

Discourse in Magic
Jonah Babins and Tyler Williams
Jonah Babins from Discourse in Magic tackles magic’s hardest issues, theories, philosophies, discussion, and more to help you explore. He jumps into all sorts of magic, and resources, and most importantly actionable tips to help better the art and become a killer performer!
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Apr 29, 2016 • 0sec
Improv and being open to change with Chris Mayhew
In this episode Chris Mayhew explains how he uses improv in his magic and comedy to make it awesome!
Humble beginnings
In the start of the episode Chris talks about how he got into magic because of the Vanishing Rabbit magic shop. This is the magic shop that Chris Mayhew started learning magic alongside in Calgary. If you ever find yourself in Calgary stop by and say hey!
Calgary Alberta– In case you aren’t from Canada and are uncultured, Alberta is a Province and Calgary is a city in Alberta. It’s quite a nice place
Learning Improv
Improv is a main focus for this episode. Second City is a famous group that has produced amazing talent all over the world, check out the Second City in Toronto
Follow us on instagram for cool posts like these for every episode (plus some magical inspirational quotes)
For our 30 day throwback we’re sharing this photo of the wonderful Chris Mayhew. One of the top episodes, link in description. Chris is a great friend a hilarious magician! Check him out. @chrismayhew1 #episode4 #throwback #magician #magicpodcast #mayhewmadness #magic
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Apr 27, 2016 • 0sec
Personality, character and connecting with your audience with Eric Leclerc
In this episode Eric Leclerc gives us a an inside scoop on how he builds his character and how we can do the same!Eric gives us his strategy for finding and developing character. His shows are incredibly fast paced and clever, we got a small taste of what they are like in this episode!
Early in the episode he spoke about a commercial he recorded in Tel Aviv, since recording the episode the commercial has been released and has gone somewhat viral Check out the video:
Piff the magic dragon- This guy made it to Penn and Teller Fool us, and to Americas got Talent in the same year. He is a great example of committing to a character. He’s an example we use many times in this episode and podcast!
At one point in the episode Jonah mentions a video that he likes of Eric with Tobin doing sponge balls This was a video that we were particularly impressed with since he was performing with a child for an audience of adults. Take a look!
Here is Eric’s awesome Murphys at the Table Lecture: If you like what he does check it out!
Eric is on loads of TV shows, you can expect to see him on shows like Brain Games
You should follow us on Instagram to see some of the amazing posts we make for each episodes (plus some inspirational quotes)
To celebrate our 30 days of magic podcast review we land on the wonderful episode 3 with Eric Leclerec @magic4yourbrain where he chats all about character and personality. Great episode!! #magicthrowback check him out on #tricked #magicpodcast #magician #throwback #episode3
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Apr 23, 2016 • 0sec
Going viral, the Reddit secret, and Rubik’s cubes with Steven Brundage
In our second episode and first interview Steven Brundage tells us all about how he got where he is through busking and then ultimately going viral
Videos
In this episode we refer to 4 of Steve’s videos
The Cop Video which started it all. After recording the podcast it was crazy to realize that at this point he had already recorded everything for Murphy’s and chance just struck.
Of course Steve’s Second kick at virality happens on his Penn and Teller Fool us Spot:
Feel free to check out two of his other amazing television appearances that we spoke about on the show: Good Morning America Video and The Steve Harvey Show
You can check out these and any of his other videos on his Youtube Channel
Books
If you are interested, feel free to check out Nicholas Einhorns book, which for Brundage was the book that started it all
Of course if you are interested in learning to cube, or learning some of cube magic, check out his product Cube3
Check out the Instagram post we made for the episode. Don’t be afraid to follow it for more updates!
For our 30 episode recap throwback to episode 2 with @brundagemagic where he had “secretly” recorded his #agt appearance. Between viral videos, Steve Harvey, fool us, cube3, and AGT is there anything he can’t do? Make sure to follow him on snapchat @brundagemagic #episode2 #stevenbrundage #throwback #discourseinmagic #magician #magicpodcast #magicthrowback
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Apr 20, 2016 • 18min
Introduction Episode
Welcome to the first episode!
Jonah and Tyler explain who they are and what discourse in magic is all about.
Let us know what you think in the comments, what type of topics do you want to see us cover?
Or check out the Episode 1 post from Instagram!
To celebrate our new Instagram launch for the next 30 days we’re going to make a photo for each of our 30 (27 right now) episodes. Link always in the description. Throwback to episode 1 check the description for the first episode
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There are obviously no show notes for this episode but check out the next one with Steven Brundage!
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