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To give Damien some credit, this method works just fine on a borrowed phone. The reason he's using his own phone is to show the initial condition of the phone before it changes to metal.

His are awesome! I love the way they fold!

That's what I use. Love it!

Djedi (Dedi) was not any more a magician than was Moses. Modern magicians have reinterpreted his miracles and reverse engineered some of his feats. It was said that Djedi was 110 years old, That he could eat 500 loaves of bread, half an ox, and 100 jugs of beer. He could also control the...

Start with Card College. Tarbell is great but you'll find less you can perform immediately with Tarbell. It's a great book to study, but to learn I'd start with card College.

Yeah, after listening through it once I had it downish in about an hour. I'm still working on it to make it more immediate but if you want to get the stack in your head quickly Rick Lax's Mnemonica Trainer is really good.

Yeah the vomiting frogs was great to listen to ;)

Oh darn you missed mine :) I made Nick and Erik sit down and watch it at Penguin. This is their review, from the perspective of magicians. This is Nick's first time seeing it:

Woops, there was a problem with the sound at number 4. They fixed it:

I know we have a few fans of Royal Road to Card Magic here. I also know that there's no definitive "best" answer everyone has a different opinion and a different preference. Well here's my top 10 favorite tricks on Royal Road and I'd love to hear about yours!

I have been messing around with the Delta Dice by Diamond Jim Tyler. Basically you show two dice and the magician always rolls a higher number than the spectator. They take your and you gab another. The spectator still loses! They take your die and you take the original "bad" die from the...

I don't think I'm fooled at all ‍♂️ As far as I can tell it can be a borrowed deck and can be performed on Skype though, on a technicality. The borrowed deck needs to be on my side of the screen. Also, a s***** is different than pre show. It looks like he has to handle the card as well so...

Here's Nick Locapo and Erik Tait's reaction to the film:

As most of you know magic camp was released last week on Disney+. Personally I really enjoyed the movie and liked how the magic was depicted. There were tons of Theory11 people involved in it's making with input from Justin Willman, Franco Pascelli, and Blake Vogt to name a few. I'm not sure if...

This is a great recommendation! Also for the casual magician lately I have been reccomending this video a lot. Tons of great magic is on here. It's a great foundational video with some solid Magic just about anybody will enjoy. If you're less interested in becoming a magician and more...

It all depends on what you want to do. Here are my favorite effects to do for a video call that involve the person on the other side of the screen to some extent. The Love Ritual by Woody Aragon - Used by Penn & Teller, Justin Flom and others this is one of the all-time most popular magic...

I feel like some of these are out of date: The Human Osterich The Card Fanning Machine Then this is Cutting Through a Horses neck while drinking This one is Lighting your cigarette with ice. Sounds like an every day carry:

I love my slates!

CD manipulation never seemed that great to me. I agree. I don't love Professor's nightmare, though it is a great beginning routine. The method used in Professor's Nightmare is overused. It is often over used in a single routine. There are other good rope tricks out there. Not sure if his...

Spook by Mary Roach It outlines the actual science behind the supernatural. I love everything Mary Roach has written. 59 Seconds by Richard Wiseman Super fun book on psychology that is easily accessible to anyone. But What If We're Wrong?: Thinking About the Present As If It Were the Past by...