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Magic in Toronto with Ben Train, Rosemary Reid, Chris Mayhew, and Mark Correia

Podcast |: Discourse in Magic
Publisher |: Jonah Babins and Tyler Williams
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Interview,; Magic,; Personal Journals
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Performing Arts
Publication Date |: Mar 30, 2017
Episode Duration |: Unknown

Boo Ya everybody we made it to Episode 52! To celebrate we invited over four of our closest Toronto magic friends to talk about Toronto magic in the past, present, and future.

The post Magic in Toronto with Ben Train, Rosemary Reid, Chris Mayhew, and Mark Correia appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

Boo Ya everybody we made it to Episode 52! To celebrate we invited over four of our closest Toronto magic friends to talk about Toronto magic in the past, present, and future.

Boo Ya everybody! We made it to Episode 52! To celebrate we invited over four of our closest Toronto magic friends to talk about the Toronto magic community. Before I dive into the content of the episode I just want to thank you at home for being with us for 52 episodes! No matter if you’ve been with us for a little bit or a while, you’re part of the Discourse in Magic community and I want to thank you.

Feel free to check out the video!

In this episode we started by finding out what our guests have been up to for the past year, and what’s going on in their lives. No surprise, it seems like everyone is in the world of performing magic, or teaching magic, or both. Let’s just say. They’re all “Making It” with magic!

Pretty cool!

Mark Corriea is honing his own shows by performing non-stop, all over town. Rosemary Ried is performing, as well as teaching/directing at Conjurer Community. Chris Mayhew just got back from a UK lecture tour, and is working on starting his show fresh, and Ben Train is working with me (Jonah) and a few others on producing TONS of shows in Toronto.

Toronto is becoming a POWERHOUSE for magic (if it wasn’t already)

For me, the Browser Bash acts as a “New Years” of sorts for Discourse in Magic. So with that we were able to chat with our friends about whats coming in the next magic year for them. We were able to get a peek into peoples heads about some crazy things coming up in the future.We also all took a moment to chat about what we’ve been up to in the last year in terms of magic. It’s important to make sure that you are always progressing and developing.

What have you done in terms of magic in the last year?

At the end of the day if this episode is going to celebrate anything let it be a celebration of the talent in this city.

Toronto is quickly becoming a hotspot for magic. If you were looking for a place to come visit, jam out, and learn something. Now is the time!

Once again, big thanks for staying with us for 52 episodes! Here’s to 52 more!

Every person that was on the episode has another episode with us. If you liked them, go check out their episode, they are some of the most downloaded episodes we have!

PS. let me know if we should print the inspirational shirts that say “Be the magic podcast that you want to see in the world”

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