
A show where 3 professional Magicians sit down and discuss the important questions of life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

Stuart MacDonald joins The Magic Guys! A Penn & Teller: Fool Us winner, international magic champion and TEDx speaker, Stuart combines world-class magic with a fascinating approach to creativity and problem-solving. We dive into his award-winning per... more
The Magic Guys catch up as Doug returns, shares his recent dental surgery and decision to leave Trick Supply, and explains his plans to reboot his magic career in Las Vegas.
They discuss vlogging gear (DJI Osmo Pocket 3), 3D-printed props, small the... more
Bizarro! a Las Vegas-based performer, inventor and prop builder, in conversation with hosts about character, creativity and making original magic.
They explore types of performance identity (style, persona, extreme characters), developing methods fo... more
Frankie Foti joins The Magic Guys to discuss his journey from discovering magic in Dean Dill’s barbershop to becoming a resident performer at House of Cards in Nashville and releasing his first special, "Ask for Magic."
They cover origin stories, th... 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 show by three professional magicians who riff on performance, business, and ethics across a wide range of magic topics. Episodes frequently cover street and stage magic, branding and career strategy, the psychology of audience engagement, and the evolving role of technology and media in magic. Listeners likely get practical tactics for gigs, insights into how to build a brand, and candid debates about what's ethical or effective in modern performance. The format often blends craft tips with personal stories, festival and industry context, and a sense of community among performers, making it helpful for aspiring guests and potential sponsors who want access to a deeply engaged magic ecosystem.
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The Magic Guys launched 6 years ago and published 100 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 Guys include:
1. Frankie Foti
2. Joel Fenton
3. Harrison Kramer
4. Reid Ferry
5. Hernán Macaño
6. Sean Taylor
7. Adam Axford
8. Anthony Demasi
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