Strolling magic has always felt like flying blind. I've never seen another magician work a room, I don't know what they do, or how they do it. Here I'm sharing what I've learned to help the next person.

Take a peek in my case as I entertained a room full of people with only a handful of props.

A magician wears many hats when producing their own show. This shares some advice on how you can better prepare in advance to have your show day run more smoothly.

Ryan shows you how he sets up a home studio to take "good enough" promo photos so you can keep your image up to date.

Turning old DVDs and VHS tapes into digital videos to keep the magical wisdom on file for the future.

Lumpy sponge balls, wrinkled silks, and frayed ropes be gone! These simple solutions can be done anytime, anywhere, to keep your show looking sharp.

Twenty bite-sized bits of magic advice learned from experience.

This lightweight "magic box" is an extremely affordable and versatile utility to help your magic show run more smoothly. Dumps, steals, prop management, and even the option for advertising!

Here's a practical tip from the road if you use a wine glass for your show. If you do, chances are you've opened your case at some point to find it broken. Never again, I say! I found these travelling wine glasses in a camping store.