
Welcome to the Women in Magic Podcast where we explore the meaning of magic in a brand new way! Through awesome interviews with amazing guests, we will do a glittery deep-dive into the topics of magic, mentalism, performance, creativity, spirituality, intuition and entertainment to peel back the curtain and look at the power and role that magic plays in all of our lives. Through shining the spotli... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | SpiritualityPerforming ArtsReligion & SpiritualityArts | ||||

What an adventure it has been! We are now officially at the end of Season 1!
Huge thanks to all of this season’s incredible guests for their insightful, delightful, wonderful, hilarious, touching and unbelievably inspiring stories, moments and insig... more
Joining me this week is James McCrae, a one-of-a-kind artists, poet and teacher who empowers creators to live with purpose and turn imagination into reality. James masterfully blends mindfulness, intuition and Eastern philosophy with loads of humour ... more
Joining me this week is the incredibly talented and very magical Stacey Stardust. From fire-eating and circus dancing, to magic, mentalism and stage illusions, Stacey Stardust has a wild and unique variety of entertainment offerings that truly sets h... more
Joining me this week is Connie Boyd, who has been a leader and innovator in magic for more than 20 years, delivering award winning performances on stages in Las Vegas and across Europe and Asia. In 2016 she became a consultant, director, mentor, writ... more
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I’ve been listening to podcasts for years and I will go on record saying THIS is the most positive and uplifting podcast I’ve ever heard. Jordana asks the right questions and brings her sense of wonder and humour in to every interview. I come away after each podcast feeling energized, uplifted and ready for a great day.
A great podcast to sit back and enjoy listening to other people’s lives. Jordana is a great interviewer and enjoyable to listen to. Well done you gained a follower.
What I like about this Podcast is that it inspires me to do more and pursue my passion. I like hearing their stories and how the professionals started in the industry. Thank you!
I'm loving it! It's not just for magicians, but for anyone who wants to be more creative and try new things.
The thing I like most about, is that they talk about all sorts of creative stuff like storytelling and improv, so you can find your own way to be creative. I totally recommend this podcast if you want to get your creative juices flowing and step up your skills. Huge thanks to Jordana for making such an awesome show!
Cant wait to listen to more.
It’s awesome to discover what goes on behind the scenes in the magic industry - and the podcast has a really great, funny and light-hearted vibe!
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