538: Nathan Coe Marsh - Executive Material

Nathan Coe Marsh knows who he is, what he wants and how to get it. He decided long ago to focus his talents on the corporate market even though he has a background of doing a little (or a lot) of everything from close-up to cruise ships and even doing emcee work and even a show “on the college circuit.” He decided to put his energy into stand-up and stage and trying now to find the right niche in the corporate market for his style.

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Nathan talks about corporate shows and getting on the syndicated TV show, “Penn & Teller Fool Us” and why he chose the path that he is on. We go deep into the intricacies of the “Linking Finger Rings” routine highlighting some important subtleties. He even details the items in his corporate act.

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Nigel Quinn, from England, received his 2020 Magic Calendar. If you ordered and received one, then take a picture and send it to me and I’ll post your picture on the blog, too! You can order your calendar from the link below. — Nigel Quinn, from England, received his 2020 Magic Calendar. If you ordered and received one, then take a picture and send it to me and I’ll post your picture on the blog, too!

523: 2019 Genii Convention - Day Three Update

Friday October 4

12:00 pm To 7:00 pm Dealers Open

8:30 am To 9:15 am Ian Kendall Basic Training Breakfast

9:30 am To 10:30 am Gaëtan Bloom Lecture

10:45 am To 11:45 am Bill Cheung Fism Act And Lecture

11:45 am To 12:45 pm 49 Boxes

1:30 pm To 3:00 pm Close-Up Show 1Your Host: Max Maven

Hector Mancha, Michael Vincent, Alexandra Duvivier, Akira Fujii

3:15 pm To 4:00 pm Hannibal One Man Show

4:15 pm To 6:00 pm Penn & Teller

6:00 pm To 7:00 pm 49 Boxes8:00 pm To 10:10 pm Gala Show

Your Host: Pat Hazell

Pat Hazell, Jonathan Neal, Gaëtan Bloom, Read Chang

10:45 pm To 11:35 pm Piff The Magic Dragon (No Children Under 16 Permitted

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will be posted after I get some sleep

#204: 2014 Year of Magic in Review

It's that time of the year when we try to "put the band back together" and chat with members of the hosts from the MagicNewswire.com podcast, "This Week in Magic". Trying to get a time to arrange everyone's schedule is like "herding cats". So, due to work and health conflicts, this year we have David "Silly Billy" Kaye and Cameron Ramsay join Scott Wells to discuss what went on in the magic world this past year.

To supplement our chat about Magic on TV, here is a little up-to-the-minute information that I read on IndieWire.com after our chat:

"Magic is in the air, or at least on the airwaves. "Masters of Illusion" did well enough for CW last year to make an order for 13 more episodes materialize – and that's after being canceled by MyNetworkTV in 2009. It joins the network's other magic show, the British ITV production "Penn & Teller: Fool Us," as well as magic programs gaining traction on basic cable. TruTV's "The Carbonaro Effect" will be back for a second season, while "Wizard Wars" returns to Syfy in January for six additional episodes. Even shows that don't have magic as a focus are shuffling it into the deck: "American Masters" is kicking off a new season January 23 with an episode about master magician Ricky Jay, and Nat Geo's "Brain Games," regularly tosses a sleight-of-hand artist into the mix."

Of course this is from a personal perspective of the guest on this podcast and does not include a lot of things you perhaps found to be more relevant. But we hope you enjoy our chat.

Instead of bouncing all over the globe, we try to stay on topic with an agenda that includes: magic on television; live touring magic shows; magic conventions; notable passings, and; predictions for 2015.

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Magicians' Valhalla

Although the list below is not exhaustive, it does reflect the names of many well-known (and some lesser known) magicians, spouses and assistants who passed on in 2014. If you are unfamiliar with any of these names, then it would behoove you to do a little online search of what these people have contributed to our craft. If you have someone you think was overlooked, then please post the name in the comments below on this blog.

Aldo Colombini

Scott Lewis

Dave Madden

Montecore (S&R’s tiger)

Jeff Busby

Judge Arnold Drennen

Robert “Bob” Knigge

Robert L. “Bob” Bluemle

Stella P. Coward (wife of Noel Coward)

John T. Fedko

Robert “Bob” W. Klamm

Alan Alan