
The magic history podcast, especially stories about Houdini, and many lesser known magicians.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryArtsPerforming Arts | |||

Comedy Magician Tommy Cooper is our feature this week. A complex man with a crazy history. He seemed to be a bumbling and fumbling magician but there was a method to his madness.
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On this episode we explore the life of William Mozart Nicol, known professionally as The Great Nicola. He was the last of the globetrotting magicians. He did 4 world tours, survived earthquakes. fires, World Wars and more.
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This episode covers the life of Josef Freud, known professionally as Joseffy. He was an eccentric magician and inventor around the turn of the century. His most famous creation was Balsamo the Talking Skull.
A wonderful podcast on Velma Queen of Illusion. She was a NY female magician who had a long career and made quite a splash during her day. You're going to love this episode with clips from Velma herself.
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I’ve listed to Dean for several years, and have learned about more important but lesser-known magicians than I can count (the current Newman one included). Dean researches and writes deeply, and we’re all the better for it
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!
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Focusing on the rich history of magic, this podcast explores the lives and contributions of notable magicians, particularly highlighting prominent figures like Houdini while also shedding light on lesser-known performers. Episodes often intertwine historical anecdotes with compelling storytelling, offering listeners a comprehensive look at the evolution of magic and its cultural significance. Unique features include deep dives into specific performances, innovative tricks, and personal reflections from magicians, catering to both magic enthusiasts and general history buffs alike.
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The Magic Detective Podcast launched 7 years ago and published 113 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Magic Detective Podcast include:
1. Velma Nahum
2. Judge Gary Brown
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