
A show where 3 professional Magicians sit down and discuss the important questions of life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Patton is 24 yrs old, a student of the legendary card expert Allan Ackerman, and recently trained at the School of Juan Tamariz in Madrid Spain.
He’s one of Lionsgate’s featured magicians at the John Wick Experience at AREA15 in Las Vegas, and serve... more
Magician and author Eric Yuhasz returns to share his new release, The Practice Playbook. This essential guide for magicians explores how to turn practice into progress, with insights from performers around the world - including The Magic Guys. A must... more
Episode 240 of The Magic Guys gathers magicians sharing their worst gig stories - from being caught palming a card and an empty lemon reveal to overheating in costume and traumatised kids. The hosts and guests trade survival tips, quick recoveries an... more
Hosts Josh Norbido and Nick Kay, joined by Daddy Doug Conn, dive into a live, unrehearsed episode exploring oddball and overlooked magic props from Trick Supply.
They demo and brainstorm uses for items like the card-to-flower Mylar card, TCC’s "The ... more
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This podcast is a joy : two fun magi-pros discussing the art & the business behind it
*the added bonus of occasional busking talk, made this an easy subscribe for me.
Keep up the good work fellas
Doug Conn
This is the greatest Magic podcast I have listened to the chemistry and chat between Josh and Jason is as good as any.
Maybe the best magic chat podcast I’ve heard..!
But seriously, if you’re a professional magician, and amateur or just interested in the art form, these guys are so easy to listen to and they know their stuff!
It’s so much fun to listen to Jason and Josh talk about their magic, their philosophies, and just tell stories of their careers! Keep it up gents!
This is a fun show to listen to. These guys are hilarious.
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A trio of professional magicians engage listeners with their comedic take on the world of magic and the broader questions of life. The discussions frequently blend humor with insights into the challenges faced by entertainers, providing a behind-the-scenes look at both the art of magic and the realities of performing. Topics range from personal anecdotes about live performances to technical aspects of magic, and the importance of audience engagement. The dynamic between the hosts, often laced with banter and camaraderie, creates an inviting atmosphere that appeals to both practitioners and fans of magic alike. The show stands out for its ability to merge entertainment with sincere reflections on personal growth and the art of performance.
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Recent guests on The Magic Guys include:
1. Derek Ostavani
2. April Jennifer Choi
3. Greg Dubin
4. Jonathan Goodwin
5. John Michael Hinton
6. Jon Armstrong
7. Yev Moskalov
8. Dennis Kim
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