ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Asi Wind is a world-class performer and creator. He is also an author and a talented watercolor artist.
I spoke with Asi about his background (both magically and artistically), the performers who inspired him, and his creative/problem-solving process. We spoke for seventy minutes, and could certainly have gone on for far longer.
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