Orson Welles

The Amazing Kreskin discusses his experiences writing over 20 books throughout his long career as a mentalist and a hypnotist.

The Amazing Kreskin wants to clear the air and say that hypnosis isn't a real thing. Those who claimed to be hypnotized are only responding to the power of suggestion, as what Kreskin had spoken about in a previous episode. 

The Amazing Kreskin discusses Orson Welles and the power of the radio and imagination together.

The Amazing Kreskin says he will offer anyone $50,000 for proof that hypnosis is real. In this podcast, he shares a story where someone took him to court for "The Kreskin Challenge."

The Amazing Kreskin explains the power of suggestion and how he used it in performances.

The Amazing Kreskin discusses past events where he used the power of suggestion to put people into a paralyzed state.

The Amazing Kreskin explains how Johnny Carson developed the concept for his recurring Tonight Show character, Carnac the Magnificent

The Amazing Kreskin thinks back to memories dealing with blackjack that had lead him to being banned from many casinos.

The Amazing Kreskin remembers a close call that he had with missing a flight that unfortunately crashed. However, the aftermath of the crash makes the story more surprising.

The Amazing Kreskin explains the origin of the Check Test, which he always performs at the end of all his shows. Kreskin leaves the theater or venue, the audience hides the check, and once he comes back in, he will seek it.