Magic From Wherever I'm At

In this episode, I discuss the creation of freedom and the idea of removing possible control and the emotional impact this has on the audience. All of this through the conduit of another modern master, Dani DaOrtiz. 

This episode is an extension of Episode 71 and builds on the idea of improving your thinking skills. This time, it is through the lens of iconoclastic physicist Richard Feynman. 

In this episode, I delve into the most dire problem facing not only you and your magic...but the entire world. 

This episode is a continuation of the 10-minute teaser which concluded Episode 69. I delve deeper into the psychology of magic and why Lennart Green may be the greatest living magician. 

I start this episode with a cautionary tale, and the rest is an ode to a true modern master of magic - Lennart Green. 

This episode is a tribute to Dan S. Kennedy, a man who has impacted me so thoroughly - it's hard to put into words all the ways my thinking and life have changed through the impact of Dan's work. 

In this episode, I tell a story of creating a method "on the fly."  Then I delve into "breaking the circle" and getting past solely thinking about methods and into a vast, grand universe of diabolical possibilities you haven't even touched. 

In this episode, I talk solely about street performing. I discuss your likelihood of success and the best advice I've been given and/or heard concerning this rarest of pursuits. 

In this episode, I delve into the cheapening, denigration and trivializing of magic through assuming the performing persona of a trained seal or a dancing monkey. 

In this episode, I read from a scathing article by Werner Dornfield. Then I tell two stories about some chance encounters on the street.