Video profile and podcast with Joan Caesar, a retired teacher, magician and internationally recognized influencer in the world of magic.
In the podcast we talk about:
Read more and listen to interview.
- As a judge for the largest magic conventions in the world, Joan shares her perspective on what makes a great magic act.
- We talk about her life as a magician.
- We talk about women in magic and why it’s hard to be a woman in magic.
- Why Joan founded the Canadian Association of Magicians (CAM)
- Which world-famous magician was Joan’s motivation to put Canada on the international stage for FISM (the Olympic’s of Magic)
02 February 2018
Ryan Joyce interviews Joan Caesar
From Magic Masterclass:
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01 February 2018
Thank you to our February 2018 friends!
Thank you to John Smithman, John Harrison, Richard Lyn, Joan Caesar, The Outerbridges, and Ian Crawford for being Friends of Canada's Magic!
It's good to have friends like you.
It's good to have friends like you.
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31 January 2018
Top 5 posts in January 2018
Out of the 42 posts at Canada's Magic this month, here are the 5 most viewed posts in the past 30 days:
and the most viewed post this month ...
5. 2017 Readers' Choice award results - Congratulations again to all our nominees (Ryan Brown, Neil Croswell, Caiden Finch, and Murray & Teresa Hatfield)! Special congratulations to Julie Eng (Editor's Choice) and Benzi Train, winner of the Readers' Choice award!
4. Calgary: The Sixth Annual WowFest Magic Arts Festival - It's coming up fast! Be sure to take good notes (and then send them to me).
3. Top 5 posts in December 2017 - Things are getting a little bit meta.
2. Rounding the Central rings in January 2018 - Anything newsworthy happen at your club meeting?
and the most viewed post this month ...
1. You Laugh, You Lose, Canadian magician edition - Definitely NSFW.
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30 January 2018
Mayce Galoni on "What's so funny?"
The following was sent to me by a reader who wishes to be known as The Magic Demon.
From What's So Funny?:
Hamilton-born, Vancouver-based 23 year old stand up comic Mayce Galoni was recently the featured guest on Vancouver Co-op Radio's (CFRO) "What's So Funny"? (Live broadcast: Sunday, January 21st, 2018). The very funny and very likable Galoni got his start performing as a strolling restaurant magician while still a very young teenager. A graduate of the Sorcerer's Safari, he transitioned to comedy when he started writing jokes for his magic act.
The podcast of the hour long broadcast will soon be available here:
www.wsf1027fm.blogspot.com and/or at www.coopradio.org. Check it out!
From What's So Funny?:
Our first guest of 2018 makes his semi-debut tonight. It's the New Faces edition of What's So Funny? tonight. Well, Newish Faces. Standup comic Mayce Galoni isn't even 25 but he's making quite a name for himself, even before he moved here last year from Hamilton. He's actually from a place called "Binbrook" that I don't even think is a real place, so we'll just say Hamilton because that's where he started out.
Read more and listen to podcast.
29 January 2018
New release: The Paradigm Shift ebooks
From Michael Close:
After more than a decade, Michael Close has finally released his long-awaited ebooks, The Paradigm Shift Volumes One and Two.
They are being released now at an introductory price.
The Paradigm Shift Volume One features groundbreaking essays that will change the way you think about your magic, beautiful sleights that will deceive both laymen and magicians, and commercial, devious routines you will enjoy performing. Included are ideas and routines from Ariel Frailich, John Carney, Simon Aronson, Bob Farmer, and Michael Weber. As with our previous ebooks, we have used text, photos, and video to provide an optimal learning experience.
The Paradigm Shift Volume Two features groundbreaking essays that will change the way you think about your magic, beautiful sleights that will deceive both laymen and magicians, and commercial, devious routines you will enjoy performing. Included are ideas and routines from Mick Ayres, Roy Walton, Harry Riser, Norman Beck, Michael Weber, Jason England, Aaron Fisher, Joshua Jay, and Ton Onosaka. As with our previous ebooks, we have used text, photos, and video to provide an optimal learning experience.
Read more and buy ebooks!
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Sleightly Sketchy: I AM
Welcome to "Sleightly Sketchy!" This is the first post of a series of sketchy thoughts. Enjoy!
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