EPISODE · Aug 22, 2021 · 1H 23M

Magic

from According to Wikipedia · host Pick 3 Entertainment

In an episode highly anticipated by both Michael and Joshua, we have on board with us today Kyle Anderson (host of KA Radio) to talk all things MAGIC! And, being a magician himself, he answers some very important questions. Such as, how does one learn to be a magician? What are the types of magic you can practice? How many times is Joshua going to mess up the pronunciation of basic words? Yes all these questions are answered!

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