This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes on the nature of American Gullibility.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener into one of the strangest houses in the United states. Strange because of who built it, and how she built it.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener back to 1943 and a race between two Top Secret projects: The Manhattan Project and Project Rainbow, both designed to bring WW II to an end. But only one succeeded, the other could be the answer for so many flying saucer sitings today, and the crash of a flying saucer near Roswell New Mexico in 1947.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener to Bedloe's island, now Liberty island, for the hanging of who one author calls New York's last Pirate.

This special episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries explores what pilots in WW II called UFOs.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener inside a secret Pentagon program shuttered but not ended that investigates UFOs.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries Takes the listener to a Ghost Town, explaining the history of Ghost Towns across the 13 western states along the way.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener from New Zealand's key UFO sightings to a mass sighting in Australia and on to three other countries with confirmed sightings, including an airline sighting that made international news.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener back to the Golden age of Hollywood and the Studio system, then introduces the studio Fixer.

This episode of Kit's Myths and Mysteries takes the listener into a cave with glowworms, a train tunnel with bats and a mine shaft dug by hand that goes nowhere.