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Max Somerset

The Magicians’ Podcast Network

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Katherine Mills

Jez Rose

David Penn

Billy Kidd

Tom Jones

Jon Favreau

David Copperfield

Nicholas Hoult

Mark Bowden

Harold Pinter

Kevin James

Darren Darnborough

Paul Wilson

Paul Martin

Julia Fullerton-Batten

OwlTail

Maximilian Somerset The Magician, Musician and Unusualist. Award winning TV magician Maximilian Somerset is one of the few privileged to be an Honorary Inner Member of the Prestigious Magic Circle, London. He has performed for Celebrities; Royalty; Barristers and Road Sweepers alike. As the Duke of Beaufort’s Magician Cousin who was later adopted by a milkman, Maximilian can relate to most people. Max has had his own prime time TV show on BBC 1; performed three sell out stage shows at the Magic Circle and has twice played the Organ at the Royal Albert Hall. However, you may also have seen him performing at Dover Street Arts Club or The Magic Garden. For Max, the key is diversity and adaptability. He calls himself “The Unusualist” because his magic, far from being associated with all the usual clichés, is something more profound. It’s free from the shackles of conventional tricks and is about creating the impossible with anything to hand. Your wedding ring could end up spinning in mid air; your children’s pet Goldfish could swim out of your £50 note; or a word that you are thinking of can be found engraved on a coin…inside a walnut...inside an egg! Either way as both a performer and an inventor, his innovations have gained him respect among his peers as one of the most unique minds in the field of magic today.  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themagicofpodcast/support

<blockquote>Maximilian Somerset The Magician, Musician and Unusualist. Award winning TV magician Maximilian Somerset is one of the few privileged to be an Honorary Inner Member of the Prestigious Magic Circle, London. He has performed for Celebrities; Royalty; Barristers and Road Sweepers alike. As the Duke of Beaufort’s Magician Cousin who was later adopted by a milkman, Maximilian can relate to most people.</blockquote> Max has had his own prime time TV show on BBC 1; performed three sell out stage shows at the Magic Circle and has twice played the Organ at the Royal Albert Hall. However, you may also have seen him performing at Dover Street Arts Club or The Magic Garden. For Max, the key is diversity and adaptability. He calls himself “The Unusualist” because his magic, far from being associated with all the usual clichés, is something more profound. It’s free from the shackles of conventional tricks and is about creating the impossible with anything to hand. Your wedding ring could end up spinning in mid air; your children’s pet Goldfish could swim out of your £50 note; or a word that you are thinking of can be found engraved on a coin…inside a walnut...inside an egg! Either way as both a performer and an inventor, his innovations have gained him respect among his peers as one of the most unique minds in the field of magic today. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themagicofpodcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themagicofpodcast/support</a>

Episode 14. Max Somerset talks magic, the universe and the meaning of life and plays a little piano.

Ok, hands up—who doesn’t love a great magic show? I know I do, and have done since a very young age. Today’s brilliant guest, Maximillian Somerset, is not your run of the mill magician. He’s an award winning multi-talented TV magician, musician and ‘Unusualist’. Max is one of the few privileged to be an Honorary…

Max Somerset Has Performed His Unique Brand Of Magic On His Own TV Shows, For Celebrities & Royalty Around The World, And Has An Incredible Story And Take On Life, The Universe & Everything. To Find Out Why he Calls Himself An ‘Unusualist’ You Must Check Out This Brilliant Episode

Epistemic paradigms? Peddling epistemological agendas? I don't know what they mean either, but Max Somerset does, a man who a decade ago was doing more magic on television than anyone else. He was Max in Max Magic on Sky, The Sorcerer on The Sorcerer's Apprentice on BBC1 and then he was mugged and left in a bad way in a brutal unprovoked attack in the street in which he lives. He tells the story of that attack and how it made him re-evaluate his outlook on life in this weeks podcast. Max also talks in detail about his chance encounter with the 1992 Formula 1 World Champion Nigel Mansell who he has helped to recover from a major accident in a racing car by helping him learn magic.

Epistemic paradigms? Peddling epistemological agendas? I don't know what they mean either, but Max Somerset does, a man who a decade ago was doing more magic on television than anyone else. He was Max in Max Magic on Sky, The Sorcerer on The Sorcerer's Apprentice on BBC1 and then he was mugged and left in a bad way in a brutal unprovoked attack in the street in which he lives. He tells the story of that attack and how it made him re-evaluate his outlook on life in this weeks podcast. Max also talks in detail about his chance encounter with the 1992 Formula 1 World Champion Nigel Mansell who he has helped to recover from a major accident in a racing car by helping him learn magic.

Ep 63 - Max Somerset