores the early days of Joseph Dunninger. These are his magic days, prior to him becoming the mentalist of renown. This episode is dedicated to Maxine Dunninger Hohneker.
This episode is on the life of Frank Ducrot, the man who arguably owned more magic shops than anyone in history! Well it was one shop, but he consolidated 38 others. Listen and learn more about this amazing man. more
Here we have something special once again. The episode today comes from a manuscript published by Micky Hades of Canada. I took the manuscript and turned it into an old style Radio Broadcast of sorts. Listen to the podcast to learn more about it! The... more
This is about the very first Houdini Seance that took place at Bess Houdini's home. Arthur Ford was the medium. Did Bess received the real message? Did Arthur Ford cheat or was it legit? Welcome to Season 6 of The Magic Detective Podcast! Remember to... more
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Very efficient and well- researched presentations on interesting topics that have not gotten enough attention
I’ve really been enjoying these fun and informative podcasts. Dean’s passion for magic history is evident as he brings the listener along for the ride, sharing the fascinating stories of magic’s most amazing characters.
I love this show because Carnegie is so passionate about telling these stories—and getting them right. He works really hard to put together these stories that flow so well. I always feel inspired after listening.
Carnegie has one of those voices that you could just listen to him reading the phone book! Are there phone books anymore? Well, you get my meaning! The content on top of that, is excellent. I’m learning, but not even aware!
The more I listen, the more I seem to get hooked on the Magic Detective podcast. Dean Carnegie is a affable host and a thorough biographer. I have always considered myself an aficionado of magic history, but Dean has introduced me to magicians I have never even remotely heard of before. I find the podcast compelling, interesting, and overall delightful educating. Please keep these episodes coming as they are infinitely appreciated. Bravo Dean!
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