Three Questions with Jake Strong

Jake sits down with Jonathan Levit to discuss his multi-faceted career, how great of a community The Stranger App has created, and some of his favorite foods from around the world.

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Jake sits down with Will Fern to talk about how to make people feel more involved in your magic, how to keep your energy at a high level across so many gigs, and Will’s hate for Jennifer Aniston.

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Jake sits down with Harrison Greenbaum to laugh about memories from Tannen’s Magic camp, how comedy has helped his magic career, and what many magicians do wrong culminating with a critique on fannypacks.

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Jake sits down with Kayla Drescher to talk about how to perform better for a video camera, what the magic community can do better to create a more diverse environment, and how her Shezam podcast has tackled these problems.

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Jake sits down with Marc DeSouza to discuss how to choose the best career path in the entertainment business, what about collecting has fascinated him, and how magic has matured throughout the decades.

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Jake sits down with David Corsaro to talk about how to mold a new routine to fit an existing situation, the little things he enjoys about good performers, and how his family has influenced his career.

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Jake sits down with Shawn Farquhar to talk about his experience on Penn and Teller: Fool Us, how Shawn is able to stick to “easy” when performing his routines, and the three most important magical items to him.

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Jake sits down with Robert Baxt to talk about how to inject high entertainment value into each routine, what it’s like performing in a pandemic, and the number one tip on how to get five star reviews for your business.

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Jake sits down with Jamahl Keyes to discuss how much Jamahl has been influenced by Broadway, how to find balance in a one-man show, and rating some of the most successful Broadway musicals.

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Jake sits down with Stuart MacDonald to discuss character development within the confines of a magic show, what it’s like to host a show that is purely digital, and Stuart’s work ethic that has enabled him to create three hour-long shows in a matter of months. ERROR IN THE OUTRO: Stuart's website is www.stuartmacdonaldmagic.com

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