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Penn Jillette has a new PodCast on Free FM, you can subscribe or listen via the website.

Max Maven has an interview on the Point of Enquiry Podcast. In this interview, Max Maven begins an exploration of the relationship between magic and skepticism, and how magicians may aid the skeptical enterprise.

Allan Ackerman: Allan Ackerman's new website, put together by Steve Draun. Order his DVDs, Books and Notes and watch some of the video clips sprinkled throughout the site.

Jack's Deck: Jack Parker's new website, featuring his e-books Set to Stun, Ashes to Ashes and the start of his Explorations series. You can also watch video clips of some of the featured tricks, buy the manuscripts, see what Jack has had in print and sign up for his mailing list and recieve a free trick Kentucky Fried Aces.

Buffalo Get-Together 2005: Pictures from the convention, featuring Bill Malone, Gordon Bruce, Gary Plants, Roger Klause, Tim Conover and a host of others.

Card Box Templates: PDF templates to allow you to make your own Card Cases. Templates for Poker and Bridge size, a template so you can make a case for any thickness of deck, and even a link to a generator program so you can make your own templates, plus full instructions on how to make the cases. Very useful if you have unusual decks, or you want say a blank case for your Mental Photography deck, or you want some other design on your case to go with a trick.

Conference On Magic History: Photos from the recent Magic History Conference held in LA, taken by Damon Webster, and featuring our very own Eddie Dawes, and the Late Great Bob Read.

Mentalist Sanctum: Steve Pellegrino's new Mental forum, you can read about the idea behind the forum, register and join in the discussions.

Coin Snatching: Kip Pascal's new book on coin snatching. Learn to snatch a coin from someones hand before they can react. Contains a chapter for magicians, and magician John Calvert's, Calvert's Claw routine.

Throwing Cards: The Museum of Throwing Cards and Related Magic Ephemera. See scans of personalised playing cards used by magicians to scale into the audience, usually to show-off their skill and dexterity and to prove that the cards were unprepared.