The Aurora UFO Crash and Emperor Norton

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The Aurora UFO Crash and Emperor Norton

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48 minutes

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Oct 5, 2020

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Anna and Kymn cover one of the first documented UFO crashes in American history and spend time on the streets of San Francisco with America’s one and only Emperor Joshua Norton.

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Oct 5, 2020

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Titles in the series (22)

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The Flannan Isles Disappearances and Hiroo Onoda: Anna and Kymn tell the story of a mysterious disappearance off the cost of Scotland and hideout in the jungle with a the last Japanese soldier of WWII. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
61 min listen
Balto and The Stanford Prison Experiment: Kymn and Anna mush across the Alaskan wilderness with a team heroic sled dogs and examine a social experiment gone horribly wrong. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
52 min listen
The Lobotomy and The Centralia Mine Fire: Anna and Kymn tell the sordid tell tale of one of history's most brutal medical procedures and report on a Pennsylvania mine fire that has been burning for decades. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
72 min listen
James Dean's Little Bastard and The Lost Colony of Roanoke by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
40 min listen
Florida's Coral Castle and The Winchester Mystery House: Anna and Kymn visit a castle made of megalithic stones and a house meant to confuse ghosts. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
33 min listen
The Disappearance of Amelia Earhart and Tulip Mania: Kymn and Anna take a fateful flight and give an in depth look at how a flower once wrecked an economy. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
52 min listen
The Paris Catacombs and Operation Mince Meat: Anna and Kymn go underground into the Paris Catacombs and revisit a bizarre WWII mission. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
52 min listen
Balloon Boy and Sonora and The Diving Horses: Kymn and Anna float into the atmosphere with Balloon Boy and take a high-dive on a horse with the one and only, Sonora Webster Carver. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
51 min listen
The Disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa and An Appendectomy in Antartica: Kymn and Anna examine the disappearance of union leader, Jimmy Hoffa and tell the story of a heroic self-appendectomy preformed in the most inhabitable of places. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
60 min listen
The Britney Spears Conservatorship and Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara: Anna and Kymn examine the Britney Spears conservatorship and #FREEBRITNEY movement, then take a trip back in time to a brazen kidnapping in 1850’s Italy committed by one of the world’s most powerful organizations. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
74 min listen
The Aurora UFO Crash and Emperor Norton: Anna and Kymn cover one of the first documented UFO crashes in American history and spend time on the streets of San Francisco with America’s one and only Emperor Joshua Norton. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
48 min listen
The Tuskegee Syphilis Study and Nostradamus: Kymn and Anna discuss the horrors of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study and look back on the life and predictions of famed sixteenth-century prophet, Nostradamus. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
64 min listen
The Loch Ness Monster and The History of Halloween: Kymn and Anna search for the famed Loch Ness Monster and detail the rich history of Halloween. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
62 min listen
Satan’s Storm and The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist: Anna and Kymn examine a strange weather phenomenon in a small Texas town and investigate the world’s single largest art heist. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
51 min listen
The Bisbee Deportation and The Princes in The Tower: Kymn and Anna discuss the injustice of the 1917 Bisbee Arizona Deportation and speculate on the tragic deaths of the princes Edward V of England and Richard of Shrewsbury in the Tower of London. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
73 min listen
NDEs, Torches of Freedom, and the Small Pox Vaccine: Anna, Kymn, and special guest Isabel take a look at the other side, march down Fifth Avenue with Torches of Freedom, and discuss the eradication of Small Pox. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
71 min listen
Holiday Horror Stories and The Egg Nog Riots of 1826: Anna and Kymn bring you a festive medley of terrifying holiday stories and party down with military recruits during the 1826 Egg Nog Riot at West Point. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
56 min listen
Sarah Emma Edmonds and The Westchester Boomerang UFO Sightings by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
60 min listen
The Disappearance of Walter Collins and The James Webb Telescope: Kymn and Anna delve into the the troubling circumstances surround the disappearance of Walter Collins and blast off into space with the James Webb Telescope. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
74 min listen
The Witch of Wall Street and The Headless Horsemen: Anna and Kymn discuss the life of Henrietta Howland Robinson Green, aka The Witch of Wall Street and then gallop through the night with many of the legendary Headless Horsemen. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
67 min listen
The Oakville Incident and North Sentinel Island: Anna and Kymn examine a dangerous and mysterious incident in Oakville, Washington and take a look at an isolated population living on an island in the Bay of Bengal. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
88 min listen
The Salem Witch Trials and Guy Fawkes Day: Anna and Kymn discuss the Salem Witch Trails and the Guy Fawkes gun powder plot. by Peculiar Stories and Far Out Tales
96 min listen

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