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You write good ones too. why don't you write one?

You should read some of our other IRC discussions, and I do care about it, I don't know about anyone else there, but I do.

Whoa Whoa Whoa. If you are talking about our IRC discussion, then I never said I promote exposure, I said it can help some people get into magic, but I never said it was ok. And I said I had nothing better to do as a joke.

They understand simple flourishes, but complex routines like Tudor's, fly right by them.

Ok, so that podcast did not rock due to technical difficulties, so we are going to do a lot of work on fixing that in the future, we hope to be back soon and working much better. The IRC is open right now and if anyone wants to come talk then please do. We're lonely!

Why would his mentor let him take a gig he is not ready for and let him take it in six days.

Think like a layman, now what is a magician? In a layman's eyes a magician is a person who entertains you by doing impossible things using secret methods. A magician is a person who defies reality through methods that the audience can't see. I think the routine you posted is not true, pure...

That comment made me laugh. Anyway, the problem is not that spectators have looked up things online and will heckle you, it's that if show a person ambitious card, they search "Card goes to top of deck tutorial" and boom! There it is. Or even worse, the kids who look up magic online and then say...

If you own Royal Road to Card Magic, which every card magician should, then in the flourishes section they explain a decent fan in great detail. But fanning wont be perfect at first, it will take some practice to get a perfect pressure fan like other people have.

That was a great entry Morgician. I don't know what else to say.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOHXuaiUYak&feature=related So you claim that this takes no skill and just some lame props? Have you seen Mac King's live show, he does a rope routine that uses no props and uses some very difficult sleight of hand, but he adds comedy.

Glossy Finish, which is taught a number of places, I learned it off of On the Spot by Gregory Wilson.

If you want to you could also do dlites, and hope someone comes up to you

1. If you could change one thing about the magic or flourishing comunity, what would you change? 2. What was your favorite performance ever? 3. What is your favorite effect or flourish?

Thanks Katie, We are planning to do some other things, but mostly we are there for magic shows. When my sisters went I think they got to swim with the dolphins. We are trying to see as many magic shows as we can though, because in Colorado, magic is pretty rare.

Alright, the shows I have told him about in order of prefrance. Almost deffinetly: Mac King Penn & Teller Really want: Lance Burton David Copperfield (Of course) Steve Wyrick Maybe: Nathon Burton Dirk Arthur

Hey guys, Me and my grandpa are going on a trip to Las Vegas and we want to see a few magic shows, We have plans to see Penn & Teller and Mac King. So what other shows would you reccomend. Our price range is about 75 bucks. My other question is, how unclean do Penn & Teller get?

These remind me of all the times I have looked at the price of Jerry's Nuggets and said, "Those cards better be made of gold." Now someone actually took the idea.

They stop working sometimes. Just wait a while and it will work.