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Magic And Innovation: Often The Twain Shall Meet
Rabbit in a HatFrom amazing feats like pulling a rabbit out of a hat – or bending spoons using telepathy to groundbreaking iPhone apps like the music-identifier Shazam, magic and innovation have a lot more in common that you might think. Magicians continually ask themselves, how can I make this better? More intriguing? More surprising? Today, we look at magic, creativity, and the wow factor.

Guests:
  Jason Randal, renowned magician who holds a PhD in social psychology, is a board-certified master hypnotherapist, a licensed locksmith and building contractor, master scuba instructor, and holds a FAA gold seal flight instructor rating
  Stefan Thomke, professor of business administration at Harvard Business School

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