Who Books That? with Harrison Greenbaum (Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians)

Harrison interviews the extraordinary Larry Wilmore (who is not only one of the most accomplished writers, comedians, and producers in Hollywood, but a great magician as well) and finds out how comedy and magic connect with each other, if Neil deGrasse Tyson ever tried magic, what the heck the Wilmore Wash & Fold is (it's awesome), and how (and why) to bring more of yourself into your comedy and magic. With special guests Neil deGrasse Tyson, Rory Albanese, David Regal, and John Guastaferro.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the fantastic Michael Ammar and finds out how Michael got an honorary charter membership to the IBM Ring of Russia, how to become a great teacher in addition to being a great magician, how he nearly got arrested doing Card on Ceiling, and if the Ammar household is potentially haunted. With specials guests Gary Beautler and Lee Asher.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the mystical and mystifying Jeff McBride and finds out how to perform as an opener for rock bands, why what's going on inside you affects the magic you that comes out of you, how to rehearse your whole show in the airport when your flight is delayed, surviving performances in a jungle in the dark when it's more than 100 degrees, and the secret to getting a magic mentor. With special guests Jen Adams, Marco Tempest, and Greg Gleason.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews master magician Lance Burton and finds out how dangerous it was to escape from a roller coaster and get buried alive, what it's like to perform for Queen Elizabeth, the creative process that led to his classic illusions and signature pieces, and gets a mini-tour of Lance's home that includes a peek at the magic mantle that's been passed down for over a century. With special guests Elayne Boosler and Fielding West.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians. 

Harrison interviews the hilarious David Williamson and learns about his start as a genie at a truck stop off the interstate, how to balance being spontaneous with being on script, and Harrison brings on an all-star group of surprise guests to recount the many pranks David and co. have pulled off over the years. With specials guests John Carney, Michael Weber, Michael Close, and Mike Caveney.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the first magician to ever win "America's Got Talent," Mat Franco, and discovers if Mat can predict who his surprise guests will be, what it's like to go from college shows to network television to Las Vegas in the course of a single year, and we get a VERY special visit from Eleanor, Mat's grandmother, to find out what Mat was like as a kid! With special guests Eric Dittelman, Mat Franco's grandmother, Vinny Giordano, and Thom Rubino.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the epic Penn Jillette and finds out why combining stand-up and magic is so hard, the method to flipping the creative process to make better magic, if magic has gotten better over the last 45 years Penn & Teller has been performing, and if there was a secret cabal coordinating the shows, "BS," "Mythbusters," and "South Park."  With special guest Michael Goudeau.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews one of his biggest inspirations, the Amazing Johnathan, and finds out if it's possible to go too far in comedy, the funniest and/or worst thing to tip your gardener to do, and the epic journey to becoming the "Freddy Krueger of Comedy."  With special guest, "Psychic Tanya" herself, Penny Wiggans.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the stupendous MIKE CAVENEY and TINA LINERT on their 41st wedding anniversary and finds out the secret to four-plus decades of love, if live goats make yoga better or worse, the ghost of Harry Houdini's thoughts on the state of magic today, and the key to longevity in a career in the arts.  With special guests Christopher Hart and Rob Zabrecky (and a bonus cameo from Derek Hughes).

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Harrison interviews the extraordinary MAX MAVEN (Mind Games, Mork & Mindy, Count DeCluez Mystery Castle) and discovers how magicians are like babies, the best single piece of advice to finding long-term success as a performer, and just how many hairstyles it's possible to have on a single reality competition show.  With special guests Rocky Romero, Mac King, and Jonathan Levit.

Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.