Scott Wells is a full time professional magician who has traveled around the world where he has met, worked with and become friends with some pretty cool people. Enjoy listening to these podcasts with magicians talking about their magic, magic conventions and what's going on in the magic scene today.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Arts |
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The BEST magic podcast out there. Every single interview is packed with great content. Funny, thought provoking, and best of all, relaxing. I listen at bed when I’m falling asleep, and in the car on the way to and from work. Thank you Scott!
The Magic Word podcast with Scott Wells has over 800 episodes. Each are about 1 hour in length and feature conversations with magicians - many are names you know or have heard of. New episodes are available weekly. Scott also visits several conventions throughout the year, and brings along his mic. It’s almost like going along for the ride! Highly recommended.
I just finished listening to Episode 750 (congratulations on the milestone) and must say each episode has many gems to be mined. Scott is a great host who doesn’t make the show about himself and asks great thought-provoking questions to the guests to provide great advice for us mere mortals. Looking forward to the next 750.
Each episode I listen to, I have preconceived notions of the direction this interview will take. And time after time — I’m wrong. Scott has immersed himself in magic and magicians his entire life; when he talks with someone he knows, the hour-long conversations go to levels I never knew. If he’s with someone he doesn’t particularly know, he finds a common bond or link, and then the sharing begins. Always intriguing and frequently enlightening, Scott’s talks seem like chats among friends. Five st... more
I just downloaded a few episodes of The Magic Word podcast and I’m totally hooked! Not only do you hear the latest news from around the world, you hear from todays top performers! more
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