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Fooling Houdini Magicians, Mentalists, Math Geeks, and the Hidden Powers of the Mind

Alex Stone

From the back rooms of New York City’s age-old magic societies to cutting-edge psychology labs, three-card monte games on Canal Street to glossy Las Vegas casinos,

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Freakonomics Radio

Alex Stone, a magician and guest on the podcast, mentioned his book 'Fooling Houdini', which explored the intersection of magic and science.

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Well, my name is Alex Stone...and I'm a journalist, author of a book on magic and science called Fooling Houdini and a lifelong magic enthusiast and performer.

— Episode: Think Like a Child (Rebroadcast)

Episode: Think Like a Child (Rebroadcast)

Alex Stone, a magician and guest on the podcast, mentioned his book 'Fooling Houdini', which explored the intersection of magic and science.

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Well, my name is Alex Stone...and I'm a journalist, author of a book on magic and science called Fooling Houdini and a lifelong magic enthusiast and performer.

Episode: 168. Think Like a Child

It was mentioned as a book by a magician and journalist about the intersection of magic and science, written by the guest on the podcast.

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Well my name is Alex Stone. That's him. I'm a magician, journalist, author of a book on magic and science called Fooling Houdini and a lifelong magic enthusiast and performer.

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