A couple of years ago, Jason Hawes and JV Johnson of Beyond Reality Radio interviewed me about Harry Houdini and magic in general. In the weeks that followed, I had some trouble getting in touch with someone at BRR about obtaining permission to post the interview on YouTube. I didn’t have time to follow up and eventually dropped the magic ball. This week I decided to contact them again, and I’m happy to say they gave me permission. So if you have an hour and a half to spare or know you’ll be working on a mundane project for that long and want some background noise, here’s the link, or you can play it from the embedded video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDrgkrcGEho.
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About Interval Magic
Magician Tom Interval, owner of San Diego-based Interval Magic, provides magic entertainment and training to private and corporate clients locally and throughout the United States.
A member of the Academy of Magical Arts (AMA), International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM), and Society of American Magicians (SAM), Interval has captivated tens of thousands of people at numerous venues, including Busch Gardens theme park in Williamsburg, Virginia, where he performed as a medieval conjurer, trained employees of the magic shop, and promoted the park on several local TV talk shows along the East Coast.
As an entertainer, business owner, and former marketing communications professional, Interval understands that the success of any event depends on how satisfied his clients' guests are. Whether it’s a trade show or 50th wedding anniversary, Interval is dedicated to providing his audiences with a highly visual, interactive, mind-boggling magic experience they’ll remember and talk about for years to come.
To learn more, please visit www.intervalmagic.com.
A couple of years ago, Jason Hawes and JV Johnson of Beyond Reality Radio interviewed me about Harry Houdini and magic in general. In the weeks that followed, I had some trouble getting in touch with someone at BRR about obtaining permission to post the interview on YouTube. I didn’t have time to follow up and eventually dropped the magic ball. This week I decided to contact them again, and I’m happy to say they gave me permission. So if you have an hour and a half to spare or know you’ll be working on a mundane project for that long and want some background noise, here’s the link, or you can play it from the embedded video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDrgkrcGEho.
