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Hey there, thanks so much for joining me for the show. I
wanted to bring you guys this live that we did a couple of days ago
with a group of folks that are going to be down with me at the
Great Florida Bigfoot Conference in O'calla on June the eighth, I'm going to be
down there hosting the Skuncake Brown Table. I'm so excited about this. I've
never done this conference before. It's going to be a great time. There's
a great lineup. In addition to me hosting the Skunkcake Brown Table, You've
got David Sadoti hosting the Encounter's portion. You've got Russell Acord, Matt Pruitt,
Renee Holland, Ken Gearhard, Daniel Lee Barnett, and the incomparable Adam
Davis. If you're in or around o Caalla, Florida, this is going
to be the hottest ticket in town on June the eighth. It's twenty five
bucks for nine hours of a maze. We'd love to see you all there.
But enough of that, I know you guys are ready to get into
it, So without further ado, I'm going to start this live that we
did a couple of days ago back on YouTube. And we are here on
the Great Florida Bigfoot Live Dat and we have mister rappg with us, the
Master of Ceremonies. How are you, buddy? Oh? I am doing
well, But we get the top squad to get the hang with my homeboy,
Daniel Martin and Nicky my favorite bosses of all time. Well let's go,
let's go. I'm sure everyone knows you, mate, but could you
tell everyone a little bit about stuff, Bud. Yeah, I've been a
lifelong weirdo man. I've been chasing ghosts, aliens, UFOs, sea monsters,
and most importantly Bigfoot. I got my PhD in Bigfoot working on finding
Bigfoot, which was we could just take a one second pause for the most
wonderful professional part of my life. Should have shot a show about the behind
the scenes because it'd be the most successful show after Cops in terms of reality
television. But then went on to actually get cast an expedition Bigfoot, got
sick, fell out. But the day that I died, home boy,
right here, this special kid, Daniel was born. So I was all
for a good purpose. Now here I am. I teamed up with Martin
and Nikki to work their events, and I'm going to Alaska this year.
It's my three favorite events of the year. The other thing I like more
is my family and looking for this watch did that on one press It sounds
like an amazing love to live mate. We are going to bring some other
amazing guests on so please welcome to the stage Bigfoot Researcher down in sunny Florida
with RPG. David. Hello, Hey everybody, Hey, my house things.
That's great. It's great, hot but great. Could you tell everyone
a little bit about you, David? Yes, I guess so. I've
been a researcher since gosh, since nineteen ninety five. Got into this technically.
I got into this when I was seven years old, because that's when
I saw the Patterson Gimlin film and I was like, man, that would
be awesome to see something like that out in the woods. Back then,
as kids, that's all we did is play it out in the woods,
build forces, check stuff out. Was awesome. It wasn't until later in
life I got interested in it again. It just sparked that fire. Started
learning more about it. During the ninety five computer industry years, when everyone
started getting more computers, I was getting into the computer industry field. So
I was doing a lot of stuff online just for giggles. I said this,
look up big Wood, Sasquatch and boom Man. There's a lot of
people into the subject, not as many as today, but there's quite a
few people actually going out on the field and looking for these things, and
I was like, wow, I want to be one of those guys.
So I started doing a lot of armchair research on stuff, doing background stuff,
learning more, getting your feet wet, reading books upon books, and
literature upon literature on stuff. I think I've read a lot of reports,
I said, a lot of report is oh, I would say, over
thousands of eyewitness reports all over the country, across the world. And I
just burned that fire up in you again. I said, Okay, let's
do it. Let's jump in both beat. Ever since then, here I
am. I've been doing that ever since, loving it. He's an og
and a respectable dude. Man, that guy does real research. Yeah,
man, we try to get out there and do the real deal. It's
not just so I wonder. Let's find out what these things are. Now.
It's fine to find foot friends, it's exciting to get that kind of
stuff. But when you see it so much now in the field, we
go to another level things. Okay, let's move this up a little a
little more, a little higher level now, because we know what to look
for in the field. We know what we see out in the field.
Okay, they're here. Okay, let's get try to get a little closer,
try to get more information from these things if we possibly can or if
they'll possibly let us correct. So that's the thing. You want to try
to get a good rapport with these creatures. And that's the ticket right there,
I think, is getting them comfortable with you. Try to get closer
to them, to get a better understanding and the next level of understanding with
these creatures. Now, if you guys don't mind, I'm going to bring
on the podcaster of Sasquatch Odysseyn Bigfoot researcher, also one of my buddies,
mister Brian King Shop. What's going on, gentlemen? Hello Daniel RPG David,
longtime, no speak man, it's good to see you guys. Hey
now, man, it's good to see it. Very good to see you
as well, mate. And I'm sure again everyone knows who you are,
mate, But could you say a little bit about itself please mate. Sure,
I've been a full time podcaster, as you mentioned, Sasquatch Odyssey was
born back in February of twenty twenty one. We're about four hundred and sixty
some episodes in and it's all about encounters, man, It's about the people
who have had experiences with these creatures. That's what the show's all about.
I host for full time podcast outside of Sasquatch Odyssey, so it is a
full time gig for me. It's the best thing I've ever done. I
took a little break from bigfooting to be a cop for about sixteen years,
and I've gotten back into it after twenty sixteen when I left that, and
I've never looked back. And I've met some of the most amazing people,
lifelong friends like RPG David, plenty of people that have been on the show
that I am stoked about getting to hang out with and talk about Bigfoot.
Daniel, you, obviously we've become good friends and I love what you're doing.
I'm just glad to be a part of everything that's going on in Bigfoot
right now. There's so much that's happened in Bigfoot over the last fifty years,
but I feel like we're on the cusp of something. For some reason,
I've been super excited since the beginning of twenty twenty four. I feel
like something big is about to happen. I don't know what it is.
I'm not clairvoyant, so I can't tell you what it is. I just
have this feeling. I don't know if it's just the discovery itself or if
we're just gonna come together as a community. I don't know. There's something
big brewing in twenty twenty four. So anytime I get to do anything related
to Sasquatch like this, be involved with Marty and Nicky and gather up events
and some of the phenomenal stuff they do. This is my first time at
the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference, and I am absolutely stoked and honored to be
a part of it. In any way, I could not agree more with
that. I think when Brian and you say there's something big coming, I
think there's two people individually that are responsible for that. But before we bring
those two in, we are going to bring the skeptical scientist herself, Miss
Renee Holland. I believe I can flya fan big foodreat Hey, guys,
Hello David. So nice to finally meet you. Brian. I'm looking forward
to catching up again. And then I'm a bit of a brother RPG here
in my British pickfoot little buddy Danielle. Good to see you, guys,
Good to see you Rene. I'm so glad to have you here again.
I'm sure everyone knows exactly who you are, but could you tell us a
little bit aboute Actually I don't know if they really do. We've seen a
edited version. One of the first things I wanted you to know, Daniel
is, don't believe everything on television. I don't believe everything that you see
on television. When it's said documentary, it's not. My Name's Ray Holland.
I am the Renee Sayer, this skeptical scientist from Discovery Channels finding Bigfoot.
Got to know my good Big Flop by RPG. I use part of
production there, but a little bit of a background for me. I will
say. One of my favorite things about these pasts I don't do a lot
is I get to find out information about friends I don't know. Brian,
I didn't know that you were a police officers. It's good to know,
good to know where I'm hanging out with you. So on a respiration of
colleges by training, I've got over four years of field work experience, basically
spending what Sam and do, or more specifically, what part the Sam and
the Brown Bear eats from a love of Bigfoot and all things mysterious that was
instilled in me by my father. If you've seen my Ted talk helped me
a big story that led me to wanting to find Bigfoot stories where I was
doing field work, which led me to meeting the BFRO, which somehow the
way the amazing universe works. Instead of heading off to graduate school, I
wound up on a television show that one in the world looking for Bigfoot.
But as you're saying that most people know me, they actually don't know my
belief system. And I know that Daniel's are on board, and RPG is
on board, and Brian knows. But a lot of people don't realize.
It's so funny our society. We need to put everybody in a little bin
and label them. To me, it's not about are you a believer?
It's the mystery of what it's big Foot. When people say, Renee,
if you finally saw, would you believe now, it's it's like going to
change anything for me. I want to know what it is, and that's
part of the greater mystery. I know one hundred percent spending a week with
you, you are a completely different person from TV. So to everyone out
there, Rene is definitely a different person from TV. Now I'm going to
bring the organizers the other up event and organizers of the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference,
Marty and Nick Klausing's guys, everything's good. Just even listening to you
guys. I'm so excited about having everybody here participate this year. That's literally
what makes it what it is. We love it. Familiar faces now and
so this to be RPG probably what our six or seventh time working together on
things. Unfortunately only our second was Renee. Bigfoot family is definitely turns into
your Bigfoot family, that's for sure. Every one of you guys are family,
and that Dave has definitely been around almost every Florida big Book we've had.
Oh yeah, absolutely. And Brian. I think we met Brian what
two three years ago now, and you've been a participant at both the Gapnburg
a couple of times and now Florida. So yeah, it's a big,
happy family. And I'm thinking about that first talking to you, Daniel and
learning about you and just being so excited to bring you on this year that
we're so excited. So you guys may or may not know that the podenial
to reach out to us some time Ago pretty good. While Ago, I
still recall that he's like, I'm just going to get him on Facebook and
invite him. It was a very fun fifteen minute conversation we had, and
the enthusiasm that he has for this field, it's amazing. Thanks guys,
And I'm going to say this for the final time. I'm sure everyone knows
who you guys are, but would you introduce yourselves? Sure, I'm Nicky
Baby. I am the owner of gather Up Events pretty much the co organizer
of most events. Marty does a lot of the organizing, especially on the
speaker side. He's in the jack of all trades. But I'm in the
background doing the social media ten ds and just making sure he's doing his job.
You give me a lot of jobs. I did get a lot of
jobs. I'm Martin Pippin. As she said, pretty much whatever she wants
done, if she doesn't feel like doing it, that's my job. He's
humble. That guy can do anything. You know what they said, I
don't know, cruise to Alaska. That sounds impossible, you know, Mark
said, bo it don't be impossible. So Bodes two are one two combo
that are basically unstoppable in my opinion, a humble opinion, but it's strong.
We have a great team behind us, and like I said, I'm
the best delegator there is so RPG all you guys. Hey, I have
done a handful of these Bigfoot conventions. I want to say one thing,
especially now that Daniel and Brian, you guys are introducing Marty and Nicky here.
When Funny Bigfoot wrapped, I needed a break to heal myself physically,
mentally, emotionally on all levels. And I've gone to a handful of these
conferences. They've been great. I've seen Mark up at Ohio Bigfoot Conference.
He is wonderful. I wrote with the other one in Tennessee with Crypticomba.
It's so interesting to see them all and everybody's so good. You guys really
do have family events, and not to say that the other ones aren't,
but it's really nice to see that Daniel's enthusiasm meet with equal positivity, enthusiasm
and connection. As you guys know, the reason why I go to these
Bigfoot events really is about belonging aquivity. Really, I think you guys really
elevate that. So thank you and thank you again for the introduction. Looking
forward, to it. Yeah, thank you too, because you introduced me
to Daniel. That's how I met Daniel, and that's alternate life on a
new course. We all have our different Daniel origin stories, but thank you
for creating money. It was the same we've running, I think. Yeah,
literally, you guys, I've only I've been sprinkling and going in conferences,
starting to do them more. Really, if I am doing anything this
book related, as we were speaking earlier, I may not believe Big puts
a biological inscription. PCIs easy now down Daniel. My goals are very close
to newline with indigenous peoples. So if I am going out and researching,
it is usually on reservation land. I did a charity event for Saint Jude's
where we raised about ten thousand dollars for Saint Jude by taking out a retired
to Seattle seahawk and myself, and I also was able to give back to
some friends at a low Pacific Northwest trial. But my research and investigations are
basically those long term witness ones. I'm private land or the reservation. But
I'm not here to discuss what Big Pot is right now. I'm here to
talk about this amazing event. There is so many questions coming out, but
I'm gonna start with going round new all individually. I'm going to start with
AMII and Nikki, So going all the way back to the start. What
was the inspiration guys for you starting this company? All these events looks like
they might a frozen Daniel, y'all talk amongst yourselves. Let's double back.
Do you want to give a different question to someone else while we're waiting for
them. Let go to Brian. Brian, mate, you are the host
of the skun Cake Roundtable? Am I right? Yes? So could you
tell us a little bit about this roundtable? Yeah, we're going to have
a group of investigators that are specific to the Florida area. I am stoked
about this because I talked to so many people across the country and even in
other countries in the UK, Ireland, other places that claimed to have had
experiences with these things. But I'm so stoked to talk to investigators that are
specific to Florida and the skunkpe because I see so many differences in what we
hear in the Pacific Northwest, for example, versus what's going on in Florida
with the skunk Ape. I've had people like David on the show in the
past, who have shared experiences, people like Marie Dumont, who's going to
be a part of our roundtable. But we're going to have five people that
are specifically in the Florida area looking into skunk ape specifically, so I want
to get into all kinds of things. I've got tons of questions. I'm
probably going to have to pare the questions down because i have way too many,
because I'm stoked to hear what they have to say about this. But
I'm going to get into all kinds of things. We're going to talk about
some of the things that they've found, right, some of the evidence,
whether it be footprints, what they look like, anecdotal experiences that people are
shared with them, some of the more interesting experiences that they've gotten from other
folks. Get into the evidence that they're finding. Talk about the differences in
what we're seeing around the country and in different places throughout the United States versus
what's going on in Florida. Some people say they've seen smaller versions of bigfoot.
I've talked to David and he says, no, they're just as big
as they are in the Pacific Northwest. So I want to dive into all
of that stuff. We've got an hour to dive into some of the amazing
experiences and some of the amazing work that these researchers are doing in Florida,
and I am absolutely stoked to be a part of it. I cannot wait
to have that conversation during the conference. It is going to be incredible.
I say that right now. Now we have our host spot. I'm going
to reside to you guys. Now I'm go with what was the inspiration for
you to stop company and to start these events? So actually it started out
as just doing fun community type events. Bigfoot was actually one of our themes.
We did a Bigfoot and barbecue up in the high mountains of Tennessee when
you really didn't have an idea that bigfoot was such a special interest. When
we had a few people show up to speak about bigfoot at this festival,
we realized how big the community was and we instantly got interested in bigfoot as
not only just like a novelty, but as an actual something to research and
believe in. It doesn't take long to sit down and listen to everyone talk
about it before you start going, wait a minute, is this really real,
this is real, this could be real. One of the speakers that
we had, his name was Matt Seber. He's from the East Tennessee Bigfoot.
He said we needed to do a conference, and we sat back and
was like, did we do a conference? Where would we do a conference?
Gatlinburg Smoky Mountain seemed like the best place to try it. It was
a huge risk, terrifying. Let's get this convention center and pour a ton
of money into something, which, Daniel you're probably learning quickly up and stake
to organize. Tickets started selling and we were like, Wow, people actually
want to sit down and listen to people talk about Bigfoot for hours on end.
Yes, they do, And I think it's important to say It's like
we were blown away the first event, and it was called the Bigfoot and
Barbecue Festival, and we had this little, tiny building. We didn't think
it was tiny, but like, what one hundred and fifty people. Yeah.
We had multiple areas of entertainment. One one was we had a lot
people all day long, locals talking about their Bigfoot research experience. And then
we had a main stage. We had programmed really good talented people at the
main stage playing music, and we had a kids on with tons of stuff
for kids to do. Despite all of that, we found and that little,
tiny room was attracting eighty percent of everybody. It was like they were
just squeezing in trying to listen in to what was going on with that stage.
And these were researchers that had there been on a TV show I take
it back, women had been on a town hall on finding Big COVID that
was the most famous person there. A guy stood up during one of the
town halls and talked, but the passion was tremendous, and when they said,
hey, we want to do a conference, we did. We looked
at it, and we did find it terrifying because most of these places are
generally free venues, and probably in the big Foot world still probably eighty percent
of all the events are done in very inexpensive venues. And we're like,
if we're going to do it, let's do it big. Let's give these
people a place that matches their passion, give them a place that people can't
look at and go, oh yeah. Another bunch of thirteen people hiding in
the back of our holiday inn telling about Big But we wanted to be professional
and make it a respectable event, and so last one we try to go
as hard as we did and we're super happy if we it turned out,
and stay tuned for more Sasquatch out to see. We'll be right back after
these messages. And the Spunky Mountain one it did well for a couple of
years. And I'm originally from Florida. I grew up in Drove Beach,
and so I said, I want to do another one, but I want
to do it in Florida. There's nothing like that in Florida right now.
There's something called the Skunkcake down there for and we need to find a place
that can hold over one thousand people. So we ended up in Lakeland,
Florida the first with it two years and realized we'd outgrown it really quickly.
And so then we found the World Equestrians that Are, which at the time
wasn't even built yet, so it wasn't even an option in the beginning.
And as soon as they said we're ready for you, guys, we can
hold three thousand people at once, or were like, let's do it,
yeah, and it would hold ten thousand if we had ten thousand show up.
It's that big. But yeah, it's hard to find a place in
that two thousand person range, which I blew right through it last year.
I think there was close to twenty five hundred people at the event last year.
Then we had to start dealing with some locals and walks RPG and now
he's part of the family, part of the events. We were thinking,
you know, we'll just we'll get a new MC every year, but you
can't feed RPG. Thanks guys, you're You're the only people I would leave
my family for, rarely leave the family for. Hey, and I want
to say too with Brian. With over five million downloads, people do want
to talk about this, and people will cramp a small room if they have
to get that out of them. Man, it's cathartic when you finally can
tell people that and they look at you and wonder and awe and go,
that's amazing, as opposed to you're crazy. And you guys provide that with
this event, which is another part that I know Renelo agree with me.
It makes it wonderful. It's it's like therapy and Bigfoot and fun and every
nicknack pattiwack you could ever want to buy to put up in your man cave
or woman shed or whatever you want, come swim in it. It's wonderful.
Congratulations again, Brian, I'm the five Marie downloads. It's fabulous.
We're talking about community belonging that we have. Ronnie when we were over in
the UK, I call mister Manifesto and RPG to me is captain positivity.
But Daniel, you're a captain enthusiasm, you really are. But what are
people bring into the table? This is what I love and enjoy and it's
a safe place. People can be on camera or not on camera, but
it's a safe place to share their experiences. Some people are just excited and
they just can't stop talk about. Some people are terrified, as you're all
familiar with. But brings me back to the one point and until Marty and
Nicky come back here about belonging. But it's also about let's be compassionate.
Because for those of you who have seen a handful of talks, but in
the last couple of years I've gone to a few of these, I'm trying
to get out and go to more. But what I'm really calling about in
our community is whether you're biological, whether you're whatever it is, we're all
in the same community and we can learn from each other. Let me say
something real quick before we move on about the podcasting side of this. I
get to sit down with one person at a time and talk about their experiences
on the show. If I'm million downloads in the first half of this year,
has been phenomenal. But what happens at this conference is if you guys
have not been to a conference, particularly either the Great Forward to Bigfoot Conference
or the Smoky Mountain Bigfoot Conference, is you get to come together with so
many like minded people at one time. For me, it is like a
kid in a candy store because I get to talk to literally thousands of people
in one day that would take me years to do on the podcast talking to
one person at one time. When Marty and Nicky put together these kind of
events and bring together so many like minded people at one time, that you
get to experience all at the same time. Again, it's like me being
a kid in a candy store. So if you haven't got to experience that
and come out to a place like that where there's so many like minded people
who may disagree on whether they're flesh and blood or whether they're high strangeness,
it doesn't matter, all of that is washed away in that one time frame
where you get to experience all of this at one time. It is one
of the most phenomenal things that you'll ever get to experience. So if you're
anywhere close to O Cali, Florida, you need to be at the Great
Bigfoot Conference to experience that. At least once. My wel complaint is manning
my booth. I don't get to see all the speakers this event when you're
doing that, that that you're head that you're leading for the skunk Cape round
table, right, because that at what time? And am I able to
attend it? Am I going to be manny? Am I both missing it?
Again? I think as the schedule goes Now it's ten am. It's
one of the first things after RPG warms everybody up, and we'll let me
make you something special about Florida. Right. The other world of Questrian Center
has a jumbo trone right in the middle of right. We actually broadcast it
at a level that doesn't hopefully interfere with but that you can see and hear
it from anywhere in the entire vendor hall or anything else led screen above the
stage, I believe is forty foot wide, about twenty foot tall. It's
insane. It's like your biggest screens I've ever ever seen. You'll get to
see it all just from your actual speaker booth. Good good to know,
good to know from Brian. Then I'm gonna go to David, so you'll
have I'm in the encounter's part of the conference. Could you tell us a
little bit about that, please, But we're hoping you get at least what
five or six people to come up on stage, maybe more, depending on
how many respond back. I got my feelers out there some folks I was
talking to you earlier about Steve's encounter, actually reached out to him, Hey,
buddy, would you would you like to come out on stage and talk
about your encounter to the whole world. Hopefully he'll come. And there's other
another handful of people I reached out to haven't heard back from yet, but
hopefully here soon. I'm going to reach back out again and say, hey,
you guys want to come to the conference and talk about your encounters.
So I think we have maybe Marty will back this up. Maybe I think
we may have two possibly signed. I had a couple more sign up in
the list a couple of days. I don't know if more you've seen it,
but we've got at least five. Now. Yeah, inside that building
there will probably be two hundred people that have a story they're wanting to tell.
One of the reason RPG is so good is he'll start all the day
is saying, hey, you got an encounter story, come to to me
or David. Usually we have more than we can actually fit up there.
We try to give them five to ten minutes at most, and we won't
let go ten minutes less. It's really good, but yeah, use the
more like five minutes. So there's no road for ten or twelve if we
can't get all of them on there, which is I know it's going to
be impossible to get fit in a certain amount of time. I'll have some
business cards of mine that I hand out, and then let's hook up and
we'll talk about your encounter and get some people out in the field there to
check out those areas. Definitely want to hear their experiences, even if they
can't get up on stage. There's somebody one of us. You know,
they're going to have a lot of researchers at this event, so there's going
to be somebody wants to listen to your encounter even though they don't get up
on stage that day. Well, it's definitely a crowd favorite. People love
listening to the local encounters for sure. To go to Miss run A Holland.
Now, obviously you'll give in a talk, you'll before me. Could
you tell us a little bit about your talk? The first official presentation that
I did was in Tennessee at Smoky Mountain. Basically a call out to my
experience within the Bigfoot community is everybody feels rejected by science a lot of times,
and there's, unfortunately, is this whole resistance to it and that we're
just shooting it down and that's not the situation at all. And an actual
scientists, I don't just play one on televisions. And again there's cynicism,
there's Zelo Tree, skepticisms, that sweet spot in the middle. A skeptical
scientist is someone who says, here's the information. Somebody comes in and I'm
pushing back to say, wait a minute, you can't sit in your office
and sit good coffee and write these models about the natural world and just state
that is right and that applies to climate change, natural resource management and Bigfoot.
So my specialty is rivers, forests and everything and all the animals that
are in it, and with all my field experience, my view of what
bigfoot is through a scientific lens. But what people don't realize about me is
growing up in South Dakota and so many of my friends were Lakota and Nakota
Sioux, and then moving out to Washington State and all the field work I
did for twenty years. I work a lot of tribal members and work with
indigenous tribes. Basically, my view of the natural role and my view our
connectedness to it, my views and my beliefs of how we treat each other
and family units, and my view on what bigfoot is very influenced and aligned
with that of the indigenous people. So my talk as a skeptical scientist is
saying we don't know what bigfoot is. My community is not rejected by science,
my community and science is rejected by junk science people. So big push.
I try not to go too far into this because they don't want to
be this. I'm telling people how to think, Like I said, bring
a back full circle. In Tennessee, I talked about mon Saint Helens as
an example, as a scientist, I did a quick application of natural resource
management was with with Mount Saint Helens. How this cataclysmic event changed the world
in science. By using a process, the scientific method, we were able
to change that management and the new thing I'm seeing. And I actually came
on board right before Darby or cut and I actually switched my top because I
knew Matt was going to come after me, and I thought there might have
been some kind of push against science, and so that's why I switched that
up. I was having to explain, here's an example in the known world,
with known processes, how we switch it. Look, I know how
boring it is. It requires patients a lot of artwork, but if you
repeat it, it can happen. If Bigfoot is real, biological and discovered
species, I'll apply the scientific method, the steps will come. And with
a lot of the e DNA that's out there, I wanted to say,
Look, we have had DNA studies recently, and unfortunately the majority of them
they are jont science. You're using the Cutchen study as an example, So
I'm not shooting down or being simple about Bigfoot being anything. What I'm saying
is with my training with my lens. I'm defending my community and saying I'm
raising the bar, and I'm saying, if you're gonna apply any research to
this field, follow the money. What are they doing? Are they just
trying to fill their own pockets? Is it for solely the purpose of a
TV show to fill their own pockets? Are they trying to do the research
to answer this mystery? Are they people who just roll their eyes and not
get back to That's my call out, and I speak to this again,
we don't know what bigfoot is. I love it how the people now if
you can share with friends who have known me for years and then they find
out about the big foot things, they're like, what, you're on this
TV show and they do a little digging and they come back and it's like
everybody thinks you don't believe in and it's like, that's because they're only watching
television. But as word has gotten out there and I've gone to a few
conferences and people that my beliefs are it's something beyond science, something beyond the
current grasp of science. What that is, I don't know. I'm not
here to tell anybody what they experience. You know, it's one of the
hardest things for me about the show is I would be paid into this box
where I have to be this or Dad RPG was their firsthand is would see
that I'm there though I'd never been to the Southwest, because of my relationships
with Lakota and Dakota Sioux and then all throughout the Pacific northwestern Canada, my
friends who are in different tribes. As we took the Finding Big Pot across
North America and the world for that matter. When I would come to a
point of the country I'd never been, elders would be there to give me
blessing because they know my beliefs. They know that I believe like they do.
I would ask I would give gratitude for letting us own the land.
I would ask for their blessing. I would ask them what they did not
want me to do during our investigations. I respected that I ought for that
to be respected. The arguments I would get in on that show would be
not faking anything and respecting either witnesses I'd lined up with or my indigenous friends.
If I'd made a promise to them while underland to treat things a certain
way. I'd get in an argument for that and when I said about not
faking anything, I just I always have to do this real quick note,
A low budget TV show came on television and I was involved in twenty ten,
but for everybody, twenty eleven and Finding Bigfoot becomes this cultural pop hit
phenomenon out of nowhere. I now understand everybody loves Bigfoot. And then put
these poor good characters together in my dysfunctional big pot family, my big flip
brothers, with a low budget, huge ad dollar discovery. We saved them
for many quarters. The one thing that people don't know is that we had
all of a sudden, we have this leverage, and we did me with
that vocal. What was important to us was that each week one person got
to go on actually and try to squatch. And then really the most important
thing is that if we were going to come back because they were done,
those were three guys who did that, and that show never happened, they'd
still be doing what they're doing. And I fell into this wanted Bigfoot stories
posted my dad, and there I was. We now had leverage and we
were able to write into our contract if anything was picked on that show.
And that is the only television show that I know of that did that.
So even though wins might have come on or people tried to hoax us or
something might not been accurate. Yeah, we might not have teaking hot air
will into location and that were those facts that were esthetic television. But what
was filmed on that in those night investigations was not fake. And I appreciate
that. I staid by that to this day. I just want to just
tossing there is from the production side, people talked clap about reality TV and
that it's fake and that everything they literally at risk of losing their jobs,
said no, we're not going to fake anything. That show was legit,
and they told the truth all the way through. So anyone on the fence
about that understand when that lady speaks, she speaks the truth. The show
is real. Yeah. And sometimes we would even do investigations where I would
be like, I just rewatched one. Something came up in conversation and it's
fortunately a guy. He was in Washington State and he was an indigenous member
and the way they made me say, I don't think that necessarily happened.
Him and I had a conversation about it, and him and I were on
their tribal land and had a discussion about it. I so you understand,
we're all good, but yeah, it's important to me. Everybody has what
brings them to this community. That first of all, whether you've had an
experience or not. Whether you've an experience, remember I have never seen or
people consider a bigfoot described as a bigfoot. So whether you had the experience
or not, we're all here and it brings us to this big book family.
But to me, it's that community. It's that connection to my dad.
It's that seeing of those parents come with their kids some years later after
me, to see that next generation will Junia future naturalists. Rian you talked
about this. To me, it was the town halls. And as disheartened
and struggling as I was to find purpose and meaning in the show in the
beginning, as awful as it was, a friend of mine in the music
industry says, you got to find some keep your stuff going, And it
was the kids. It was the kids of the town halls and Ryan Clip
and Bubble will speak to this. The only reason I've come back into this
community and started going to conferences. Marty Nicky had talked to you about this.
Those kids again, it was the families miss Uarday and I was like,
okay, because it was Blodle. It was a decade. I kind
of check in with Ronnie about this first thing. I'm like, how you
doing, Ronnie? The reality TV and the grind that we went through was
crazy. One hundred hours of film and one minute of good stuff we actually
filmed one hundred hours would get condensed forty two minutes part an episode. So
the guys didn't think everything was a squatch and I didn't immediately shoot everything down.
They also would never let me say and speak my true beliefs about Bigfoot
being beyond I'm not here to talk again about what I think foot is.
Talking about this amazing conference. You had a great job at Spnkey Mountain Bigfoot
Conference. We had nothing but wonderful feedback from that, and I think you'll
get the same at the Great Floor Bill. Yeah. People, glad to
hear what you have to say. Yeah, it'll be more of that.
It's really me talking to my community about how we can work together and to
really come on people. I'm just here to call out community of follow the
money. If you want entertainment, you want motin monsters. They're great guys.
They're hilarious. Step Gary. I'm just saying, as a scientist,
there are two bands. There's entertainment and there's research, and I'm calling out.
It's my community. So I call out the people who are saying it's
real research, but them really if they're faking it. That's the one thing
I don't like in this community. Don't bully people. Everybody's entitled to opinion,
and don't fake it. Because this is a community. We all want
to understand what this mystery. So those poxers and fakers and the interests of
dollars are the one group I can't stand. I don't know about you,
Mayan Nikki, but that sounds one hell of a talk. Yeah. Absolutely,
we're so excited. Renee Go Go is all in a eleven am?
Is that correct? Who has the schedule? Yes, eleven am, and
only because you preferred to go on earlier as your headliners for the end.
I was thinking, coming from the talks where we hear the real stories,
and then I want to talk about real stories, and I do talk about
what's important to me. Always people ask have you had something that's change your
mind? I might briefly share that, and then I want to introduce Daniel,
but really I want to talk about all of those stories, and we
are seeing so many different things. Daniels heard me say this. All major
discoveries in the scientific community are multidisciplinary. So all of you people who are
in the camp of it's a biological species and you close yourself off and get
in an echo chamber and shut down as a report, you're missing the boat
potentially. And all of the people who don't think it has a biological aspect
and it's only going through a Porverloer's only a spirit. Equally, we can
learn from each other. Range showows that multidisciplinatary reports and information. How do
you grow in the conference? I welcome everyone every belief. We want to
hear it. We want you to have your chance on stage to talk about
it and tell us what you think and why. So I agree. I
just had to say this though, back in twenty twenty I was talking to
Marty back in twenty twenty one or before the first conference here in Florida.
It's like, Man, I'm glad you guys are doing the conference here in
Florida because I was sweating it because people are asking coming to me and say,
hey, man, we need a conference here in Florida. We need
to have an annual conference here. And I was like, okay. I
started doing research and I was telling Daniel about this earlier. I was doing
research and I actually flew up to the International Big for conference in Washington that
Russell A. Court had and I wanted to see Bob Giddlum. Of course,
that was a great conference. Got to meet everybody, lots of people.
Adam Davies spoke to Russell about the conference. What does it take to
start a conference? A man? My head was wow, and I was
like, oh my god, how am I going to do this? And
then lo and behold here comes Marty and Nikki and I'm like, wow,
they know how to do this. You leave it up to me, it'll
be just probably a train wreck. So I just want to say thank you
guys for making it possible for here in Florida to have an annual conference here,
because you guys nailed it right out of the gate here in Florida,
because people loved it. I can't believe it's the fourth year already. Can
you this as your number four already? Yeah? Right? It was right
after our second Smokey Mountain Bigoo when we had decided to do the Florida Bigfoot
and I trapped I think is Adam Davies and Loud Blackburn, maybe Ken Gearhart
was two or three them that I was carrying back to the airports. I
was like, Okay, we're doing this thing in Florida next year. Who
do we need to give this local? And David was one of the first
names, and one of the names came up regularly that year. So we're
very happy that door got opened because it's definitely nice having local people that are
really invested in interested in this. And then next thing we do, we
found o RPG and he does a great do we we talked a minute ago
about you guys are talking men to go about the nature and the positivity inside
of the building and respecting all the different opinions. And RPG does a great
job of setting the tone at the very beginning of every show. I'm not
going to show you're thunder. You'll see it when you come to the show.
It's because we always try to as best we can. In some years
it's harder than others try to develop the show in a way that it has
a kind of a roller Coastery effect back and forth from biological to supernatural and
all points in between, trying to make sure that everybody's got something that they're
interested in being talked about. That therefore means that half the people are like,
what's this about? Half the other half of the show's going, what's
this about? So it's great to get them all in because at the end,
we've been almost we've ever had a negative moment except people try to get
doctor Mildrim and that they bodies a fight last year. That almost is almost
always been a wonder And then we started thinking that should we be doing this
more? Should we be? Ronnie and I had front row seats to that,
and we were sitting there and now here. This is the tough part
for you guys running encounters and round table. When that goes off, you're
like, when do I step in? Where do I step in? I'm
hoping Martin and Nikki come over, just tell me to step in. But
Ronnie and I are having like the time of our life. These two powerhouses.
They're like, oh yeah, yeah, and they just keep toughing you.
You get the one guy in the audience just poking the beast and getting
it going and I'm like, this is amazing, but I think I'm gonna
get fired if I don't stop it. But I don't, I stop the
two kings of the sport. Essentially, it was amazing. It was amazing,
and we all survive no scars or And I just wanted to add too,
why do you love bigfoot? We all may love it for slightly different
reasons. If you love it because it is flesh and bone and you believe
it in your soul, awesome, you right just about it. You really
are, like, dude, I think it's ghost. Look at all these
weird things that it's attributed to. That's awesome. Just keep in mind when
you're there, you're all in love with the same thing. You're just approaching
it from a different angle. And that's life. Life allows you to love
things a little different from everyone, so it feels special. It's a big
suit man, it's a big melting pot of all of us. But they're
right, there's a level of respect there because, you know what, y'all
got to act a little better when you're in congress, when you're in people,
right, when you're swimming that thing, we all act that you have
to, But that's their for you to enjoy. That is exactly what I
was talking about. You're gonna feel good in that audience. I might even
make it stretches this year. Just keep what moving. That's the whole thing
about these conferences. People hear different comments about Bigfoot conferences and all this stuff,
but it's the community. And this community has grown and growing. But
not only that it brings to the table, makes us enlarge the table sort
of speak as far as the scientific part of it goes. Because you have
all these people that come to these conferences that have many skills that they may
be able to bring to the table. I've talked to a lot of people.
I'm sure Brian's talked to a lot of people about their background. Sobrian
was a police officer. Great knows how to break down stories and look for
people may not be telling, could be lying, or could be telling the
truth. Those skills are impeccable when trying to investigate an area or an encounter
or whatever. And then you have people that are going to live off the
land and can track and do all this stuff. So all these people get
together and that meeting table gets larger with all these skills that are floating around
all these people will get more interested due to conferences that they go to and
they're curious about. Well, they said, Oh, I can bring my
skills to this. I can really help these guys out. So that helps
tremendously in this field that family grows and grows. Renee was saying, even
though you have differences on what you may or may not think these things are,
we all want to be able to get to the point where we can
put our differences hide and say, hey, let's figure out what the heck
these things are. That's what we're all here for more absolutely, because I've
spent the last couple of years just dipping my tail back into the big Book
community publicly. That is, like I said, as I've been away since
Fining Bigfoot wrapped up, I've been reconnecting. My dad was adopted. I
find my dad's birth family. So I've been reconnecting. Waking up one day
and fighting out. I had twenty one cousins on one side click know me
through a Fining Bigfoot, which is pretty odd. The one thing I was
doing is working on following up reports again on indigenous land, and in the
last couple of years, I don't go to a lot of big cook conferences.
I would love to do more. If it works with kids, I
always fay school administrators and teachers reach out to me because my favorite thing is
to go and talk to the schools. And if those overlap with big book
conferences, all the more, bring it. But what I've been seeing at
conferences just the last couple of years is more of an indigenous sense and I
love it. And you guys, that's to me. I don't know.
I got choked up. I was at an event recently. I tried to
come in and work the room, and I promise I didn't do the best
job that night, because I call myself. It was a lot of indigenous
members for my home state were at this table and it was just this moment
of Oh. I literally was shedding tears that we were having so my four
years. I love to see the indigenous presence at these conferences. We need
to welcome them more invitations. It's a breadth of knowledge and experience and skill
set that they bring to the table that we need to bring everybody on board,
take down the barriers of what bigfoot is and listen and learn from each
other and stay tuned for more sasquatch Obsy. We'll be right back after these
messages. Before we get to the organization of this conference and going into the
details for you guys, I'm going to say thank you so much for both
to Marty and Nikki for inviting me into it. I have not stopped talking
about it with Dad. I know that me and Brian have not stopped talking
about it have We made The main argument was how it was how many books
we're going to bring to the conference? Is this going to be your first
time in Florida, you said, well to O'Connor. Yes, my family
and myself love Orlando. We love the Disney Parks, and we love Universal.
So I'm fifteen and I've been seventeen eighteen times. Me and Dad are
planning a trip to Universal after the conference, but our first time out of
Orlando. It's going to be an incredible weekend and an incredible week for us,
starting with Friday night. Then, do you guys want to say a
little bit about the VIP dinner. So we have one hundred and sixty of
our attendees who are our VIP lists that get to come and do a meat
and eat is what we call it. So we'll do a huge barbecue buffet
with everything from pulled four chicken, macarai and cheese, all the good Florida
fixens. We'll bring everybody together. This year it will be indoors. We
don't really announce the location because we don't need party crashers, but it will
be indoors in the ac Last year we did it outside under pavilion, but
it was April and it was hot enough then, so we knew better than
to do that again. So we'll have about two hours to meet, eat
mingle. We don't really do a lot of signatures and stuff there, but
we do give everybody an opportunity to meet the speakers in front of a backdrop,
take their picture, say hi, then let the speakers have their little
introduction and talk. That's just a great segue to the Saturday conference because then
they end up getting to be the first ones in the door on Saturday to
come get their signatures and everything, and then then they end up in the
first four rows of the front row and seatings. Everybody seems to always enjoy
it. We always have a blast, and I think there's still left.
Yeah, there's very few left. Where there's very few VIP spots left if
anybody's still interested in getting one, all of you will be there hopefully.
Well, David, you can't make it, I think you've got Yeah,
we'll be able to make it Friday night, but I'll be there Saturday for
sure. Yes, and you'll get to meet everybody else that's not here as
well, Russ and Ken, and it's just gonna be a great Adam.
I'll just say for people listening Matt Truitt talking about books phenomenal sasquatch, if
you are in the fleshing bone camp, he is the next Meldrum or Cliff
Barrackman or whatever you believe would talk to him. The dude is smart.
Ken Gearhart, He's got his own cryptozoological course. So if you're more wide
open on the spectrum of the things that you love, he gets someone that
definitely talk and meet with. We also have Adam Davies Ken Gearhart. Adam
It's you want hat or non hat on a super star for show zoology,
and Adam Davies is actually he found like real proof. So if you want
to talk to someone that legitimately has found proof of these cryptos who logic plans,
then he's your man, and then Russell Accord. If you love the
TV show Expedition Bickfoot, if you love a military member approach, survivalist approach
to the phenomenon, then russ is your guy to talk to. That's my
two cents and all them. But they're all awesome. It's a great lineup
and they're very social, so you'll have a chance to pick their brains.
Trew It is an old friend of mine. Used to live in Washington State,
a lot of squashing out here before he moved back to the East Coast.
Matt was actually a part of our very first Smoky Mountain Bix gooodwroof.
One thing I'll say about Adam Davies Renee. He doesn't even know this,
but she was locked in a metaphysical imagine arm wrestling match with Adam Davis for
the right tonounce. Daniel Renee took it over because Adams like, I'm British,
I should introduce him, put him three. I was like just being
British or really being into the love of the kids, you know, so
I just said, yeah, gift Renee. After all these years, it's
Adam Davis. I've been calling it if Davies to his space. Yeah.
In fact, my one request is I can never come after Adam. I
mimic people's I've called him Madam Davies forever, and I kept putting this one
guy calling Madam Davis, and then I realized it was himself calling them Madam
David. So I realized, that's correct. I should probably assume that mine
was wrong, seeing we learned something at these conferences. Matt wanted to be
with us for the podcast. I texted him a couple of days ago and
he's, dude, I can't make it. I'm in the woods doing research.
So that's why he's not here today. But you guys can catch him
at the conference. He is one of the best in Bigfoot. You will
not be disappointed. Yeah, I'm the same without him without well, and
I just I haven't spoken at him recently, but with Pruet, what I
love about him is he's goods to the ground and the great conversation, open
minded. I have that dialogue to be able to back it up. But
I'm not saying that the people aren't. But I'm just I think Prode is
a great example of somebody who's in the biological species can't and is doing the
active current research, and then we'll engage in dialogue to learn more from the
entire community. We need more examples like Ken. I have not seen in
forever, so I am looking forward to seeing him. It's been years since
I've passed with him, and Adam I saw recently, so I'm looking forward
to he. Ken has a little bit of experience I believe here in Florida
because of the first time I met Ken was in two thousand and four here
in the Green Swamp. He was great. I've met him out in Washington
as well, so he's an awesome guy. He knows his stuff about cryptozoologies.
Everyone's off so that's going to be a great event for everybody. So
just get out there, drop your money in there, go and you're just
gonna have a blast. You're going to learn a lot of stuff. Yeah.
Absolutely, Before we do our final few things, Marty and Nikki,
is there anything else you guys want to say about the actual staff today,
the actual day of the confer I don't know how many minutes we half left,
but I would love to hear Brian speaking of delegating. Brian tell us
a little bit about the Skunk Cape Brown Table, and who we have.
I don't think that's what announced or did we miss it? You missed that,
you missed that. I don't want to give away everything. I want
to leave a little mystery out there. But we do have at least five
folks from Florida. Marie Dumont's going to be there for sure. I'm confirming
these people as we go. We've got Christopher Balzano, who is an author,
and we've got Richard Fairby, the founder of b FG. And I'm
working on confirming the last one of our members for the round table. But
yeah, you guys froze up and missed that. We did get to talk
a little bit about that. We're going to get into all of the things.
I'm stoked to get into the skunk Ape and the research that people are
finding down there. We're going to get into all the evidence. We're going
to get into what they're finding, what the theories are. While you guys
were gone, Marty and Nikki, I've got to pair down the questions because
I've got so many questions to ask these folks and we've only got an hour.
So we'll get into that and get all those questions answered, So it's
going to be a good time. I'm really looking forward to doing it,
and it's worth all the guys in the Skunkky round Table, they have their
own boosts right off the adjacent to where the speakers are. We may not
get a lot out of them individually in an hour, but you've got the
rest of day to drop in on them and the deep rouls. It's gonna
be a long day, you guys. We've got nine am doors open,
we go till seven, so you've got ten hours. Yeah. We're always
amazed that the ones that are still there at seven, and there's always a
lot and as they're walking out, we're telling them by we're like, these
people are troopers the hours. Yeah, we're shameless stellers, even from ourselves.
And the Skunkcat Ground Table has always been such a love segment of this
event that we actually, for the first time ever in Gallenburger' you'll be doing
the Appalachian Bigfoot round Table. We brought a lot of Gallenberg to Florida to
start with, and now we're sneaking a little Florida back up to galliber But
oh that just in general, we're next quo to this year, which if
anybody came last year, we're one building away from what we were last year
next door. But we did buy a giant inflatable bagso this year we're gonna
stick out. Figure that'd be better than one of the thousand signs around the
World Questrian Center. So if you can't figure out where you're at, look
for the big Foot, and if that doesn't give it away, then you're
probably at the wrong place. Huge. The World of Questions Center is huge.
If anybody's been there before, I know you write some of you have,
but it will have a lot of people going. I couldn't find it.
It's a yeah, college, large college campus. So it is a
billion dollar resort. It is the most pro amazing new area for us to
gather. Ever, so like that place is that the screen is like the
definition is too good, it's four K. It's I don't want to see
myself that closed like filter. Yeah, go as much as you want.
You'll get a bracelet when you check in. And so when you get your
bracelet you can leave and go around, have onech other's four or five restaurants,
just so much to see just in the World Question Center itself, and
we have people come leave for an hour and come back and hopefully we'll be
able to feed everybody. Last year that was a big to do. It's
hard to get at the position stands. Isn't a lot the food trucks this
year they did. Yeah, they you told me we're have boot trucks.
We'll see, we'll see a long day, so just come planning for that.
A lot of fun. It is a marathon, not a sprint,
but engaging. If you're into any of this stuff, you can have a
long, fun day. We're not amazing in a little press of twenty five
dollars. Why thank you for twenty five dollars these days? That's there.
That's right, guys. I want to thank you all for being here today.
I believe thirteen days I look this morning, thirteen days this conference will
be taking place. I can see Marty's face going it's second day's way.
Is that anything else, Brian that you would like to say? No,
just looking forward to seeing everybody there. Thanks everybody in the chat. Share
this. Let everybody know there's still tickets available. We would love to see
you all there on June the eighth. I'll bey Jing. Yeah, so
we've talked about kids. But please, if your kids are curious, bring
them. It's not scary at all. It is informative and education. There
is a lessener discussion though, because we don't know what's coming out of anybody's
mouths. But yeah, come on. I'm family orientated and ably and there's
enough time in the day to do everything. If you're there for it.
Whoever you want to meet, you'll meet them. You'll be able to hit
the vendor boost and you'll be able to listen to your favorite Just like Harpy
g says, just come on down. If you're curious about big quit sasquatch
yetty, it's gonna gepe all that. If you have questions, you just
want to ask people. You got a ton of people here that you can
ask. Just reach out. It's going to be fabulous. So this facility
is huge. It's like the Disney World of Equestrian in Okala. It's the
biggest facility there in Okala. We hope to see everyone there. Come on
down. Rudie Holland, that's a beautiful Memorial Day weekend here. I'm wearing
some flannel in the hat because it's fifty two degrees in Seattle, and I
love brain be happier. So I'm going to have to dig deep into my
closet to find potentially some shorts and lighter oner weather. But I think we're
indoors. It's going to be air conditioned. I just keep saying, everybody,
bring your sandals, shorts, and your big smile, because I'm looking
forward to seeing everybody I know. On that night after the VIP meet and
greet, there's one hundred and sixty people, but usually everybody figures out where
we're staying at the hotel, and just like the last three conferences I was
at, I stay up until about four in the morning. Usually it's a
lotty talking to people want to talk to me, So then I roll in
that next day and talk all morning and into the afternoon into the evening.
So I hope that I will still have a voice at the end of the
night. I am stoked. Bring your family, bring everybody, bring your
heart, and know y'all do. I'm looking forward to seeing y'all. Just
stay tuned this week everyone, if you follow our page, the Great Quarter
Big Foot Conference will be making announcements all week just as we're tying everything together.
It's the last kind of puzzle pieces coming together, and we're excited that
all of you are going to be there and that we get to do this.
Oliver AA, It's gonna be a huge tience in the end. I'll
just say this here. With the people that we've got involved with the Skuncave,
Rown Table and the total number of people we've got involved doing presentations and
everything else, there are gonna be so many people actively involved in the research
as well as people have had these experiences that if you are remotely interested,
it's a great data to be inn Okala for this event. So Indiana,
we appreciate you so much putting this all together and doing that for us.
You are more than welcome. I am so excited to be there in a
couple of days. We're flying out a week before. We are so excited
to be a part of this. I know Dad can't stop talking about it
either. We are all so excited to be there. We will see you
all on June eighth. They say, you don't gotta go home, but
you can't stay. I don't want to happen steps step, Joy, this
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