The Sleightly Twisted Podcast
Hosted by Luke and Allan, The Sleightly Twisted Podcast brings together two working magic shops for honest conversations about modern magic.Each episode dives into magic news, new releases, creative ideas, and the reality behind what actually works — and what doesn’t.
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What’s it actually like running the biggest magic wholesaler in the world? (opens the original)
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What’s it actually like running the biggest magic wholesaler in the world?In this episode of the Slightly Twisted Podcast, Allan from The Sleight Co and Luke from Twisted Minds Magic sit down with Austin Murphy, CEO of Murphy’s Magic, for a proper behind-the-scenes conversation about one of the most influential companies in the magic industry.And we pretty much ask him everything.Austin tells us how Murphy’s Magic started, how his father went from knowing virtually nothing about magic to buildin
Monster Magic’s SECRETS Finally Revealed! (opens the original)
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🎙️ SLIGHTLY TWISTED – EPISODE 10 | ALEX KIRK FROM MONSTER MAGIC!Episode 10 is here, and this time we’re joined by a very special guest — Alex Kirk from Monster Magic!We sit down with Alex for a proper, no-holds-barred chat about Monster Magic, the magic industry, running a magic shop and what really goes on behind the scenes.Alex gives us a fascinating insight into how Monster Magic operates as essentially a one-man business, why keeping products physically in stock matters to him, the realities
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