We still managed to bring you a contest winner, and an interview with Kevin Spencer.

Stay tuned to gomagicgo.com, because we're still hoping to put out more content this week. Right now, we're going to finally get some sleep.

NEWS: Next week is the IBM Convention in Miami, Florida. Andrew and Keith will be preliminary round judges for the stage competition on Wednesday.

On Thursday night, there will be a GMG get-together after the late night lecture. E-mail us now (gmgpodcast@gmail.com) if you'd like to hang out.

Andrew and Keith will be guests at the Scott Wells "Now You See It" show on Saturday at 1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time. We hear that there's a chance this will be webcast live at Magician.org, but we could not confirm this. Regardless, be sure to check out Magician.org throughout the week, because they usually post some great stuff during the conventions.

Be on the lookout for special "Convention Edition" shows here at gomagicgo.com. If you're subscribed via iTunes or another podcast client, you'll automatically receive everything.

In other news, David Blaine might be planning a Brooklyn Bridge stunt.

Go Magic Go wants to thank the legion of listeners who sent in advice and ideas for Mishel. We're passing on every message directly, and will continue to do so. We're glad to see how eager everyone is to help out a fellow magician.

CONTEST: Autographed copy of Peter Cassford's Miracles With a Short Card DVD.

Contestants need to send us the answer to this question:

Which magician is known as The Professor?

Rules:

-One entry per person. Not per e-mail address. Per person. Cheaters never win.

-Entries must have the word CONTEST in the subject, and must be received no later than 11:59 PM EDT on Tuesday, June 27, 2006.

-One lucky winner will be chosen at random from all correct entries received.

PRODUCT REVIEW: UK Gareth reviews Jay Sankey's The Real Work on Restaurants and Bars DVD.

FEEDBACK:

Many of you wrote in to express your views on the Walking on Water topic. We read Zenburg's thoughts on the show.

Arthur would like a review of the Enigmatic DVDs by Alexander de Cova.

Keone wonders how to tell someone they're not as good as they might think.

Stuporendous K reviews Tyler's M5 review.

Dorian asks about blindfolds and blindfold drives.

Greg (and others) want to know how to deal with random people asking you to share secrets on the internet.

Krisy the Stooge thanks Go Magic Go.

HYPE OF THE WEEK: Cake Maker

NEWS:

The IBM Convention is fast approaching. Andrew and Keith will be involved as preliminary judges, and they'll be guests on the live Scott Wells show.

We have a walking on water update.

Jamy Ian Swiss will perform as a part of the Magic for Skeptics Workshop in Hollywood, CA.

INTERVIEW: Peter Cassford.

Peter's latest DVD, Miracles with a Short Card, is now available.

Peter wanted to do something special for the Go Magic Go listeners, so he is offering Miracles for the discounted price of $25, with free shipping in the United States. (International shipping is also available.) This special price will last all week, until Episode 46 comes out. To take advantage of his offer, you have to follow THIS LINK or it won't work. Thanks, Peter!

FEEDBACK:

Mishel from Israel writes a really moving letter to GMG, and he wants to know how blind people can perform magic.

Brian called in to tell us that the people behind the upcoming film The Illusionist (starring Edward Norton) are looking for magicians who would be willing to help promote the film. Those interested should contact Kristen Albanese via e-mail: Kristen.Albanese@colorado.edu

Brandon!!!! reminds us to research before we buy.

Dorian has a few questions for Andrew.

John doesn't think we should recycle stooges.

John writes back to discuss Mindfreak.

Fritz asks if we can be "regular" magicians and mentalists, in separate shows.

Scott from the Spartan Podcast sent in a great story about marked cards.

HYPE OF THE WEEK: Bubble Water. (Thanks, Rich.)

NEWS:

Elvis forgot to tell Uri Geller that he didn't really win the house.

6/6/06 was mostly uneventful.

Andrew and Keith watched last week's Mindfreak.

FEEDBACK:

Ryan thinks most magicians are jerks. Even (especially?) at the Magic Castle.

Josh discusses the Heart of a Magician.

Jim thinks Erik Lindgren's music might be good for some performers. It's royalty-free (once you purchase the CD, of course)!

Zach chimes in with a Mindfreak review.

HYPE OF THE WEEK: Hank Lee's wonderful (non) description of Dark Museum.

NEWS: John Malkovich has signed on to play the title character in The Great Buck Howard. Kevin Kline was unavailable for the shoot.

Criss Angel: Mindfreak, Season 2, premiered last night (while this episode was being recorded). Your thoughts?

Payne: Magick for the Daring began its season last weekend in Virginia.

ETHICS: Significant Others.

FEEDBACK:

Mike called in with two things on his mind: websites and TV magic.

Obelisk discusses stooges.

Brett asks about Victory Cubes.

Dan, bizarre magician to roller derby patrons, is looking for material, advice, etc.

Rich tells us about a new product hitting the market soon.

HYPE OF THE WEEK: Canz.

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