Hey everyone. We are Linda and Drew Scott and this is at home. This is a show where we chat with artists, experts, dreamers, and doers, leaders and even magicians on the impact that they're making in the world starting at home.

We find inspiration in the big and the small moments in successes and in failures and look for ways that we can better our relationships with ourselves,

with our communities, and with the planet.

Because we truly believe that any difference we want to make out there

starts wherever you are of love at home this month,

this week we're exploring what it takes to make the magic work in a relationship.

We want to talk about the parts of love that we may not see on social media.

What are you laughing at?

I'm laughing because every time we say

love, we're like, love. Like we're in grade three. Yes. Well, these are the parts of love that may not

be the easiest to share the parts that take work day after day. Yeah, and we know there's no formula,

or if there is someone, tell us. And there isn't a single answer to making it work, you know, the whole work-life harmony thing.

But we're hoping that with every conversation we have, we can find little nuggets that we can

use in our own lives and hopefully it'll be helpful for you as well.

So we invited Zach and Rachel King to talk about their love of magic and magic of love.

So cheesy.

Super cheesy, but it's a great thing we love cheese. Yes. of love. So cheesy.

Super cheesy, but it's a great thing we love cheese.

Yes.

Many of you know Zach for his mind-blowing magic is video illusions on YouTube,

and he was recently named by Guinness World Record,

the most followed male on TikTok. He started with six-second viral videos on Vine and the infamous Jedi Kittens,

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