Sony Perlman
Sony Perlman
Playing Mind Games | With Shlomo Levinger
Playing Mind Games | With Shlomo Levinger
Playing Mind Games | With Shlomo Levinger
Saturday 7th February 2026
Join Sony Perlman as he chats with magician Shlomo Levinger about magic, identity, and human connection in this captivating episode.
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Episode Overview
- Magic can be a powerful tool for connection and belonging.
- Childhood experiences often shape our career paths and passions.
- Adapting performances for different audiences enhances relatability.
- Validation and recognition are common human desires.
- Humour and magic together create memorable experiences.
'Magic isn't just about tricks; it's about creating moments that people remember.'
How do people find hope in the darkest times? In this captivating episode of BrainStorm, Sony Perlman sits down with Shlomo Levinger, a 27-year-old magician whose mind-bending illusions have wowed audiences globally. Shlomo, known for his viral street magic videos, shares his journey from performing at local events to dazzling celebrities and athletes. With a blend of humour and honesty, Shlomo opens up about his childhood, where a desire to stand out led him to the world of magic.
As they chat, Sony and Shlomo explore themes of identity, validation, and the magic of human connection. Shlomo's anecdotes are not just entertaining; they reveal a deeper yearning for recognition and belonging. His stories of performing for Jewish communities and adapting his acts for diverse audiences highlight the universal appeal of magic. The conversation takes a playful turn as Shlomo performs a mentalist trick on Sony, leaving him astounded and the listeners intrigued.
If you're curious about the intersection of magic and human psychology, or just in need of a good laugh, this episode is a must-listen. As Shlomo says, 'Magic isn't just about tricks; it's about creating moments that people remember.' So, are you ready to let your inner child be amazed?