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And good evening everyone, Welcome to the Sasquatch Experience. Sean Forker,
hen Remay, James Baker, Vince Nesbit, and over in the far corner
Matt Arner, some of us freshly returning from small town Monsters festing. Oh.
I got a nap and turned in my paper and I'm in a solid
mood. I had a lot done today. Very good, Matt. How
about you? Well, I have a class this week and it's an hour
and a half drive. I wasn't lucky enough to get accommodations, so I
am luckily for today. It started at twelve thirty, and but tomorrow it's
eight am to five pm, so I did get to sleep in a little
bit this morning. I think I kind of caught up from everything from this
weekend and I should be all fresh and ready to go tomorrow. Oh what
a weekend it was, Henry. We're we're sad you missed it, man,
because it was a great time. I mean, I don't think I
think we've talked about it enough on social media, and the buzz is still
kind of alive. But today it was super depressing waking up without being around
all these people, you know, seeing our friends that we only get to
see every so often, and it's just different, is it not? Vance
is back vans? Are you with us? Yes? I am. Hey,
we hear her. It works right, all right, it's a reboot.
Wow, folks, if you only knew the trouble we had tonight.
But it looks like everybody knock on wood. And if I could just interject
real quick, if everybody could just pitch in one dollar for some w D
forty for Baker's chair, that would be greatly appreciated. Yeah, that thing
is usually doesn't make much noise. Maybe yeah, I just stretched around.
Wow, we just want some place. We didn't want to go that wend
Henry. We were advanced, we were we had a studio audience in front
of us, uh and Baker just came to life in a way. I
don't think I've ever seen James Baker interacting with normal people before. Yeah,
well, um, Santa, look, I listened to Uh. Baker's point,
and you know what, his points were so solid so that I was
like, yeah, he's he's on it. He's on top of exactly how
I think too, that there are things in this world that recognize the tiniest
minute change in their environment and they call it out and they focus on what
that minu changes. And so kudos do you bake for bringing it up and
throwing the whole you know, Kathy Bates into the whole thing, because it
made a lot of sense to me the way the way you framed it.
It made a lot of sense to me because one tiny little thing was out
of place. She knew exactly what was going on. And I'll let you
explain what it was that you did. But that's how the animals respond in
their environment. Well, we watch a lot of these videos where somebody puts
up like twenty seven game cams and video cams and everything, and then they
wonder why in the next day there's not fourteen bags of foot sightings. The
problem is when you alter an area, the animals recognize that, right,
deer recognize whatever. Because when we put up our game cams, the first
couple, the first ten twenty shots were just the deer over there sniffing the
tree, going what was they over there? You know, doing this doing
that? I mean, it was real exciting. And then as the months
went on, we got them just interacting as they normally did because they didn't
care the tree exist anymore because we weren't near it. Like I'm working on
a shed up there, and I can tell the deer wander around that shed
every day to see what Why do you do this? Why is this move?
This is my area? And we talk about we talk about like how
we wonder why these expeditions like oh, well, hey, this is a
bigfoot hot spot. We'll go out there for tonight and we'll see everything.
No, And you know it's the reason. Isn't that we're not good at
what we do. It's not that we're not trying. It's the problem is
is that you almost you almost have to put a game cam up and then
wait sixty days to see something useful, because that first week, those animals
are either avoiding or investigating. And if it's a semi intelligent animal, it's
probably watching the deer going okay, hasn't killed the deer yet, We're good
inbye, I'll go over near that later, you know, things like that.
So that was one of my key points. And like I used the
Misery movie as an example, when James Collin's character was starting to get out
of bed and walk around. She knew because he knocked over a penguin that
she had. He just put it back, thinking nothing of it. But
she knew that penguin was moved. She knew that it always faced. I
think in the southeast, she knew dust was different. She knew every because
that was her home. The same with any creature that lives in the any
creature that lives in the woods, I don't know if it's a pre animal,
a carnivore, or whatever. It knows. When it's penguins, you
know it's items have been moved, and then it smells you and like,
okay, this is new. All right, Maybe we should go to the
summerhouse for a couple of weeks till this goes away. Right. You know?
Well, when I listened to that, which is the patreon and I
encourage everybody to listen to it on the Patreon, I had to give you
a solo applause while listening to it, because that was probably the best analogy
I heard in order to sum up everything that I've been trying to at least
compile together about how creatures are very observant of their environment, just like we
are within our own homes. But yet we really don't put a spotlight on
that, and you did a really eloquent job of putting it into the Misery
movie for those that have seen it to understand, oh no, this isn't
exactly how it was. So something change this and what was that something?
Well, it's this unusual creature that's in my environment that made that change.
And I greatly appreciated it, and that was a great way to put it.
So hats off to you, sir, Well, thank you. I
was just trying to warm people up and then I realized, yeah, well
you did a really good but you did a great job. It was.
It was a great interaction and you had a lot of good response from the
audience and how you were at least establishing the distance from yourself in an audience
member, from a deer that's observing you doing what you're doing in a very
mundane in thing and it's just sitting there observing you. And I thought that
was pretty cool too, because then it gives everybody a perspective of distance of
how far a creature can be from you observe you, and you have no
idea how long it was even there watching you, And that's it happened twice
in the same hour, right. That was the worst part was because I
was so focused on digging the hole right for the pond area, that's what
it was for. Yeah, sure, and it means a baker and I
was so. But when me and Forker go through the game camp stuff later,
I can guarantee you there'll be pictures that'll show exactly where it came from,
things like that and whatever. But as far as I was concerned that
Deer was mythical, hed come out of nowhere because all right, what why
are you there? And then he didn't there. He was running that whole
encounter because if I would have moved away, he didn't like, he'd have
made it half an acre before I could even thought about it. But again,
you know Sean again, you know nature creates an ability for it to
be able to move through its environment without making any kind of noise. I
don't want to give too much away what we talked about because I have the
show here on the show right, true, and that's for you know,
those folks that you do pay the two dollars a month to be our exclusive
Patreon members. I'd be remiss if we didn't think matt for jumping in and
being a great partner. I kind of sprung this on him in the last
week. It's a surprise, you're the third panelist, and Mattie did a
great job. Buddy. I can't thank you enough for jumping in and being
part of the team. Thank you. I I really did appreciate it.
And uh, and again we had some really wonderful discussions and uh, I
was caught off guard by that one question, which again we'll we'll we'll say
for the Patreon, but uh, but uh, it was it was an
absolutely amazing uh time to be up there. I got it. I'll tell
you the James Baker just for the price alone to hear his interaction, that
was just fascinating and you know what came out of his mouth. Uh,
you know, in response to these questions. I was really taken back and
uh for how knowledgeable he is and and how he was able to build analogies
that people could understand. You know, the person coming in that may not
be a hardcore researcher, they're going to understand what he said, uh,
you know, based on the way he presented it. So uh, you
know, kudos to Baker. I mean that was incredible. So definitely our
MVP without a doubt. This is not so after before the conversation we had
when we were on the live podcast and I'll let somebody else talk because it's
not about me. Okay, before that conversation, a nice young lady came
up to me and goes, how do I get into this field? What
do I do? What I don't do? And I said, you know,
honestly, I said, I found somebody who read books and smart.
And then then I'm at Henry too, you know, and he reads more
books, you know, and it's smart. But like I under I liked
cryptids. Don't get me wrong, but until I've started really working with Forker,
the fact that I could drive was very important, and we were friends
and a lot of the people just so you guys know, a lot of
people I met were on the after parties. I've hung out with some of
the some of the big ends one crypto Zoology. But the thing was is
I didn't hang out with them because, hey, I'm eating I'm drinking a
beer next to Bob Gibmlin. I'm like, hey, football's on, you're
gonna watch this, and he's at down, you know, and then we
ate, you know what I mean. You know, like a lot of
the people that I talked to on a regular basis, like I love the
when Trapper was alive, he was one of the guys I bounced stuff off
randomly all the time. But I met them just by being an honestly upfront
person. And I told this girl, I said, look, pick pick
a crypt did you like? I said? But you know, when Foker
said something very smart, he said, you know, ninety five percent of
the time, you're not gonna find anything, You're not gonna do anything.
You're just gonna be in the woods. But that ninety five percent is worth
every penny of it, because like today, I was out there building a
shed and I could hear birds, and I knew where the birds will come
coming from it, and I knew where there were I saw a snake today
and didn't freak out. I saw a hawk up and down. You know.
But I's got so much nature because me and him have stood out in
the woods getting our feet cold for no apparent reason. But I was able
to pick up differences at my land when this moves here and that moves there,
you know, And that is because they you take that you're not finding
any evidence or any wood knocks or whatever is worth the time, and honestly,
the Serenity is worth it too. I've learned anything from the Kings,
you know, Serenity is king okay, and they have the best name a
lot of you know. And I want to thank you know, M Seth
for putting on this whole conference because honestly, it was a good deal around.
And even though we're hard on each other because when we do something we
want it to be perfect. No matter what he says, it was perfect.
It was as good as it could have been. And he needs to
just take a bow and and say I did this somebody else if you don't
mind me interacting. One thing that I saw from the conference itself that I
didn't see with any other conferences. And again you guys have been to more
conferences than I have. But having that area for the podcasters. Uh.
I've been to other other conference like the Ohio Bigfoot Conference and a few other
uh in the area, but again not as many as you guys. And
it's usually you know, you have the vendor hall um. Having that area
with the with the podcast people was uh in you know, having being able
to have that interaction with with the public was just a fantastic idea and it's
definitely something that I think that uh, you know, would would make well
with other other conferences as well. Guys, we got to get you the
next one. I mean, hands down, we have blue Why. Let
me tell you why, because we couldn't if you were with me at three
o'clock and you can ask, Matt, I was drained. I was done,
like I had a hard time focusing. There were so many people wanting
to talk and get to know you individually. It was there was just so
much and not a bad thing. And I have to tell you. Baker
made a connection with a man in the audience who is a Santa Claus,
legitimate Santa Claus, Santa Jim, we'll call him for the sake of brevity,
and we have this, we have this moment. We're all sitting at
the table and he's got three grown men crying about this story. He called
us in the middle of this cryptocon You got big Matt me, you know,
my fat ass tears streaming down my face. We met him because he
interacted with Baker. It came over sat at our table and what a j
I'm of a human being, and we've got something special planned for you guys
and the listeners this holiday season with Santa che fountain of good information and thoughts.
I'll tell yeah. And we have to thank Mike and Tactical Bigfoot Research
too, providing us with a lot of making sure, you know, And
that's the other thing I have to say. Everybody that was part of that
crew made sure we were taking care of his vendors. They'd stopped by the
table, Matt, you said this several times. Make sure we had everything
we needed. Uh, Mike says. People were lined up out the door
to get into the podcast room, and I didn't. I don't know if
it's a humility thing that you guys know, I, you know, never
think we're as good as or I'm as good as we could be. But
we did have a remarkable turnout I think for our our podcast. I walked
into the room vance and I said to the people, there are you guys
in the right spot? Random applause for you people, Thank you so much.
Warm up was if nobody fills in these first front seats, come on
up here. Mike's job was to make sure those fronts. Deaton stayed open
for the VIPs and bakers, just like, go ahead, come in here,
fill it up, you know, get in here. And I showed
up in five minutes take a tip. There were people, uh you know,
lining up to get into the room, and by the time we were
leaving, it was filling up even more because we were the lead up act
to The Gentleman of Astonishing Legends, which, by the way, is a
tough act to lead. I wouldn't want to follow it, I'll tell you
that, but we were the lead in. So hopefully are the folks that
showed up into the audience felt like they got their money's worth. Uh,
those that came and saw us later, they made us feel like they did.
So again we just thank you this. Like I said, this show's
a recap of the small town monsters. Fast. Henry, you were missed.
Uh that's my phone. Sorry, Henry, you were missed. I
had a lot of folks asking about you, and they want to hear more
about what you're reading. Man. That they would be a big thing.
They love Henry, they love the knowledge and they want to know what you're
reading. Brother. All right now I'm rereading Devolution by Max Brooks. Nice
brought that up because we talked about that in the in the presentation during the
live session, Henry, that book, even though it's fictional, so much
good material that you can take from it and apply it practical research. There
really is. But I think the research Max Brooke did into the behavior of
Sasquatch hasn't been done in a fiction book before. No, And he really
knocked the part ark with that. I think, Yeah, I agree.
Uh well, there's so many There is so much literature that is based on
actual fact that it's fiction, but being that it used actual facts to create
the story, that's what makes it so compelling. So regardless whatever the subject
matter is, I totally get it. Did you read it? No,
I have. I should kind of step back a little bit. You gotta
read it many. You know what cliff notes are? Yeah? I did
the cliff notes of it. Yeah. I'm a cheater. I'm a big
cheater, but I got it. Give me a favor. Okay, you
know I'm not a reader. Okay, just just do me a favor.
Take a short video, wear shirt. It'll be okay, telling us and
we'll put it on for the for theatre. Every time you read a book,
give us a synopsis. I don't want to hear that in the country
drawl. Yeah, maybe not were that'll bring him in, Okay, is
that what we're doing. I have to give a special shout out to our
our friend Dave Pickernow, who was also there with us managing the weekend.
Uh. It came out and it was really between I think Matt and Dave
Baker and I really would have been a disadvantage this weekend. So again,
you know you're gonna hear a lot of thanks tonight because it's it's important that
we do thank everybody that was there. It was an incredible event, one
that I think I was a little unprepared for. And the fact that Matt
and Dave stepped in the staff out was really cool and I appreciate it to
know. When Matt's becoming a more permanent fixture on the show, I'm gonna
jump in. We got some things going on in the background. It's gonna
be a I love the growth and I don't know about you guys, but
I got really inspired after that live show. That's awesome. And if you
haven't noticed, I've been churning out extra content and you know, today was
my last off day for a little bit, and I've been just demolishing our
social media, trying to get the base excited, the base with the listeners
right about the things that are coming because we're invested. You guys invested in
us. You came to us, you saw our live show, you keep
showing up every week and every other week in the downloads. We really got
to start giving back to you, and I think we found that balance that
we've been I've been looking for. So one final thanks as to all of
you listening. If it wasn't for you, we'd just be five guys talking
into microphones and you know, with no purpose. You know, I kind
of took it a sean that it was the Monster Fest was promoted as a
hand garnaide to go off when an actuality it was an atomic bomb, and
and I immediately was banging my head against the wall, gone, yeah,
I should have dropped everything. I should have dropped my flight training. I
should have dropped everything to make sure that I'm there so next year, guess
what's gonna happen. I will definitely be there for that. Well, if
you didn't leave inspired from the connections made like we got to we got to
sit and talk with Stan Gordon all weekend? Right, how about it?
We got to talk of death March with Stand. That is amazing. I
almost killed Stan Gordon. People are really I'm sorry, Uh Stan, it's
only five minutes. Five minutes if you have functioning knees. It didn't file
to remind us every time. No, So between Stand and uh Stand and
his friend, um uh, you know, we really put those guys through
the ringer. But what a sport again, Stan, talk to everybody.
Robert W. Moore, Yeah, I had to tell you. I when
I was doing Beyond the Edge radio years ago with with Eric Altman, we
interviewed Robert W. Morgan several times. And one of the things that I
always remember, and Bob Hip as well, my brother Bob Hip Um,
is when we would finish the episodes, he would raise a glass of wine
and he would toast us true seekers. And you know, Robert Morgan's you
know, he's ninety seven years old. He's having the you know, experiences
that ninety year old people had. But when I shared that moment with him,
he lit up like he knew, like, yeah, I remember,
I remember you. I remember that, And so I said it to shame.
We didn't have any wine and I almost stole Amy Booze wine so I
could drink I get it. And again Amy Boue, who was there.
She had a tremendous presentation. We didn't get to go to any of the
presentations because we were literally with people almost the entire time. But the feedback
I heard from other folks is that the speakers were fantastic. The live podcasts
were great. We got to see Shannon, our our sister from another mister
uh Matt got to meet her for the first time. You know what if
from everything I've I've read about her or watching the videos, hearing her on
podcast, uh, you know, and she is way way up here.
I mean the one thing that caught me such a down to earth person,
genuine person and uh and now I know why, uh why she is so
well connected with you guys, because she did she blend right in with the
with the group, right. But like I said, she was such a
such a humble person, very down to earth and uh yeah, and her
knowledge on the subjects or is Jesus sweetheart. Yeah yeah, you know for
the fact that you know, Shannon had a tragic event in her life and
I'm not going to focus on it. That's why Sean and myself stepped up
to be the big brother. And that's exactly how I consider Shannon. She's
just my little sister, and you know, we'll protect her to no end
because she is a wealth of knowledge and she's very good at what she does.
So total thumbs up to her. Yeah, I'm glad she was able
to make it. Hm, that's awesome. Now that I know you didn't
read the evolution, I should have played that for us on the way home
because we could there you go. Yeah, well, hey, are we
at the bottom of the hour? We are? It is. It's time
to have a little news gives us to get a chance to hydra. Oh
my god, who the hell? Hey, I'm back right after tea.
I'm simboy. Ah. Yes, it's another fine edition of the Saasquatch Experience.
Big Foot, bullhorn stopping a little bit different. I think we're gonna
do some Tag Team Story Hour. Wait what did you think I just said?
No, Tag Team Story Hour. We'll play an audio you can fireback
comments over to Sean and give your opinions on what you think is going on
here. This boy mysteriously vanishes on Row Mountain, only to reappear with a
chilling tail that defiles all logic. In the year nineteen eighty three, on
Row Mountain in North Carolina, a young boy vanishes without a trace. His
family was camping with. His mom sent him to affect some water for nearby
well, but when he didn't return, panic set in. Frantically, a
search party was organized, scouring the mountain in desperate hopes of locating the missing
boy. Then, on the seventh day, and astonishing twist occurred. Out
of nowhere, the boy reappeared standing atop the mountain, as if materializing from
thin air. The search party, overwhelmed with relief, bombarded him with questions
where had he been all this time? And how did he survive? Or
The boy's tail was baffling. He recounted being at the well when a faceless
figure approached him. This mysterious being scooped him up and speared him away to
a hidden cabin high on top of the mountain. The boy described this cabin
in remarkable detail, providing precise directions. Eager to apprehend the person responsible,
the police were ready to storm the mountain and locate the cabin. However,
their enthusiasm was dampened whenever the park superintendent, a season better than of forty
years calmly intervened, asserting that there are no cabins on Rome Mountain. Confusion
and in true set in How could the boy the scribe a cabin that supposedly
didn't exist? Was it a figment of his imagination or something more sinister?
Thanks to Randy W. Stover, you can find him over on Facebook for
that interesting story. And it's got a few other stories, but I found
that one to sound kind of familiar from stories that we have shared here on
the Sasquatch Experience about children that have turned up missing, either found dead or
alive. And it was a few years back when a child went missing from
a home and the search went on and on and on days and nights and
days and nights, and the child was finally found in some bushes located close
to the home, and the child said it was a bear that took care
of him. When we come back, we'll listen to another bit of audio
that I know a lot of researchers in the Big Book community find really interesting.
Is there a correlation? We'll find out when we come back. You're
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Foe Thumb Boy. Don't I sound dumb? It'll makes sense in a couple
of seconds. Here again, we're going to things we've heard of in the
past. In May of nineteen twelve, at Lake Delavan, Wisconsin, a
lost race of giants was dug up at a burial mound site. The dig
site was overseen by Belliott College and included more than two hundred effigy mounts.
Here's an article on May three in the New York Times TIS saying strange skeletons
found, linking the large skeletons to a lost tribe that lived in Wisconsin.
It said that these skeletons had six fingers and six toes, just like in
Second Samuel twenty one, verse twenty, which says instill another battle which took
place at Gath, there was a huge man with six fingers on each hand
and six toes on each foot twenty four and all. He was also descended
from rafa or giants. In the news article, we see that someone from
the State Historical Museum will investigate the discoveries within a few days. This happened
at every giant burial site, in which case the giant bones were taken,
never talked about again, or destroyed. See this all goes back to the
whole Nephilim thing. Anyway, you know, the giants with two rows of
teeth. I don't know how much I buy into that, But why would
the evidence be destroyed? I don't think the world is going to start in
fighting with each other over the discovery of these giants. I just think there'll
be a huge portion of the population that just will shrug their shoulders and not
really care. But it's for discussion later. Thanks for listening to this edition
of the Sasquatch experience, Bigfoot Bullhorn and now back to two of four guys
that are going to brag about how popular they were in can't know Hi,
No, no, no, there is the Henry Head. Yeah, there
it is. Oh boy. We're definitely gonna take up a whatever contribution we
can. Two dollars a month for w D forty for Baker's chair chair.
It's just today, boo screw, I be loose in the chair. Or
of course, you know, we have our very own Pablo Escobar with us,
Matt Arner here, who decided to, you know, bring a couple
make your own squatch kits, which looked like he was trafficking cocaine. No
nice. We have a video of conversation Matt, Matt's talking about can't hear
you, abuddy? Now I think did you mute yourself? Damn it,
we lost Matt. He's there on mute mute mute. Kind of kind of
fagged tonight with technical difficulties. Now we can hear me now, yeah,
were so anyways, Um, there is a group. It's a it's a
company called Surgey and they provide uh law enforcement with forensics. No no,
not quite like that. But one of the things that they sell is they
sell bags that have a pound to a pound and a half of well they
upgrade to dentalstone but um. And they also include the water in there.
And they charge like, you know, outrageous, like fifteen twenty dollars for
the bags. So the bottle of water alone is like eight bucks. So
what I did was I got some cheap ziplock freezer bags. I put a
pound and a half of plaster of Paris in there, and I put a
bottle in there. I know. And what I'm driving through and of course
I'm going through Ohio and uh, you know, the first thing I see
is that sign that, as you know, call this number if you suspect
any sort of you know, suspicious activity. I don't think of myself.
No. Wait, in my daypack, I have these things that look like
like a half a kilo cocaine. Oh my god. So anyways, we
get to the UH I get to the UH Monsterfest, I get seated down
in the worst thing that could ever happen happened, and somehow the bag broke
and now there was powder all over the chair and all by the all by
where our table was. And I saw seth and I'm sitting here like,
oh my god, I'm so sorry, and he had that look like,
you know, but uh, Seth was such a fantastic h fantastic hoast and
uh, you know, he came over he said, you know, don't
worry about it. Sean said, don't worry about it all. So James
kept saying, oh my god, look at that, you know, and
it was awesome and it made for a good time. I think he was
looking for a straw. Actually, I think I had a flashback in the
eighties. Well if we're talking about okay, so we did have that.
But what we did have at our table that was slightly, uh slightly strange
was the uh an organ amount of beef jerkey. So we did quite at
So okay, So so listen, I'm wandering around the first day and I'm
making friends, and I'm making friends with the specter people. Next to me
there were ghost hunters, and a guy across the thing that made art,
and the charcterature guy and this guy that made molds and this and then make
pictures, and the far Georgios gave me a shirt. Great, a shirt
I got. It's got bigfoot and it's it's like g I Joe but bigfoot,
you know. And anyway, so so I all through this whole process.
Um. The next day, the the uh, the beef jerkey guy
goes, hey, I saw you yesterday, you like work here or something.
I'm like, not really, but what do you want, you know,
I'm just trying to be nice or whatever it is. You know.
He's like, I gotta leave for a couple of minutes, watch my booth.
And I'm like, yeah, I can watch your booth, you know.
And so so he left me alone at the beef jerky booth with all
the little sample cups and I'm like, all right, let's see what this
is and that is and this is and that is. And I'm like,
allry. The only one I didn't get to try it was a crocodile jerky.
But it's a really good jerky and I filled up on it. Yeah,
no, good deed. Very rest of us that had to be with
him after he ate to beef jerky. So that was the only downside of
that little room was I was so worried that if I broke one out that
we were going to kill everyone. You would have killed an entire audience of
people, just like no, it would have been a travesty fare foot store,
small town monster documentary podcasters. That's why they want to put us in
a bigger room next year. Has nothing new with the quality of the speech.
That brings me to my next question, Um, next year. Uh,
this was a success for this year, so they'll definitely be a next
year. Don't know that for sure. Yeah, I personally would I like
to see there be another one. Oh hell yeah, I would like there
to be another one. And we'll just have to wait and see what the
future holds for it. If I had to. I don't know financially the
results of it, nor is it my business. I just hopefully that it
was successful so we can have another one and if not, find some way
where you know, you know me. I offered my services to everybody where
I can assist to help make it a great, great event, because I
tell you what, this was phenomenal. I hadn't been and look, we
go to a lot of conferences, we go to a lot of these things,
but this is the first time in a long time that we've went to
one where, Um, like Baker said, if perfection was attainable, this
was pretty damn close. And I think that if they have another one that'll
also be based on what Seth is working on in the moment, because honestly,
like and this is something that that I kind of brought up during the
Q and A and some of the other stuff is is when you watch that
movie, if you're out in the field in a regular basis or you're just
avidly out in the yard, A lot of stuff he says makes complete sense.
Compared to me and Foker, what a year, a year and a
half ago, some of those things like weren't clicking in our heads. But
like when he when he was talking about some of the things you know from
the different angles of you know, and how this was this and and I'm
not gonna you know ruin the movie at all, but at the end of
the day, like they made a lot of sense because you experience those things,
um, you know, and you you don't realize. Like an example,
give an example that we gave during the during the conversation was May and
Fog heard many times noises or that we can't explain up there right away.
Now. It doesn't mean that it's a crypto, it doesn't mean whatever.
But the fact is, though is we've heard some of the things they're talking
about. And then as the year went on, we started to recognize,
Okay, this is this, this is that, and whatever, but the
conversations that you have are a lot different if you're out in the field.
Alfe. Just a point that we didn't We didn't even get into this point
when we were at the at the Life podcast. But on the land,
there have been times James and I have been out there and we've heard what
it sounded like legitimate conversation happening in the woods, or so he and I
a few weeks ago, like chattering back, and he and I ran to
the area of the woods where we thought we heard the sounds, and I
mean it wasn't that far away from us where somebody, somebody could have got
away, do you know what I mean, Like we would have heard them
leaving the area if that was the case, because I mean, it's a
lot of lamb, but it's not that far away from us where we couldn't
get there quickly. And there was nothing, nothing, one one thing I
went to bring up. I didn't bring it up during the podcast because again,
you guys, the chemistry was just so flowing so well. But I
had an encounter about two years ago. I can't say it was a big
foot, you know, but there was a lot of circumstantial evidence. And
this was up at the hunting camp, which is up above Lockhn And one
of the things that first initially caught my ear was it sounded like somebody.
It sounded like two people having a conversation. And it wasn't the Sierra sounds.
It wasn't, you know, anything crazy. It just sounded like two
people talking back and forth, you know, from a distance but still close
enough that I can hear. That's what we heard. Yeah, And then
all of a sudden, I heard the wood knock, I had the odor,
and then I was driving up the road and the log was across the
road. So again that's one of those instants where you kind of take everything.
But as soon as you mentioned the talking, that was something I went
through. Well. In the film, we're talking about folks is on the
trail of Bigfoot Missing Lay into the Missing, and it's another piece that's taking
place up in Alaska where they're talking about the missing people phenomena. And again
we heavily address it, and I hate to keep referring it back to it,
but it's a great episode. You do need to join us for as
little as two dollars a month and to enjoy these extras. But I can't
wait for you folks to see this film. It comes out in August unless
you were a Kickstarter backer. And now it's a phenomenal movie, stunning.
Seth said to everybody at the beginning of the movie at the Palace Theater there
in Canton that he felt it was one of the darker films he's done.
But I felt that, and I told him, I don't necessarily think it
was dark. I think it was truthful. And he approached it with a
lot of honesty, which I'm not saying that any of his other projects wasn't.
But when you're dealing with the Missing People phenomena, you could take great
liberty and really spin it and put it in any direction you want to take
it. And I think he and the team tried to keep it on the
narrow as much as possible, try to keep it as objective as possible when
they did it, and it made me happy because you guys know, since
we've done the episodes on the Missing you know, we did our little series,
which I felt was good, far from Emmy Award winning which I or
already award winning series, but I think we could get there with a little
bit more practice. It's been it's burnt me that I feel like the subject
isn't treated with as much reverence and respect as it needs to because they're people
that mattered to somebody. And when you have a hundred channels out there doing
these missing people's stories and there's no corroborating evidence to prove that some of these
people are even talking about existed, like, you're not doing a service to
the person that that is actually like to me, it's it might be,
yeah, it might be a great creepyposta or whatnot, but those people need
to find some way to really explain in a disclaimer that this is fiction so
that we're not taking away resource and focused people that truly assing. Right,
And I'm gonna keep getting on my soapbox at any point I can about it
because I feel very strongly about it. You know, every every episode we
did with that vance, we put a message up there for the National Center
for the Exploitation and Missing Children, And we know human trafficking is a huge
problem. Um, we just really have to be sensitive about it and I
appreciate that that the small Town Monsters team did that in this in this movie.
A look, who's here in the chat our friend Amy Boom. It's
great to see you again. We didn't get enough time with everybody this weekend.
It was good to see you too. It was so good seeing you
guys this past weekend. I wish it was we ought to find a way
to make one of these a week long event. Could you imagine all of
us on a cruise ship. Oh no, no, there, there would
be all sorts of crypted babies bar Oh yeah, there it is International Waters
exactly, you know, going cruise International Institute. Going back to your point,
Sean Um, and I'm not throwing at kudos, but I'm throwing at
kudos, uh, David Polite who started the whole missing for one one and
now it has stepped into the possibility of the whole Bigfoot thing kind of ties
into exactly your final comments that you've just made before Amy popped up, Um,
and it's it's irrelevant, it's very relevant. And I you know,
if you take all these aspects from all these researchers that are just looking at
this from a unprismed uncalidoscoped, un rose last perspective, it's very interesting.
It is very interesting as to the similarity from all these stories that seemed to
pop up. And you know, I have to thank all those people too
for throwing their contribution into this whole subject. In what you are talking about,
Henry, well your take? Have you seen The Land of the Missing
yet? No? No? Oh, man, I can't wait for you
to see it, because we definitely need to have your opinion on it.
I think you'll have some pretty strong feelings from it. It was really well
done, besides the stunning visuals which they've been getting in these movies of films
in Alaska. And by the way, Alexander Petticot we were talking Saturday,
he announced it that they're doing a he's up there right now. He got
up there yesterday. How long did he say he was spending up there?
Man? I think he said he was doing anywhere from two weeks to a
month. Yeah. I thought it was a month or a month or two
that he's going to be up there filming in the area. A uh and
Amy Boo, you know, our esteemed research colleague and good friend. Land
of the Missing was phenomenal and it scared me. And it did have some
moment. She's not talking about you know, slasher scare or jump scare,
She's talking about leg beer that uh, you know. I guess my big
takeaway from it was Alaska takes a lot more than it gives. Yeah,
and it's unmerciful, and it reached you in ways that like it didn't have
to. It scared you by the fact is that everything that was going on
was realistic. Like like Seth said in the middle of the movie, not
everybody's got to be killed by a cryptid. You can just be walking in
the woods and Alaska will take you. Sure, that's Alaska. You know
you're you know you're not You're not You're not just going to be one of
the that you know, it's if you've got to be prepared for it because
you know, and I was always talking to Sean about that is like I
couldn't stand that. I couldn't stand that you only have about three months of
spring and then the rest of us just some winter and then bleak death.
You know, I couldn't do it and turned me off from Alaska, like
I couldn't handle in the period of time where it's nothing but daylight. I'm
not I would go nuts. But and moose. Moose killed more people the
grizzly bears, and they're dangerous creatures. But overall, and it seems like
I say this every time Seth and crew make another movie, but I think
this one's my favorite. Uh. It just has a great feel to it
that hasn't been replicated by a lot of the other you know, Missing in
Alaska or the Alaskan Killer Bigfoot, which was a joke. Pardon my parlance.
I can't stay. I watched the last three episodes of it today just
to make sure I finished it up, to give it a fair shake,
and the only thing I wanted to do was shake. Yeah, if the
Nonti knock's not going to get you, please let me do it. Um.
It was not great, and of course I support them. I can't
go without saying I'm an executive producer on that film, on the big Foot
movies this year, but I do it because I believe in what they're doing.
I didn't see this before I had any contributions to it, so the
opinion I'm giving you is an unbiased opinion. It's phenomenal and I can't wait
for you all to check it out coming in August, unless you were lucky
enough to either get at the palace or be a Kickstadder starter backer. Matt,
did you ask what you want to say? You look like I'm stopping
it from my thought. Now, I had a couple of different thoughts.
But the one thing that um, you know, kind of tying into the
movie and would say productions um Alasian Alaskan coastal Sasquatch the second half yea,
at the second part um going into Land of the Missing, there was an
incident that they were able to document on their uh you know, fortunately uh
nothing you know, dangerous happened, but it would have been uh an absolute
disaster is they had it was either a cameraman or eli um had uh had
been basically taken off their kayak when they were in the bay. And again
something like that when if they get in and there's a tide coming out,
you're never going to find that person if they if they were able to,
if they got down to the bottom. So uh, you know, it's
little little things like that that could that could really impact your safety in those
areas. And again you could just that's one way that that people could just
disappear up there. Yeah, and the movie perfectly illustrates that. Uh,
and I can't again without saying I can't wait for you all to see it,
and then of course having it lead up to this project that Alex is
putting out um here. You know in the coming months as well, you're
gonna get a lot from Small Town Monsters this year, folks. Uh,
That Kickstarter was hugely successful. They've been putting boots to the ground and getting
it done. And as long as they keep doing what they're doing, I'm
going to keep supporting them. Um. I also want to recommend Eli Watson's
So So Cal Sasquatch. That's pretty good too. Yes, Yeah Monsters.
Yeah, and folks, you check out their Smalltown Monsters YouTube channel and become
a squad member over there. There's a lot of great content on there,
uh that you just can't you can't go wrong. They're just loading it up.
And you know, it was funny, Henry, because I was I
was talking to Don Keating. Yeah, on Saturday, Don Keating show up
and he and I were reminiscent about the old days before there was all this
And the thing I love about the documentation of everything we're doing now is it's
not as easy to go back and revise your personal history. You know,
you can really be held a lot more accountable today thank you could years ago.
And that's important for the credibility. Credibility, man, I'm telling you
what. You gotta have it, folks. You know, we've talked about
this with the DNA studies and you know, the scientific endeavors and being taken
seriously. And they just had that recent hoax with the two guerrilla masks looking
over the fence, and there were thousands upon thousands of comments of people thinking
it was legitimate because well, their favorite researchers said it was right, but
favorite researchers full of shit, right, and they were able to sustain that
and pull their eyes over you. So, what we have now is a
very dangerous situation where and I going on to something we talked about in the
on the live chat was the cult of personality, right, don't get caught
up at it. And you know, the moment we start leaning toward,
leaning away from the credible aspects of what we do and starting to put out
false information and narratives, we got to hold ourselves accountable too, right,
Yeah, So let's not stop doing that. I think it's as we start
getting this ship in the clothes. Yeah, we're happy to share stories,
but we're also happy to be critical of those stories. Sure. Absolutely.
One thing that I love about Small Town Monsters is, uh, they did
the expedition up in Maine that they were very detailed with what they did.
Uh, you went through the whole process. You know. The only thing
is we didn't get bitten by bird s eye's mosquitoes, but it felt like
you were there. But the one thing that they that they came out with
was we didn't get any evidence. You know, we tried, you know,
they might have had something, but it really wasn't enough. And and
that's what I said to them, don't make that production. Um, if
they don't get any evidence, they they come running out and they say,
you know, hey, we didn't get any vocalizations, we didn't get any
tree knox you know. Um, but this is everything that we went through
to try to you know, try to entice something to come forward or uh,
you know, to across our paths. Um. You know, whereas
other shows, you know, they're always trying Oh well, this is a
definitely uh some sort of vocalism. This is definitely a whatnot. No STM
plays it, you know as it is. You know, they don't get
any and you know what, it was actually one of my favorite um U
it shows that they did because of the fact that, again, you know,
it's so realistic as to what we do. You know, at ninety
nine percent of the time we're sitting there and again you know, we're dealing
with mosquitoes, we're dealing with ticks, we're dealing with snakes, we're dealing
with this, we're trying to identify the different sounds. But um you know,
it was again very very realistic and uh and their honesty comes forth through
that, and uh, you know it's something that I appreciate us someone that
that's a researcher that hey, you know what, we don't always get a
home run, you know when we go out there, so exactly, you're
not going to get gold every time. And I'm glad to see my message
is resonating because I've been pontificating that mat for for some time. Folks,
nine point five percent of the time what we do is boring. That doesn't
mean we stop. Takeaways from this past weekend, decide the fact, it
was a phenomenal event. And as James Baker said so eloquently and honest to
God, guys, James Baker has been my best friend for almost twenty years
now, and we've gone the conferences and we've done a lot of things.
But I wasn't as proud of James as I was on Saturday. Folks,
if you could just see the MVP, like he just came alive, and
from somebody like me who was having a rougher weekend than I anticipated. It
was great to be able to lean on my brothers James, Matt our Plant
and our good friend Dave Hickernell, and the audience. It was able to
lean on people that are committed and dedicated to the craft as much as you
are. And again, James, thanks man, you showed up well.
The audience loved you. Matt again you We're just great. Having you guys
there made the weekend so much better. Oh my god, how do I
forget we met Jim Harold too? Yeah right, I don't know, Honest
to God, I've listened to job the beginning of time, I think,
all right, right, and we got to meet him, and of course,
the quote of the weekend. It was from a certain somebody. My
ass was so dirty my towel crowd of uh yeah, right. Quote that
Jim Harold said was the quote of the weekend. So James, did you
make a mark on the towel? You made a mark, Jim and no
pun intended right right right? I was. I was happy to see that
Amy and Jim Harold and Shannon and Lyle, I mean it was. It
was a great turnout, So good for all of those. Yeah, And
everybody was so easy to have conversations with, and the crowd was just manageable
enough that everybody could get a few minutes with anybody they wanted to talk to.
There, you know, there weren't you know, there weren't all There
weren't anybody who was really causing any major you know, you know and speaker
well, no, but a lot of times you go to like OBC some
of these places and you go to him, and it's great to go,
don't get me wrong, but sometimes you wait twenty minutes to talk to somebody
and get two minutes. This wasn't like that. That was the crowd was
still large, but they were manageable in a way that like they would you
know, they would talk and they would listen and they would whatever, like
I love some of the ones on ones we had afterwards and even before we're
all I did was this was my speel. We have a podcast tack card,
you know, and that was my And then he would talk to them,
or the people in spectro next to me would talk to him, or
somebody else would talk to him, and I was like, you know,
because it was just one of those conversations you got them to stop to talk
for a minute, even if it was some stupid question. To them,
I was like, well, it's not a stupid question. If you want
to know, I'll tell you what I think. I'm not an expert.
I don't even play one on TV, you know what I mean? So
like like or I would say, by the way, you know, I
don't know much about this, but that lady over there would know something.
Shannon's up front there, she would know, Oh do you think she'll talk
to me? She'll talk to everybody. She's you know what I mean.
That was the big thing with that, I think they all are. There
was nobody, there was nobody there with an ego bigger than the room.
Um, and that was noticeable. Everybody was so humble. Uh. And
you know, get to hang out with my buddy Clift and talk to him
a few times over the weekend and just I don't know, there was just
something about it. Uh. And sometimes we were too busy to talk to
the friends. We didn't get to spend hardly any time with the far Georgios,
which I regret because you know, they're great friends of ours. But
we you know, it was it was a different experience. Oh, We've
been remiss if we didn't talk about George's lounge there. Yeah, were amazing.
And as we contemplated doing the Hall of Fame challenge, which was we
were doing the math and finally got a waitress to tell us, yeah,
it's not two cheeseburgers, it's six burgersurger, it's a it's a double,
and I wow. I did my best to help us with this because I
was like, if I can get a dessert down him, can we get
some shirts and hat? Yeah, he's gonna wait to use that line forever.
We didn't do the challenge. We have to rename it the sclooshburger Uger.
But the food was as god. We met some lady out there you
know, a three pack of day smoker. You gotta have the chips.
She was still there when we left, and we thanked her for her for
her recommendation. Land and at anytime I go to Canton, George's Lounge is
where I'm stopping for a burger it is. It wasn't a dive, it
wasn't a diner, and it wasn't a drive. It was just a unique
play where you could get one of the best damn cheeseburgers I've ever had in
my entire life. Yes, well, we'll get the GPS coordinates from him
and we'll all make it out there next year. And also I want to
thank uh Patty, one of the ladies who stopped buying at our table,
who made some suggestions for the show, which I appreciated to no end.
I love that when our listeners, new new listeners and longtime listeners and people
who are going to listen give us some feedback because they just care. I
love them. Go ahead, Matt, I was gonna say dance. They
had the best cheese curds I ever had. No, that's it, I'm
down. Okay, that's fine. I'll show off for the cheese curds.
As long as there's an undertaker, they can build a casket. That's fine.
I'm there. I'm there for that final thoughts Baker, Matt, and
then we'll give the answered Henriet any chance has any questions, and then we'll
go on anything you guys wanted to add. I was just amazed by the
reception. There was somebody a good friend of mine I did a podcast with
who lives in Michigan. His name is Shane Jones and he does and he
I was sitting there. I looked at this guy and said, Noait,
is this the guy I've been chatting with. You know, I did a
podcast with I'm like Shane holy cow, and it was just it was amazing.
Like getting to see him, and then getting to see Jeremiah, who
I did a lengthy interview with. It was just, uh, it was
just great to actually see these people in person that we've that we had really
good discussions with. And uh, yeah, I mean seeing Shane. Note
that was because I did not expect him to be there. The other thing,
too, is you mentioned Don Keating. Uh. The last time that
I saw Don Keating was in Ohio. He was a vendor, you know,
and he had he was at the conference. This is before, this
was two years ago, and here he was coming up to our table,
you know, and it was just like, oh my god. You know,
it was just such an amazing thing. And again Seth, Alex,
Eli, Shannon, Jeremiah, Courtney, Heather, Heather, that whole crew
was just was just so so awesome and and there's more to you guys,
know, like the some of the other people, but for them, I
couldn't believe, like, how um how awesome they were. You know,
can we take a minute. And you know, Seth had made it a
point to him, you know, calla. It was Courtney who really put
a lot of work into this event, and she did such a great job.
And I had to harass her through the weekend when I ever had a
chance because she because she's Courtney, she's one of the best. And good
job, kid. If you're listening out there, you impressed the hell out
of me. I'm not somebody who's easily impressed by things, and this was
seriously a job well done. Be very proud of that event, all of
you. Jason, Zach, Brandon, Courtney, Heather, the team in
general, Eli, Alex, It was just great to be with you all.
Though I didn't get to see you a lot because we were all busy.
I do enjoy the time we do get together and Mark Madsky being able
to spend time with Mark on Saturday morning before everything got really busy, and
which is a help. It really was. I can't say good enough thing
because because God damn it, Baker at the beginning said it better than you're
You're going to just replace me. I'm going to step behind the mic on
and you're taking cocaine. Could you set it the best? You really did
take it for what it is, perfect, And uh, I couldn't have
asked for anything better. I really couldn't any final pot make before I give
it to Henry and Vance. Just if you guys get a chance to get
out there, get out there. And like I said, a lot of
these people that I talked to during this thing was asking, you know,
how did you get where you were? And you know, I used to
have a trainer um at Best Buy that always asked me, and people would
always ask him, you know, how did you get lucky to do this?
This and this at Universal, this, this and this? You met
these great stars, you meant all this he goes, I put the work
in, and I happened to be in the right place at the right time
because while I was putting the work in, there were twelve other people putting
the work in. And as we build it up, then you know,
like you talk about some of the greats in Bigfoot and like, I'm not
a name tosser, but like I met them, not because I was like
harassing them or swooning on them or whatever. I went to get a cheeseburger
and he know, hey, do you have an extra spot there? And
then Foker would come over and go, Jue, you just had a cheeseburger
with blah blah blah blah blah. I'm like, yeah, his table's empty,
you know. Or you know, do you know that this guy you
just talk to this guy and he said how good of a person were I
was like yeah, because it was in line and I need him to move
by. You know. It was like it wasn't like you go out of
your way to do this. Yeah. But the thing is, though,
is you put yourself in the right position and have a positive, the right
mindset, you know, and these things will happen. And it's the same
within the woods if you want to go out to see things, first go
out to see nothing, and then you'll start noticing. And that's even something
I got from the spect team next door was you can go into a on
an asylum, walk around and think, oh, I should have brought a
drink, this is boring, and then but you go in with them and
they'll show you the thing, the twenty things you kind of missed. Now,
yes, legitimate knowledge of men, who knows. But the fact is,
though, is you'll have a gutter time if you're with people that haven't
understanding what's going on, or if you become a person that has more of
an understanding what's going on. You're here, Henry, you're here. What
what do you got, Henry? Any final thoughts? Just yeah, if
I can make it next year, I may try and make it. Well,
we're going to do our best to get you there, even if I
have to drive to Mississippi and bring you up. Okay, my Chicago first,
Yeah, right, exactly, exactly. Um, you know, I'm
happy to see a second venue that comes to life over Mothman, and not
to denigrate Mothman whatsoever in the festival, but we need more of this and
to see how this come to life. I'm I'm terribly heartbroken that I wasn't
able to be there, but it's going to be part of the bucket list
to be there, just for the faces, the names, the intellect that
was there. I'm sure you can't encompass everything that you guys want to share
about what happened over one day. I mean seriously, one day. So
I'll definitely make it on the next venue, if there is the next venue,
which I'm sure with the success of this, there's definitely going to be
the next you know, Monsterfest venue, and you know, we'll all be
there and we'll all bring baggage to carry more stories and more information with us
and make it bigger and better than it was this year. But I'm so
happy for you guys that were able to attend, And big applause to you
Baker again. Listening to what you did on the Patreon, I encourage everybody
to listen to the Patreon and and yeah, there was a lot of points
that were brought up. There were extremely golden and very learning things that I
didn't even think about it at the time. So there's a big kudos to
you, brother. I took a lot of video that will it'll be leaked
out. I've been in this twenty eight years. I've seen the good,
I've seen the bad. I've been inspired, I've been uninspired. The last
year or so, I've really not been engaged with it as much as I
wanted to have been, and starting to lose the passion for it a little
bit. And then an event like this comes up, and you go and
you be around your friends and you reconnect with people and sometimes in a way
and you, guys know, I'm awfully hard on myself. Sometimes I'm pretty
musical. You talk to some of your friends that kind of give you a
kick in the ass and say, shut up. You know, it's great
to be around that. And when I left on Saturday Sunday morning, I
was a little sad because it was over and we have to go back to
their real life now. And I left, they're so energized and excited about
ready to start this all over again, not just the podcast, but then
listen, I get this call last night, this message last night, for
this extremely interesting case that they want me to investigate. And now I've got
I can't focus on anything else but getting on this case and investigating this being
out there with Matt, being out there with Mike and Baker, and you
know, getting out with Amy. We talked about, you know, getting
an expedition back out to the Clearfield area, Rocked and Mountain to go back
to these places where we've had some encounters. That is what these events are
for, not just to listen to people speak and listen to us do live
podcasts, but to one another. People that have a passion and get to
be sharing that passion with folks who may not know anything about this and have
a questions that want to be excited you can do. There was one lady
in our audience when we did the live podcast at the end. They had
some amazing questions and if we didn't talk to damn much, I really wanted
to give her some more time because she asked some really good questions and I
wish I would have got her name because I wanted to thank her personally,
because it's people like that that really give you that injection a bigger to keep
it going. Plus seeing how you know what great shape Robert W. Morgan
is at old. If there was ever a motivation to get out and be
a better version of yourself, it was spending five minutes with Robert W.
Morgan exactly. I'm telling you what. It was just great. So we
could go on and on and on all night. We really could. Because
we've gone on for an hour and seventeen minutes. We still can't encapsulate the
feeling from an event, and I can't thank people enough for the event,
but I can tell you what I think because of that event, there's going
to be a lot more coming, not just from the great team at Smalltown
Monsters, but from your team here at Sasquatch Experience, your team at Project
Zoo Book. You're Jamie and Jenny King's your standboard. I think there's going
to be a lot more coming because we all it's got one of the best
gifts we could ever get. And that was a reinvigoration of a passion that
I can say I personally really needed. So again, thank you everybody,
folks, thanks for listening. I'm Sean Forker. That's Henry May, He's
James Baker, that's vans Nesbit, and joining us over in the far end
again was our great friend Matt Arner. Folks, Henry, take us out,
buddy, Ye'll be good or be good at see you. In two
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