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Student Engagement That Actually Works: Hypnotic Entertainment With Purpose
Student engagement isn’t just a buzzword — it’s the backbone of campus culture. And in a post-pandemic world where students crave connection more than ever, programming that feels meaningful, inclusive, and energizing is essential. Read more
This High School Fundraiser Hypnosis Show Can Help You Raise Funds and Build Community
High school groups are always searching for creative and effective ways to raise money. Between band trips, sports uniforms, and club events, the need for funds never seems to end. While traditional fundraisers like selling candy bars or organizing car washes can work, they’re also time-consuming, labor-intensive, and frankly, not very exciting. Read more
Interactive College Show Turns Welcome Week Into a Joy-Filled, Interactive Spectacle
Welcome Week is your campus’ first chance to spark connection and community — and the right entertainment can make all the difference. That’s why colleges across the country are choosing “Mind Games: Music is Hypnotic” as the ultimate interactive college show to kick off the year. Read more
What Makes a College Hypnosis Show Safe, Inclusive, and Impactful for College Audiences?
The best college hypnosis shows don’t just entertain—they uplift. They bring students together, foster belonging, and create lasting memories without crossing lines or making anyone feel uncomfortable. But how do you know which performer truly aligns with your campus values? Read more
New Hypnosis Show Leverages the Power of Music
Music’s ability to connect all human beings across different cultures, languages, and experiences is one of its most profound and universal attributes. This is the attribute that I focused on when designing my new hypnosis show, “Mind Games: Music is Hypnotic.”
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I Created a Hypnosis Show That Went Against Tradition. (And people loved it.)
“There’s nothing special about your hypnosis show.”
The words made my stomach twist. I had been a professional hypnotist for six years, performing mostly in the college market and for high schools. After five years on my own, I had been picked up by an agent, but only did two more shows that first year with the agency than I had done the year before when I was self-represented.
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Moving From Funny to Fun: College Hypnotist Changes Approach.
For many years, people who performed hypnotism as entertainment called themselves “stage hypnotists.” Then, there was a movement toward the term “comedy hypnotist.” It was part of an effort to re-brand the art form from the old vaudeville days–when hypnosis was portrayed more as a mystical event, mysterious and even spooky–to a more modern experience of light-hearted hilarity. Both terms are still in use today, but as a college hypnotist I find myself wishing for a new term.
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4 Reasons to Book a Stage Hypnosis Show for College Opening Week
College opening week can be overwhelming for many students, especially those who are starting college for the first time. It’s a time of new beginnings, new experiences, and new challenges for college students. With all that newness comes the uncertainty of leaving behind old friend networks and familiar places. Students’ social order has been disrupted.
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Who’s the Best College Hypnotist?
Choosing the best college hypnotist is, of course, ultimately a matter of opinion, but there are some common factors that can be evaluated when trying to make a reasonable argument. In this article, we’ll make our case for what makes a great hypnotist, and then identify which active stage hypnotists are in the running for “best college hypnotist.”
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Make Your Grad Night Amazing. Get a Grad Night Hypnotist.
Graduating high school is a major milestone in life, and at many schools around the United States, there’s a celebration that follows the graduation ceremony. Some call it Project Graduation, while other’s call it a “lock-in.” The key idea is that the event is intended to give students a safe way to celebrate their graduation and be together for the evening.
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