I do mostly strolling magic/table hopping and mostly with cards. Needless to say there are a lot in your lecture that fits my performance style. There are a lot of good lectures on Penguin and yours is a great one! I guess it all comes down to what kind of magic you do when you choose what lectures to watch. And, of course, the personality of the performer.
I like you and Joshua Jay because you are great performers but also because you take an interest and are active in the magic community. Me, and a lot of other people, really appreciate that!

Ok, enough patting on the back now. Keep up the good work Cameron!

I really enjoyed Richard Osterlind's lecture. While its true you might not have learned much new material, effects-wise, the true worth of the lecture was all of Richards insights throughout the evening. There was stuff in the lecture I've been doing for years, and I still learned something new about them, it was a fantastic lecture.

I haven't seen Oz Pearlman's second lecture yet, but the first one was really good. Definitely a great bang for your buck lecture, with a little bit of everything. I've always been a big fan of Oz, so I look forward to watching the second one.

I also really enjoyed Francis Menotti's lecture. I love his style and presence. He has a great, offbeat approach. Like Oz's lecture there was a lot of great thinking and material in there.