Three Questions with Jake Strong

Jake sits down with Joshua Jay to delve into his appreciation of the art of magic, how he selects tricks for Vanishing Inc, and movies Josh thinks are overrated and underrated.

The link to buy tickets to my Dorm Room Show is www.jakestrongmagic.com/show hope to see as many of you there as possible!!

If you have any further questions, suggestions, or want to make a donation to keep the podcast going please email [email protected] for more information! If you can, please leave a review on the podcast to let me know how you like it!

Jake sits down with Erik Tait to learn about what it’s like to study comedy in college, how comic book movies should be judged, and a few questions from The Penguin Magic Podcast are flipped on Erik himself.

The link to buy tickets to my Dorm Room Show is www.jakestrongmagic.com/show hope to see as many of you there as possible!!

If you have any further questions, suggestions, or want to make a donation to keep the podcast going please email [email protected] for more information! If you can, please leave a review on the podcast to let me know how you like it!

Jake sits down with Ran’D Shine to learn about street performing, the different ways to approach social media, and a short history of African-American magicians.

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Jake sits down with Michael Carbonaro to go behind the scenes of The Carbonaro Effect, explore his fascination of quirky objects, and talk about the perfect horror movie.

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Jake sits down with Ryan Kane to discuss comedy in magic, how stock lines can negatively influence your act, and his virtual open mic.

Links to check out the open mic or Ryan’s work is as follows:

www.RyanKaneMagic.com

“Out of Stock: A Magician’s Guide to Writing Your Own Lines” by Ryan Kane

https://amzn.to/2TdTHeO

The Mostly Magician’s Virtual Open Mic

https://www.facebook.com/groups/mostlymagiciansvirtualopenmic

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Jake sits down with Mario the Maker Magician to discuss creativity in magic and robotics, why Mario loves performing for kids, and how Mario’s family has been a part of his career.

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Jake sits down with Naathan Phan to discuss the perfect cruise ship show, where magic and music intersect, and how to tell an effective story.

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Jake sits down with Carisa Hendrix to discuss the development of characters within an act, how to make sure that you’re maintaining a positive relationship with the audience, and how having multiple views on performance can improve your magic.

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Jake sits down with David McCreary to laugh about stories behind tattoos, the balance of magic and comedy, and how to effectively convey a message to a middle school audience.

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Jake sits down with David Williamson to talk about the difference between performing on stage and close-up, having kids on stage, and the positive aspects of the art of magic.

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