The Chronicles of Magical Katrina: Can Magic's Red Wine Supernova Fool Us?

Welcome to the One Hundred & Seventieth Edition of The Chronicles Of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of Magical Katrina This week we sit down with the sensational Magical Katrina – an acclaimed magician, performer, and TV personality – for a fascinating look behind the curtain of her magical career. From humble beginnings as a party princess (non-copyright, of course) to dazzling audiences on stages worldwide, Katrina shares how she crafted her unique magical style, where her spellbinding trick ideas come from, and the challenges she’s overcome as a woman in the world of magic. We talk about her experience appearing on the hit show Penn and Teller: Fool Us, working with children’s icon Blippi, and her role in Chappell Roan’s music video Red Wine Supernova. Katrina also opens up about pushing boundaries, inspiring others, and carving a space for women in a traditionally male-dominated art form. Also this week, Jamie and Tom dive into the world of Married At First Sight’s Jacqui Burford and the story of her allegedly sending herself money. Tom shares how a quirky “decorative piece” at work helped him make a new friend, and the boys ask the question: is Joe Hendry becoming the new Rickrolling? Things take a surprising turn as the lads go off on a tangent about gloryholes (yes, really), and Tom can’t stop raving about Boa Kong’s performance on Britain’s Got Talent. We also hear about Tom’s wholesome trip to the Natural History Museum in London, while Jamie gives his thoughts after watching Thunderbolts*. As always, we’ve got your favourite regular segments including Callum’s Teachings – this week featuring a brilliant musing about being drafted – Tom’s Journal packed with the funniest online finds, our Single of the Week picks spotlighting two must-hear new tracks, and Jamie’s Audience Participation Challenge where we ask: what TV prop would you love to own? Official Website - Magical Katrina Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation