RICHARD & GARY‘S INCREDIBLE STORIES

At age 32, Orville Wright piloted the first successful powered, controlled flight on December 17, 1903. He and his older brother Wilbur had changed the world. Orville Wright lived to see airplanes used in two world wars. German jet planes would take to the skies in the closing days of World War II.  Orville was amazed at how far aviation had come since his 59 second flight. He died in1948, only 21 years before man first set foot on the moon.  Join Richard and Gary as they share the incredible story of the father of modern aviation. (Music licensed by SmartSound)    

Tonight, Richard & Gary delve deep into the American history books tocome up with little known facts about the first day in office for several of ourAmerican presidents. Which one kissed 32 pretty girls on inauguration day?Which one was the first to wear a suit made entirely in America? Which onewas the first to ride to his inauguration in an automobile? Have some fun with American history on our incredible stories podcast. (Music licensed by SmartSound)

He was the epitome of a Renaissance man: inventor, author, statesman. Richard & Gary talk about a few of Ben Franklin’s incredible accomplishments. (Music licensed by SmartSound)

Richard & Gary discover an international border running thousands of miles with no forts or military presence whatsoever. Where is this border and how did it come to be? (Music licensed by SmartSound)

Richard & Gary compile a list of some of our favorite things that wereinvented in America – things like the ice cream soda, the crossword puzzle,and the Ferris Wheel. Listeners will be amazed at many other things thatfirst appeared in the USA. (Music licensed by SmartSound)

Richard & Gary research the historical records to determine the fates of the men who signed America’s Declaration of Independence. (Music licensed by SmartSound)

Can you picture George Washington as a British admiral in the revolutionary War? It might have happened, if not for some fast action by his mother. Richard & Gary have all the details, plus some incredible facts about Thomas Jefferson.   (Music licensed by SmartSound)

What is America's lucky number? Why was Paul Revere so unlucky? Richard & Gary offer listeners details worthy of a championship Trivia game.   (Music licensed by SmartSound)

Join Richard & Gary as they visit all of the important UFO sites in Roswell, New Mexico – the alien capital of the world. You might be amazed at their incredible conclusions. (Music licensed by SmartSound)

Even the venerable College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginiamay have its share of ghosts. If so, they reside in the old Braffertonbuilding. ( Music by Smart Sound )