Harrison interviews the incomparable magician and sideshow master, Todd Robbins (Carnival Knowledge, Play Dead, Speakeasy Magick, Investigation Discovery's 'True Nightmares') and learns whether a clown is scarier in or out of make-up, the key to developing unique and unforgettable theatrical experiences, the origins of sticking a nail in your nose (a.k.a. the Human Blockhead), and the speech that guarantees a standing ovation every time.  With special guests Jamy Ian Swiss, Peter Samelson, and Michael Chaut, founding members, along with Todd, of Monday Night Magic.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews father and son, magician and comedian, Stephen Bargatze (international president-elect of the International Brotherhood of Magicians) and Nate Bargatze (Tonight Show, Netflix, Comedy Central).  In their first time ever doing an interview together, Harrison finds out what it's like to have your dad open for you (and destroy); what Saddam Hussein's palace was like to golf in; finds out once and for all who the funniest member of the family actually is (spoiler: it's not Stephen or Nate); and learns about the one time Stephen revealed to Nate he was Batman.  With special guests Rick Merrill and Michael Finney.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the star of 'The Carbonaro Effect,' Michael Carbonaro and discovers the connection between monster make-up and magic; the real secret to CSI: Miami; the creative process that's filled 5 magic-packed seasons of 'The Carbonaro Effect' (and counting); and witnesses the very scientific method for determining whether they'll be a new season of show coming soon.  With special guests Terri Cook, the director of Tannen's Magic Camp, as well as three members of 'The Carbonaro Effect' magic staff, Derek Hughes, Derrin Berger, and David Regal.

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Harrison interviews Chris Kenner, pioneering comedy magician, esteemed magic inventor, and the executive producer of David Copperfield for over two decades, discovering Chris' process for creating unique magic; if he's sorry for inventing cardistry; and puts Chris' diplomacy to the test with a game of "Compliment or Pass."  With special guest, Mike Reiss, co-executive producer of 'The Simpsons,' creator of 'Queer Duck,' and writer for everything from 'ALF' to 'It's Garry Shandling's Show' to 'Ice Age.'

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Harrison interviews the winner of 'America's Got Talent' and 'America's Got Talent: The Champions,' Shin Lim, discussing everything from living during quarantine without furniture; his secret visualization technique for winning competitions; marrying music to magic; his less-than-stellar go-carting record; and brainstorming new titles for Shin's Vegas show, LIMitless.  With special guests Franz Harary, who introduced Shin to his future wife, and Colin Cloud.

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Harrison interviews extraordinary illusionist duo, Kalin and Jinger, and finds out how bad tiger pee smells, the secret to a bushy stage mustache, and key to becoming internationally-touring illusionists.  With surprise special guests David Williamson and Jeff Hobson.

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For the first-ever episode, Harrison interviews legendary comedy magician, Mac King, about his journey from Kentucky to Las Vegas, which includes stops at a magic competition in Colon, Michigan; missing a plane to Japan; and headlining a funeral.  With surprise special guest, Lance Burton, a friend of Mac's since their teenage years in Kentucky.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.