And the Ladies and welcome to oral presentations episode 19. Jasper Masculin when

magicians were men. Now what this episode is going to be Jasper Masculin was a stage magician in London

prior to World War II. During World War II he went and he applied to be part of the British

Armed Forces to be able to try to use his stagecraft

techniques to be able to help with camouflaging and deception of enemy forces and we're going to trace

how that unfolded and what things he helped invent and

and create. Now I am a little bit sleeped. I do love the topic of World War II. I haven't let myself do a World War II topic yet and this is kind of like a like almost like a sidebar one for the actual conflict of World War II but I really like it and I like the idea of implementing

like trade knowledge from somewhere else in a setting that nobody else really has it but

you do it because you believe it can work and you think it could be useful. So that's what this episode is going to be.

I am kind of sleep deprived.

I was up all night.

I made out with a stinky juggler from Atlantic City.

So.

Episode 19 Jasper Maskellin,

When Magicians were men.

It's the only time my life I'll be able to say that sentence. I made out with a stinky juggler from Atlantic City and I'm only saying it

because this podcast isn't about my life.

It's just about a topic and that I try to be interesting.

If you're at work or driving or whatever, I try to entertain you, and hopefully you learn something.

That's the whole point of it.

And if not, I don't know, I I understand but I say the thing about the

stinky juggler from Atlantic City because if I was working at a shop and

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