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USUK: Steve Spade aka Ireland’s Houdini
Hailing from Limerick, Ireland, magician Steve Spade joins AL and Tom for an hour of spellbinding chat. Steve is a master of many forms of magic. Whether it be close up street magic or escapism, pulling off daring and sometimes dangerous stunts that have caught the eyes of the Irish public.
He has performed many times on TV and for a bunch of celebrities including Mike Tyson.
Alll of this has won him the affectionate nickname "Ireland's answer to Houdini"
This leaves AL and Tom with a great opportunity to try and understand the inner workings of magic and Steve is here to give us some great inside stories and lessons he has learned.
How does someone become a magician? What happens when something goes wrong? How have things like YouTube and TikTok changed things? and what is the perfect way to deal with a heckler? and who were Steve's inspirations growing up? It's all here.
Steve, genuinely, it was a pleasure. we loved chatting to you. Now that the ice is well and truly broken, we'd love to have you back sometime. Good luck in the future sir! - AL
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Hailing from Limerick, Ireland, magician Steve Spade joins AL and Tom for an hour of spellbinding chat. Steve is a master of many forms of magic. Whether it be close up street magic or escapism, pulling off daring and sometimes dangerous stunts that have caught the eyes of the Irish public.
He has performed many times on TV and for a bunch of celebrities including Mike Tyson.
Alll of this has won him the affectionate nickname "Ireland's answer to Houdini"
This leaves AL and Tom with a great opportunity to try and understand the inner workings of magic and Steve is here to give us some great inside stories and lessons he has learned.
How does someone become a magician? What happens when something goes wrong? How have things like YouTube and TikTok changed things? and what is the perfect way to deal with a heckler? and who were Steve's inspirations growing up? It's all here.
Steve, genuinely, it was a pleasure. we loved chatting to you. Now that the ice is well and truly broken, we'd love to have you back sometime. Good luck in the future sir! - AL