Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Zenon

Episode 4 has H & H visiting Paul Zenon, arguably one of the UK's first real street magicians. Listen in as we find out what Paul thinks about the corporate world, how he like his chips served and what he thinks about Hawkwind's fifteenth album. Why do we keep forgetting the hat when we do a road trip? I don't know, it's a mystery.Hosted by Stuart Hardman, no Sam this week, just Stuart 2 chiming in every so often.Hardman & Hemming TailorsLinks to DatHazza, the music man!YouTube SoundcloudLinktree

As the lights dim and performers take to the stage, is it mere escapism for us or is there something deeply profound about our need to be entertained? Why do we get so fanatical and idolatrous about musicians and film stars, wanting them to be something more than us mere mortals? Might the whole entertainment industry have learned its trade from an ancient shamanic journey of the soul known to some as the death and resurrection show?  With guests Rogan Taylor, journalist Jude Rogers, Dr. Marissa Carnesky, Kris Hughes/drag queen Maggi Noggi and magician Paul Zenon. https://carnesky.com/ http://www.paulzenon.com https://www.angleseydruidorder.co.uk/kristoffer?tab=about @judgerogers 

Welcome to Eyes & Teeth and The Big Big Talent of Paul Zenon.Award winning Comedy Magician, Writer, presenter, Ted Talk master, actor, director, producer, author, founder of a charity the list goes on and I try and talk about a lot of these things that Paul has turned into magic over the years he has been in the business.From Tricky Business to Edinburgh Festival, receiving a Ken Dodd award from the man himself to sitting next to Susie Dent on countdown on over 120 occasions Paul is a face you will know and a personality you will enjoy. He is as relaxed, laidback and generous as they come, I mean he has the word Zen in his name so that's inevitable.Since this podcast was recorded the news came in just this week that the brilliant entertainer Magician and master pickpocket Mark Raffles passed away so today I dedicate this episode to the wonderful Mr RafflesI hope you enjoy my conversation with the brilliant big big talent of Paul Zenon 

Paul Zenon is a master magician, comedian, actor, and writer. He joins Paul Boross and The Humourology Podcast to discuss how comedy and magic have a lot in common. From misdirection to mirthful musings, Zenon knows that comedy can build confidence. Whether selling a swindle or pushing a product, Zenon shares how laughter can lead to success. “It just simply indicates by involving a little bit of humour in there, that you are confident in the product, whatever it is, that you you're selling, and therefore can afford to be jovial about it.”From television to the stage to the street, Zenon walks Paul Boross through his life of magic and comedy. Join us to hear how humour can help you make magic on the stage and in your business only on The Humourology Podcast, listen today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You will recognise Paul Zenon from TV. He is Britain's leading magician – and funny with it. He has performed in around thirty countries in every conceivable location, from the London Palladium to the jungles of Belize, from the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas to an aircraft carrier in the Adriatic, and from the Comedy Store to the back of a truck in a Bosnian war zone.  He has literally hundreds of television appearances to his name including three top-rating hour-long one-man specials on Channel 4 and one on ITV. Paul is probably the UK's busiest stand-up corporate entertainer, performing after-dinner entertainment, link-presenting and hosting awards ceremonies at events worldwide. In the last year alone he has appeared in Paris, Cannes, Nice, Monte Carlo, Dubai, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Manila, Mauritius and Tokyo.  We are truly honoured to have him on the show .

As Barry listens with interest, Angelos recalls his time working with the stage magician Paul Zenon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spill The Tea is the social media show and podcast for British Expats, those thinking about becoming an Expat and Anglophiles that simply love everything British.Each week we have guests from the world of entertainment, live performances, informative features and great chat about what it is to be an expat, what we miss, what we don't, and an update of what's going on back in the U.K... With the exception of Brexit!This show features an interview with Magician Paul Zenon and Craig Murrin the Pension Guy

It was very difficult to come up with a title for this episode as there was so much covered! Paul talks about creating a one man show – the thought process behind it and how he has put his together. He talks about TV work- creating a seemingly endless stream of new material which works on Countdown and how to take into account things Like camera angles and restrictions. Paul also mentions talent shows like BGT as well as a host of other topics. The thing which comes through the most is that Paul has a huge passion in what he performs and is there to make magic the best it can be. It was a real pleasure to talk with Paul, our sincere thanks to him for coming onto our show. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we did recording it. There is also an extra slice of content for our Patrons over  at www.patreon.com/magiciansadvice To find out more about Paul Zenon check out http://www.paulzenon.com/ ****NEW****   Magicians' Advice Recommends Vlog check out    https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxBlzFpmfoq4WeHsaEajYQfGRUYS4fTSm   Affiliate programme: If you are able to support our Patreon campaign please visit www.patreon.com/magiciansadvice  Merchandise:  https://www.redbubble.com/people/magiciansadvice/works/32416428-magicians-advice-podcast-merchandise                                                            Facebook group   https://www.facebook.com/groups/MagiciansAdvice/    If you would like to know more about Ian Brennan  Sophisticated Magic, head over to www.sophisticatedmagic.co.uk and to check out Phil Taylor, (Wedding Magician), please check out his web-site www.magicianscorner.co.uk

PAUL ZENON is a legend of the Magic scene. Performing since his teenage years Paul has toured the world, played with the biggest names in the business and built a wikipedia level of knowledge about magic and magicians and the art of the craft. You will recognise him from hundreds of TV appearances as performer, presenter and pundit including a Royal Command Performance, four one-man 'specials' on C4 and ITV, and as a regular Dictionary Corner guest on Channel 4's 'Countdown, with around 120 appearances to date.  It was a real honour to speak with Paul whose passion and devotion for magic is both hugely apparent and infectious. We chat about the early years, his big breaks, how he came up with the stage name 'Zenon', the current state of magic and so much more. A wonderful engaging guest. You can see Paul Zenon at this years Edinburgh Fringe where he is performing his new show TRUST ME and tickets are available here: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/paul-zenon-trust-me  Follow him on line on Facebook and Twitter: @PaulZenon Please continue to show Pull Back Reveal some love too! Like, subscribe, rate and follow wherever you can! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pullbackreveal/message

Magic And Skepticism With Paul Zenon Richard Wiseman Mark Edward And Deborah Hyde S83p35HcKTk by Juan Araújo

Edit: A birthday surprise at the end of this talk. The picture attached should hopefully provide some context... From long-running TV series to sold-out theatre shows and premium rate phone 'advice' lines, the business of 'Love and Light' and talking to the dead is very much alive and well. How are psychics able to convince the public that their other-worldly insight is genuine? Why do people insist on believing, despite the lack of evidence of an afterlife? Paul Zenon presents a potted history of what of what Harry Houdini described as ’the filthiest profession in the world’, and takes a look at their methods, past and present. Paul is possibly best known as a magician; after several series on Children's BBC in the 90s he became the pioneer of the UK's Street Magic genre, with a number of one-man C4 and ITV Specials. His career has spanned three decades and seen him performing for audiences in around forty countries while making hundreds of TV appearances as performer, presenter nd pundit; the latter relating in particular to his inside knowledge with regard to matters generally considered by the media to be 'paranormal’. His last visit to Edinburgh was to the 2016 Fringe, in his roll as Ringmaster in the Olivier Award-winning circus-cabaret show, La Clique.  Consumer Protection Disclaimer: this talk is investigational and for the purpose of entertainment.

The morning after the birthday cake-infused Skeptics In The Pub before, Mark Pentler sat down with Paul Zenon to discuss the world of psychics and mediums in more detail. Plus they reminisce about Blackpool, the place where they both grew up. It's like Portabello, only with more Scottish people. We're probably taking a break now before our month-long Fringe Binge - there may be time to squeeze in one last podcast. If you're good and eat all your dinner, obviously.

In 1904, the great American escape artist, Harry Houdini, made his reputation with a sensational performance at a theatre in London's West End. It became known as the Mirror Handcuff Challenge. Simon Watts introduces contemporary accounts of the show, and talks to magician and Houdini expert, Paul Zenon.(Photo: Houdini later in his career. Credit: Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

In 1904, the great American escape artist, Harry Houdini, made his reputation with a sensational performance at a theatre in London's West End. It became known as the Mirror Handcuff Challenge. Simon Watts introduces contemporary accounts of the show, and talks to magician and Houdini expert, Paul Zenon. (Photo: Houdini later in his career. Credit: Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Here is part 2 of our QED 2016 podcast special for you containing four more excellent interviews with some skeptical figures from the UK and internationally.   Joining us for this episode are András Pintér, Jelena Levin & Pontus Böckman from the European Skeptics Podcast (0:51) magician Paul Zenon (14:09), UK skeptic Myles Power (25:34) and Australian broadcasting legend Dr Karl Kruszelnicki (37:44).   We hope you've enjoyed our QED 2016 specials and we'll be back to normal service next week.

Paul Zenon is the father of street magic, the first magician to take close up magic to the streets in his successful TV specials. However, Paul is also an accomplished actor, author and skeptic. His tales of his run ins with mediums, television producers and other scumbags are the stuff of legend. http://www.mammothaudio.com.au/scamapalooza

Introduction Richard Saunders   0:03:30A Grain of Salt with Eran Segev This week Eran chats to Paul Zenon about being a skeptic and magician.   0:19:00A Week in Science The Royal Institution of Australia (RiAus) is a national scientific not-for-profit organisation with a mission to bring science to people and people to science.   0:22:58Evidence, Please with Jo Alabaster. Jo reads a newspaper report about those whacky anti-vax people.   0:28:50Dr Paul Willis The man behind 'A Week in Science' with news of The Science of Doctor Who tour.

Musician David Bramwell delves into the world of Victorian psychic phenomena, modern witchcraft and mind altering states in the search for the story behind an inherited moustache. "In the early summer of 1991 I inherited a moustache from my Great Aunt Sylvia. She made it to the over-ripe age of 96 before sailing out of this world, fag in hand, leaving behind an unfinished jigsaw of the Eiffel Tower and a forlorn cat..." Obsessed with finding out the identity of the moustache's owner - an unlikely inheritance from his Great Aunt Sylvia - musician David Bramwell sets off on a quest to record séances and psychics, the effects of mind altering Amazonian plants, hippies and phantom orchestras - a soundtrack pulling the audience into the world of a Victorian deceased freak show host - Ambrose Oddfellow. The Haunted Moustache is a meditation on one man's obsession with freak shows, synchronicity, the occult and the existence or not of a spirit world. Drawing on the tales of Victorian spiritualist fakery from magician Paul Zenon, the gothic charms of The Last Tuesday Society, the magical early electronica of musician Sarah Angliss, not to mention a cup of tea shared with a Wiccan Priest in suburban Shoreham, Bramwell travels from the wilds of Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire, where the moustache's owner is recalled on the stage of the magical 1920's Kinema in the Woods, before ending in a Brighton council flat, with Dali muse Drako Oho Zarhazar, sharing the messages concealed in his tattoo.