Rare Visions & Roadside Revelations Season 9 Episode release dates & where to watch

1. Kansas City, MO, to Lucas, KS

A collection of Kansas wonders: pun-tastic assemblage maker John Woods in Kansas City, 93-year-old chewing gum artist Betty Milliken in Lawrence, Kracht's Castle in Junction City, and the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things in Lucas.

2. La Crosse, KS, to Waxahachie, TX

Sign maker M.T. Liggett in Mullinville, KS; carver Glenn Stark in Kingman, KS; Wichita, KS, rock gardener Dan Beck; a tiny chapel in Ardmore, OK; scrap metal sculptor David Strickland in Red Oak, TX; and the Webb Gallery of Outsider Art in Waxahachie, TX.

3. Huntsville, TX, to Houston, TX

A giant Sam Houston in Huntsville, TX, plus two stops in Houston: the annual Art Car Parade and Cleveland "Flower Man" Turner.

4. Katy, TX, to San Antonio, TX

More Texas sites and sights: a Chinese extravaganza known as the Forbidden Gardens in Katy, a big pecan in Seguin, the Rev. Seymour Perkins, Ed Clark's Christmas House and the Toilet Seat Art Museum in San Antonio. / Sam Mirelez / Dionicio Rodriguez.

5. Caplinger Mills, MO, to St. Louis, MO

Dinosaur World and Mitchell's Folly Folk Art Gallery in Eureka Springs, AR; painter David Kontra in Hartville, MO; barbecue in a cave in Richland, MO; trick-shot pool player Charles "Spitball" Darling in Washington, MO; and more from the City Museum in St. Louis.

6. Mexico, MO, to Fort Dodge, IA

Elvis jumpsuit maker Kay Murphy in Mexico, MO; scrap metal welder Bob Smithy in Plevna, MO; a great grotto at Mt. Mercy College in Cedar Rapids, IA; the World's Largest Cheeto in Algona, IA; and Dick Kopp's Planet Garbage creations in Fort Dodge, IA.