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Why Being Sincere Means Connecting with Your Audience with Asi Wind

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 |: Dec 29, 2016
Episode Duration |: 01:14:57

If you don't know who Asi Wind is, I recommend stopping the podcast episode and checking him out. Not only has he released incredible effects that have ROCKED the magic community (links below), but he is also a leading magical thinker.

The post Why Being Sincere Means Connecting with Your Audience with Asi Wind appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

In episode 39 we chat with Asi Wind about the importance of caring about the magic that you create. Too often, people do standard effects with standard presentations that don't resonate with themselves. So why do they think it will resonate with their audience? In this episode Asi breaks it down and explains why it's so important to make sure you enjoy and care about the magic that you create. For show notes, comments or other ideas head to www.discourseinmagic.com/ep39 -Jonah

If you don’t know who Asi Wind is, I recommend stopping the podcast episode and checking him out.

Google, or Youtube or whatever. You’ll find him..

Not only has he released incredible effects that have ROCKED the magic community like Double Exposure, Catch 23, and more recently Gypsy Queens but he is also a leading magical thinker.

Thankfully I was able to spend some time with him at the 2015 Motor City Magic Convention, and Sorcerers Safari!

Bot otherwise not a ton of places online to show how great his non-method brain is eh?…….

******Cue the Discourse in Magic Intro Music*********

If you’re even somewhat cultured and up to date with magic and you watched the recent David Blaine special you might have seen Asi in it. Not just his face, but you could see Asi’s fingerprints in a ton of Davids work too. Especially on some late night TV, and promo for the recent special!

In this episode of DIM we cover many topics but the plot that holds true for the full episode is “sincerity“. It took just one example to make it clear.

To paraphrase: ‘ If you think the weight on the ink of a card isn’t an interesting plot, why do you think your audience does’.

What Asi shares is that it’s important the we respect our audience. Respect them by performing things that we enjoy, and that resonate with us! People come to the theatre to see YOU and YOUR SHOW. Which means they care about what YOU are interested in.

Why do an invisible deck like hundreds of others?

More than anything his mentality shines through in his magic and other hobbies: “be a student forever”. If you think you know everything about magic right now, it’s time to think again.

Finally Asi gives us some snips from his upcoming book. (That’s right! Asi is coming out with a book soon!).

If you want to check out some of his products you can here: https://www.artofmagic.com/products/asi-wind

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