3 Mentalists Walked Into A Podcast Atlas Brookings, Ken Dyne and Looch

Solid

You will not find secrets revealed or methods exposed, but for the mentalist who wishes to improve their presentations, consider new ways to approach well-known routines, this is the podcast for you. There is a good amount of fun as the three banter and tease and ridicule one another (all in good fun) the way that good pals might. It reminds me of the talk during a convention when like-minded folks come together to discuss thier feelings about the art and craft of any particular subject.

What makes this podcast valuable is the sharing of ideas and performance scenarios without reservation. Their frank and oft times passionate discussions about a particular book or effect helps the mentalism consumer make wise decisions as to where to plop down one's cash. In addition, you get to hear the good, the bad and the ugly of shows performed dozens of times before paying audiences. I wish I had this kind of resource available when I first started many years ago. Now that I am picking it up again, I am gaining their experiences during my hiatus from performing.

Recommended for mentalists of all skill levels. Magicians need not apply, you'll hate it.