Kent's magic doesn't usually involve animals. However, there have been times when it's been necessary to conjure an animal or few.

Kent recalls his personal history with the multi-faced Robert Orben. Who is that? If you don't know, then you definitely must listen!

For someone who does not twist balloons into little doggies, Kent has a lot of connections with  this allied art.

You know about Kent's background with puppetry. Today he shares how he not only became a juggler, but a certified juggling instructor!

Continuing his exploration of magic's allied arts, Kent talks about the strange practice of ventriloquism.

Kent has been a magician for more than 70 years. He's also a juggler. Did you know that he has also explored the art of puppeteering? He tells about his introduction to puppetry and the tragic event that forced him to let it go. We're getting into the allied art to magic!

Oddly enough, sawing people in half has become as much a trademark of the magician as pulling a rabbit out of a hat. Has Kent Cummins sawed people in half? Yes, thousands of them. Hear stories about the origin of this illusion and the way it became a staple for Kent's performances.

Kent has touched on different types of illusions, but did you know there is actually a list? Today he shares the many categories of illusions and some of the ways he has connected with all of them.

Last episode Kent talked about vanishing elephants. Today he talks about making people appear? Who? Corporate bigwigs, beauty pageant contestants and himself! It's another tale from the Fantastic Magic Center.

When you think about magicians you may picture making rabbits appear. But do you ever think of vanishing elephants? You will after Kent shares some of his own experiences with The Vanishing Elephant.