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Speaker 2: We got someone or something growing around out here?
Speaker 3: Does a legend walk among us working in the forests
Speaker 3: of our world?
Speaker 1: Did you see what it was?
Speaker 2: Was it a person or an animal? Or I can't go? Oh,
Speaker 2: I know if my thunder light came on and I did.
Speaker 2: Happened to Glenn and see this thing running across the
Speaker 2: yard A good fight man or something works like a man.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it was.
Speaker 4: For over fifteen years, we've talked with scientists, researchers, investigators,
Speaker 4: and witnesses trying to gain insight and proof around the
Speaker 4: existence this mysterious entity.
Speaker 2: Hello, get somebody out here.
Speaker 5: What's going announce their?
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Speaker 2: I'm walking right over. Oh, okay, hand on, yeah, got
Speaker 2: you're bigger?
Speaker 1: Okay, what's he doing in your yard?
Speaker 3: We're gonna do you join us as we continue into
Speaker 3: the investigation of the Sasquatch Experience and good evening, everybody.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Sasquatch Experience for Monday, September sixteenth, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four. I'm Sean the Fort Choup Forker, joined by
Speaker 3: James Baker, Vince Nezbitt, Henry May, and Matt Arner. Back
Speaker 3: after a few weeks. Guys, it's good to be back.
Speaker 3: I know last week we were supposed to be on
Speaker 3: the air, but I was quite sick, and so it
Speaker 3: was bake. We went to the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Camping Adventure
Speaker 3: weekend on Saturday. What a great event that Eric Altman
Speaker 3: and everyone put together. How about a baker? Yes it was.
Speaker 6: I love the speakers. The food was good, five miles
Speaker 6: up the hill was all lasting for.
Speaker 1: It forget to squat event.
Speaker 6: The only problem we had was is Sean Rella is now,
Speaker 6: why don't drive at night?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I mean it was us, that's it. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: listen listen. I was also I also got sick event,
Speaker 3: and I'm a bitch as it is on road trips.
Speaker 3: But you amplify me being sick and Baker not being
Speaker 3: able to see anytime he's asking me to if this
Speaker 3: is the right exit. I'm like half paying attention, So
Speaker 3: I'm saying, yeah, it just takes take the turn. So
Speaker 3: we take, and then of course it's the wrong turn.
Speaker 3: And so as we're going down, and this is where
Speaker 3: Baker's impatient because as we're trying to get the GPS
Speaker 3: to re initialize and reroute, Baker's driving all around God's
Speaker 3: Green Earth, not letting the GPS initialize. So I'm getting mad,
Speaker 3: and so any recording we were going to do went
Speaker 3: out the window. So I apologize to our patreons. It
Speaker 3: was not a It was a good time, but being sick.
Speaker 3: I mean, you asked Bake. I went from being lively
Speaker 3: and bubbly that sitting in a chair for the second
Speaker 3: half of the day. It was just bad. It was bad.
Speaker 6: But I want to admit though that I wouldn't have
Speaker 6: roaded with anybody else. And the worst part was is
Speaker 6: the week a couple of days before I got I
Speaker 6: had gotten uh I had gotten some kind of uh
Speaker 6: problem with grat with the uh oh trees and weeds
Speaker 6: and whatever. I couldn't see.
Speaker 3: No, my whole face exploded.
Speaker 6: This was the first day I could actually open my
Speaker 6: eyes one hundred percent and my night vision was just
Speaker 6: like And we decided to take my truck because it
Speaker 6: was just going to be easier because Snuffy was going
Speaker 6: to look at my chainsaw.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 6: So yeah, we're driving around the middle of nowhere some
Speaker 6: chainsaws in the back.
Speaker 7: It was it was so country.
Speaker 3: And so we didn't get the recording we wanted to
Speaker 3: for everybody. So we apologized. But this week we'd leave
Speaker 3: for the Mothman Festival. Uh Bacon, I'll be hitting the
Speaker 3: road Thursday morning, so get your lives ready. We'll be
Speaker 3: live and from the road, all in better health and
Speaker 3: looking forward to a great time this weekend in Point Pleasable,
Speaker 3: West Virginia. But yeah, again, we'll get Eric on here
Speaker 3: to recap the event. Rumor has it there may be
Speaker 3: another one coming for next year, which we're looking forward to.
Speaker 3: Always a good time to be in, you know, in
Speaker 3: that part of Pennsylvania so rich with Bigfoot history. Guys,
Speaker 3: I'm so rich with it now, Matt, speaking of areas
Speaker 3: of Pennsylvania origin history. We've got something coming up in
Speaker 3: this weekend, the following weekend.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm on September twenty eighth of this year at
Speaker 5: two o'clock at the Neilson Run Campground in Austin, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5: We'll be doing a town hall myself, Sean James, if
Speaker 5: you're available, if you want to come out, that would
Speaker 5: be great. We're going to do a town hall. We're
Speaker 5: going to go over some of the encounters and sightings
Speaker 5: that have been reported in the area, not just from BFRO,
Speaker 5: but from encounters that we got from speaking to people,
Speaker 5: word to mouth, people that have posted in counters on Facebook.
Speaker 8: Today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we had a great one today and it keeps going.
Speaker 5: And I'll go into that in a few minutes. But
Speaker 5: what we're going to do is we're going to do
Speaker 5: We're going to meet at the They have a pavilion there,
Speaker 5: and we're going to meet at the pavilion. We're going
Speaker 5: to do a town hall, traditional town hall. We're going
Speaker 5: to initially talk about our experiences. We're going to talk
Speaker 5: about the experiences that we've that we found in that
Speaker 5: particular area, and then we're going to ask the audience
Speaker 5: if they had any encounters or experiences themselves later on
Speaker 5: that evening. What we're planning on doing is doing a
Speaker 5: basic expedition. We're not gonna go too crazy, but well
Speaker 5: we're gonna go up on top of the mountain, we're
Speaker 5: going to do call blasting wood knocks, and in this
Speaker 5: area there have been encounters. So the BFRO December twenty
Speaker 5: two in Potter County that was literally two miles from
Speaker 5: the campground.
Speaker 1: So Matt, I need to ask you. Would you say
Speaker 1: you're gonna do call blasting, Are you gonna do pre
Speaker 1: recorded audio or are you gonna do yourself vocal?
Speaker 5: Well, Sean, I think I should do my vocal.
Speaker 3: Listen, I put Matt on vocals any day when it
Speaker 3: comes to If you watch, I'm sure it'll be an
Speaker 3: upcoming episode of Beyond the Trail Bigfoot that Alex. We
Speaker 3: recorded with Alex for you might get a sample of
Speaker 3: Matt's vocals, and I think it might have been on
Speaker 3: another hiking car and Chewie. Yeah, you'll get a sample
Speaker 3: of Matt's vocalizations. And I'll tell you what's remarkable is,
Speaker 3: though I don't know if the video captures it, but
Speaker 3: when you're out there in that area in the middle
Speaker 3: of the night and it's dark and there's a and
Speaker 3: there's this overwhelming vista the valley and Matt gets going
Speaker 3: that and sound travels, man, it permeates through those woods
Speaker 3: and it just goes for miles and it's it's incredible
Speaker 3: to hear when when when it happens, you have to
Speaker 3: experience it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely. So if people want to come out, contact
Speaker 5: myself or Sean through Facebook or through the through the email.
Speaker 5: We're kind of putting this out on at the last minute,
Speaker 5: but we're hoping that we can get more local people
Speaker 5: up there and also some people from the region. So
Speaker 5: we were just talking about the experience. Somebody reported on
Speaker 5: one of the Pennsylvanian Bigfoot pages today and this was
Speaker 5: something that happened this past weekend. Yeah, very fresh, very fresh.
Speaker 5: It's in an area where I'm very familiar with and
Speaker 5: I'm not going to get divulged the exact location. I
Speaker 5: promised the person I would not do that, but I
Speaker 5: personally have been in that area. In fact, actually it
Speaker 5: was funny. My wife and I took a hike in
Speaker 5: that particular area and something was growling at us. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna assume it was probably a coyote that we got
Speaker 5: a little too close to. But the trail that's up there,
Speaker 5: it's supposed to be like this nice, easy trail. It's
Speaker 5: not like I love my friends in the dcn R
Speaker 5: with the State Forest. But man, they let that trail down.
Speaker 5: It was really bad. But I have been in that area.
Speaker 5: It is a really good area. And on Sunday I
Speaker 5: was actually out just on the other side of the
Speaker 5: river out in the Quahona and found a really good
Speaker 5: promising area. But going back to the experience, the person
Speaker 5: had had that feeling. Around four point thirty in the morning,
Speaker 5: he went to ust bathroom and of course if you're
Speaker 5: in one of the State Forest cabins, you got to
Speaker 5: go to the to the outhouse. So he went to
Speaker 5: the outhouse. Yep, he went to the outhouse, had that
Speaker 5: feeling something was watching him. On his way back he
Speaker 5: heard wood knocks and basically at that point he got
Speaker 5: in and yeah, and that was it. So but the
Speaker 5: one interesting point is I started. I replied back to
Speaker 5: the person saying, hey, you know, get back to me
Speaker 5: and send me a message and we can talk a
Speaker 5: little more. And she did in in Uh. It was
Speaker 5: fantastic information. But on the threat itself, I had another
Speaker 5: gentleman from Elk County who was able to I connected with.
Speaker 5: He hasn't had any experiences, but he does believe that
Speaker 5: there's something out there. He knows the area pretty much
Speaker 5: as much as I do. And then I right before
Speaker 5: he came on, I had a lady from the area
Speaker 5: of Driftwood, which is not that far away and literally,
Speaker 5: uh you know, pretty much right on the other side
Speaker 5: of the valley from where I was that took photos
Speaker 5: of prince that she found in the snow in twenty
Speaker 5: thirteen and just outside her residence and looking at the
Speaker 5: prince there. You know, sometimes I look at snow prints
Speaker 5: and I'm kind of like, I looked at these prints,
Speaker 5: and these prints are pretty decent.
Speaker 3: So I see myself, man, I'd like to yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw that. And so there's a lot of
Speaker 5: good stuff. So we're going to add those to the
Speaker 5: list as well. But we're Everyone talks about the Allegating
Speaker 5: National Forest and southwestern PA. But I'm really on this
Speaker 5: hook here that I think north central PA is really
Speaker 5: where it's at.
Speaker 3: Well, right after we had that bad hurricane I think
Speaker 3: it was in twenty fourteen, we got those really bad rains, yes,
Speaker 3: and wiped out a lot of the roads up in
Speaker 3: northern PA. Again, kind of like what just happened that
Speaker 3: long ago. Yes, But Ray and I got stuck up
Speaker 3: out on the mountain. When we went to investigate that
Speaker 3: winter got stuck. We had to walk six miles in
Speaker 3: a blizzard, literally in a blizzard, I'm not bullshitting anybody.
Speaker 3: And we came across this camping area and just by
Speaker 3: the chance there's a guy that lives out there all
Speaker 3: year round, knocked on his door, you know, got in there,
Speaker 3: got some shelter, made a call to my dad to
Speaker 3: come retrieve us. And as Ray and I are talking
Speaker 3: with him, he's just, what are you guys doing out here?
Speaker 3: We were explaining we were out there following up on
Speaker 3: a big foot sighting and up on Old fourteen. He
Speaker 3: has something that comes around every year. They can bank
Speaker 3: on it, almost like a clockwork. At the end of summer.
Speaker 3: As you and I have thought for some time, Matt,
Speaker 3: that's when it starts to pick up into fall. And
Speaker 3: something took a fully full deer carcass off his back porch.
Speaker 3: It was hanging, took it, didn't drag it through the ground,
Speaker 3: took it and made off with it office porch. And
Speaker 3: that's not far from where our research area is. It's
Speaker 3: called picking either it is. And but you have somebody
Speaker 3: that lives out there year round, again in a very
Speaker 3: remote area of Pennsylvania, and these stories happen. And I
Speaker 3: know when you know so, guys, I read the feedback
Speaker 3: from our listeners now that we're you know, we really
Speaker 3: get a good audience on Spotify and they leave their
Speaker 3: comments and talk about how you know, sometimes we have
Speaker 3: this banter at the beginning of the show and you know,
Speaker 3: if you don't like it, piss off, listen to someone else.
Speaker 3: But the part of the reason why we have the
Speaker 3: banter is for this right, this specific information. This week
Speaker 3: we had a lot of good information, mainly because we've
Speaker 3: been off, but Matt's doing a really good job collecting
Speaker 3: information for this town hall because it's an area of
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania that is really untapped. And if you go to
Speaker 3: any of our presentations, we talk about that almost belaboring
Speaker 3: the point that up until recently, and I mean recently
Speaker 3: the last twenty years, there was nobody collecting reports up
Speaker 3: this way, or nobody doing a very good job of
Speaker 3: getting publicity of doing it. And as Matt has spent
Speaker 3: the time and we've spent the time in these areas,
Speaker 3: people are starting to trust us and they're starting to
Speaker 3: come to us with their stories and their encounters and
Speaker 3: we need that is we're working with a gentleman and
Speaker 3: actually got the first round of data that I'll share
Speaker 3: with you when we'll get together. Matt from our friend.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to put his name out there because
Speaker 3: we don't have his permission, but the guy's a data
Speaker 3: analyst for a living, and he's been taking the work
Speaker 3: we've done and putting it in Excel format and plowing
Speaker 3: through the data and he's got the first round of
Speaker 3: results for us.
Speaker 5: That's actually, if I'm not mistaken, I'm not going to
Speaker 5: say anyames, but that was the person we met at the.
Speaker 3: Right Central PA Bigfoot Festival and I'm excited to see
Speaker 3: what the result. He sent me the email. If he's listening,
Speaker 3: I apologize I've not opened it yet because I want
Speaker 3: to open it with Matt and really get into these,
Speaker 3: really get into this. It's pretty exciting stuff. This guy,
Speaker 3: I don't want to give away what he does, but
Speaker 3: it's by the grace of some almighty if you believe
Speaker 3: in God, God or whatever you believe in, that this
Speaker 3: guy came to us and really wanting to bring the
Speaker 3: vision that I had a shared vision back in the
Speaker 3: early twenty tens and he's actually making it come to life. So,
Speaker 3: you know, we talk about the power of collaboration and
Speaker 3: the power of we being greater than the power of me,
Speaker 3: and all those other cliches you can think of. There's
Speaker 3: a lot of truth to that, and I'm really excited
Speaker 3: to see these results, man, Like, I so badly want
Speaker 3: to click it open, but I don't want to do
Speaker 3: it until we're together, because it's the result of our work,
Speaker 3: not my work, our work. So I can't wait to
Speaker 3: get that to you, buddy. I can't wait. Now I've
Speaker 3: done enough, you know, you know, getting our listeners to
Speaker 3: salivate a little bit. We will share it once we
Speaker 3: go through it. Don't worry. It's exciting stuff. Henry, tonight
Speaker 3: shoe is about reviewing On the Trail of Bigfoot the Ancients. Now,
Speaker 3: we were supposed to have Seth on last week with us,
Speaker 3: but I blew that force and got sick and we
Speaker 3: weren't able to get Seth locked down for this show.
Speaker 3: But Henry, why don't you kick us off with a
Speaker 3: synopsis of On the Trail of Bigfoot the Ancients and
Speaker 3: then your impressions and then we'll go from there.
Speaker 7: Well in my opinion, this is the Bigfoot documentary of
Speaker 7: twenty twenty four so far, and really none have come
Speaker 7: close to this one in my opinion. And I think
Speaker 7: it's also Seth's most personal documentary since his dad is
Speaker 7: in it, his cousin as well. He is a cousin
Speaker 7: that's in it. And they go to Northwest in North Carolina.
Speaker 7: They look into the legends from the Cherokees. There, the
Speaker 7: interview witnesses. They team up with Russ Jones and Matt
Speaker 7: Prewett and Davis is in it. And it's really good stuff.
Speaker 7: It's really it's very well done. I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 7: I gave it a perfect ten out of ten my
Speaker 7: reviews on Amazon.
Speaker 9: Wow, he did on the Amazon page, so you guys
Speaker 9: want to check it out. My name on Amazon is
Speaker 9: HM two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: Henry, how often have you given a ten out of ten?
Speaker 7: Oh, I've given tens out of tens to a lot
Speaker 7: of stuff, but it's been a while.
Speaker 3: It's been a while. That way, I'm a lot more
Speaker 3: discerning than Henry when it comes to my right right
Speaker 3: right writing system. Sorry, no edit that out, but you
Speaker 3: know I'm always partial to When we go back to
Speaker 3: on the trail of Bigfoot the origins when we go
Speaker 3: to British Columbia, because it was John Green that got
Speaker 3: me into this, so that one was probably really personal
Speaker 3: and touching to me. But I can see how Seth
Speaker 3: takes that personal journey for himself and his family's story,
Speaker 3: his saga, and turns it into a great documentary that
Speaker 3: weaves the narrative through the activity that happens in the
Speaker 3: Smoky Mountains and one it's again, as with most things
Speaker 3: small Town Monster does, it's incredibly beautiful.
Speaker 4: Well done.
Speaker 3: But it's great to see people that aren't your typical
Speaker 3: talking heads and Bigfoot documentaries like I can't sell you
Speaker 3: the last time I really saw Matt Pruitt interviewed for
Speaker 3: a documentary. I could be wrong, but a fresh take
Speaker 3: for me Doctor Jones, who does you know? He shows
Speaker 3: up and has his own podcas and everything, but he
Speaker 3: always lends a, you know, another air of credibility to
Speaker 3: the topic, right, which is always needed. And then uh,
Speaker 3: you know, there's also I can't remember the gentleman's name,
Speaker 3: but he's talking about when he was out in the
Speaker 3: woods and he heard the whistling and Henry was he
Speaker 3: was thinking of his father and he got all misty
Speaker 3: eyed and like there's a lot of little emotional spots
Speaker 3: in the documentary. Was that Jeff Carpenter chance Maybe maybe
Speaker 3: it was Jeff guess, Okay, it was, it was and
Speaker 3: it was touching, man, Like, there are a lot of
Speaker 3: moments like that that we're poignant. That really told I'm
Speaker 3: bad with names, so thank you guys, really told to
Speaker 3: me a great story. And of course mister Breedlove. I
Speaker 3: met mister Breedlove at the Ohio Bigfoot Conference back when
Speaker 3: Minerva just started and missus Breedlove, you know, sadly not
Speaker 3: with us any longer. But he was always such a
Speaker 3: good dude, you know, and he's he is a good dude.
Speaker 3: And we just saw him at Small Town Monsters. He
Speaker 3: was promoting the ancients while he was there, had some
Speaker 3: great family mementoes on the table and talk to you
Speaker 3: got to give that man credit. He had steam all
Speaker 3: day long he went talking about the documentary and to
Speaker 3: see him, and it was really special for me because
Speaker 3: I have that connection with mister b you know, when
Speaker 3: he's working the table helping Seth with from Minerva, and
Speaker 3: you know, he's kind of the unsung member of small
Speaker 3: Town Monsters, like the literal founder of the founder of
Speaker 3: small Town Monsters, and to see him in that was
Speaker 3: just really cool, and just the engagement with the family members,
Speaker 3: and of course Mark Mansky. Does it get any better
Speaker 3: than Mark Matsky. I'm a big Mark Maskew fan, and
Speaker 3: anybody doesn't like him, we'll go outside and fight. I'll fight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I'll give him a black guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're going to give Mark Matski a black guy
Speaker 3: that's not nice?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I'll give whoever oppones.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, whoever oppones, he's not going to get a chance.
Speaker 3: I apart. I love Mark what genuinely. Every time I
Speaker 3: get together with Matt, we just talk. Or with Mark Matt,
Speaker 3: Matt and I get together, we talk to But anytime
Speaker 3: I get together with Mark, we just talk and it's
Speaker 3: just refreshing, refreshing. So vance and we'll let everybody, we'll
Speaker 3: talk into it a little bit more in depth. But
Speaker 3: I want to get your your first opinion of it.
Speaker 1: You know, I was. I was really taken back watching
Speaker 1: The Ancients and Matt Pruit's take, and there was a
Speaker 1: couple of things that Prewit brought up that I have
Speaker 1: done myself in central and southern Illinois that I thought
Speaker 1: I was the only one that would do this. But
Speaker 1: Prewit said during daytime investigations, he would look for buzzards
Speaker 1: circling in the area. And then this is a daytime investigation.
Speaker 1: He would look for buzzards circling in the area because
Speaker 1: he figured there was something dying or soon to die,
Speaker 1: and he would make his way over to that area
Speaker 1: and see maybe if there's footprints in that area. I
Speaker 1: thought I was the only one to do that. So
Speaker 1: when I heard him say that, I got chills. I
Speaker 1: was like that that is amazing that he said that too,
Speaker 1: because that's a great aerial evidence that there's something that's
Speaker 1: gone down, whether it was taken by predation or is
Speaker 1: just a natural death, but you never know, and perhaps
Speaker 1: maybe you might find footprints in that area. Along with that.
Speaker 3: I would go back to.
Speaker 1: Jeff Carpenter's audio recordings of the wood Knox that he
Speaker 1: captured along with a whoop that you brought up, you know,
Speaker 1: while you brought up his you know comment earlier, but
Speaker 1: his audio recording of wood Knocks very interesting. Now, when
Speaker 1: I started to watch this documentary, I really thought maybe
Speaker 1: this was going to go down the road of a
Speaker 1: Breedlove family history and that's all it was going to
Speaker 1: be about. But I understand why Seth brought this, the
Speaker 1: whole family into this central forum to create this documentary,
Speaker 1: and I understood all of that. But when I first
Speaker 1: started to watch, I'm like, is this all about the
Speaker 1: Breedlove Family. No, it's really not. It's about the Ancients.
Speaker 1: And then the third point I would like to make,
Speaker 1: which I have heard on so many different interviews and
Speaker 1: different podcasts about what we have all talked about the infrasound,
Speaker 1: and Adam Davies, who's part of the Ancients, talked about
Speaker 1: his experience of actually experiencing something like that where he
Speaker 1: passed out from what maybe the infrasound of this creature
Speaker 1: and his explanation is completely fascinating. And again it's Adam Davies,
Speaker 1: but that's what I'm speaking about, well respected in the community.
Speaker 1: But you know, you take it for what it is.
Speaker 1: Is this an infrasound thing, and you make of it
Speaker 1: what you want. But the whole documentary was it started
Speaker 1: off a little slow because, like I said, I thought
Speaker 1: it was a Breedlove family documentary, but then it broke
Speaker 1: off into why it became what it is in that area,
Speaker 1: And when you look at the video footage throughout the film,
Speaker 1: you can clearly see this is a prime location where
Speaker 1: a creature that is undiscovered or theoretically undiscovered would live
Speaker 1: and thrive in these areas. It's just prime habitat. And
Speaker 1: I found that completely fascinating. And I was enthralled from
Speaker 1: the moment that the that the documentary started until the
Speaker 1: moment that it ended.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what, I there was no secret
Speaker 3: that it was going to be a family saga. Like
Speaker 3: it was going to be a family story, And I
Speaker 3: think that's one of the I'm a sucker for a
Speaker 3: good story first of all, Like, if you really want
Speaker 3: me engaged, you got to tell me a good story.
Speaker 3: The pacing at first was a little slower than I like,
Speaker 3: but super good. I mean as you start getting into
Speaker 3: the you know, the familial connections why he made it
Speaker 3: part of his family story, you know, the you know,
Speaker 3: being told to watch out for the boogers in the
Speaker 3: woods or you know what have you like, mister breedlove, Like,
Speaker 3: it was just it started weaving in and it started making,
Speaker 3: you know a lot more sense and it was super told,
Speaker 3: super well. I did like how they kind of touched
Speaker 3: on missing people just a little bit. As you know,
Speaker 3: we went down that exposic I think got about a
Speaker 3: couple of years ago. Now, you know, one of the
Speaker 3: things we found out about is that we could do
Speaker 3: show after show after show on missing people in the Smokies.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: And then they touched on feral people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but there's a show about that already and it's
Speaker 1: you know, for one one so.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, but you know what the also, you know,
Speaker 3: half of the four one one is just becoming a
Speaker 3: bunch of overhyped bullshit. Why don't we get back to
Speaker 3: the actual things that we want to talk about. It's
Speaker 3: missing people, and it's connections, not just making up connections
Speaker 3: to which side of the audience you're going to pander to, right, Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, based upon the conference you're going to be
Speaker 3: going to. Is it UFO, was it Bigfoot? Or we'll
Speaker 3: just keep it ambiguous and go back and forth whatever
Speaker 3: I can make money. I don't know, true, just I'm
Speaker 3: in a mood tonight. We'll call it as we see it, right,
Speaker 3: It's like that's the problem, that's the problem I have
Speaker 3: at least with small town monsters. They stay to the
Speaker 3: straight and narrow. They kind of let you make up
Speaker 3: your own mind on it, or they don't go into
Speaker 3: it at all. Which, hey, you know what, that's a
Speaker 3: great place to be. With all the bullshit going on
Speaker 3: in the world. Do we have to add more bullshit
Speaker 3: to the Bigfoot world? Right? Like, that's that's my ask.
Speaker 3: And at least with a documentary like on the Trail Bigfoot,
Speaker 3: the ancients like, the bullshit's kept to very minimum, and
Speaker 3: it is it breaks and I.
Speaker 1: Have to agree with that it was kept very minimal.
Speaker 1: And all it's telling is a story of, Hey, this happened.
Speaker 1: I can't say that it's fact, but I can't say
Speaker 1: that it's fiction either. And what do we always go
Speaker 1: back to? Yeah, can't prove that it's real, but you
Speaker 1: can't prove that it's not real.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: We got to a very interesting conversation with a relative
Speaker 3: last night. This is why we don't talk about, you know,
Speaker 3: the missing people subject more. And you know, the problem
Speaker 3: I have with it is you never know of somebody's
Speaker 3: family that is, you know, traumatized by a missing person
Speaker 3: is listening to the show, and how you choose to
Speaker 3: be exploitive, you know, makes a big difference, and it's
Speaker 3: a character move. And I know we've talked about it
Speaker 3: and we've made allusions in some cases where you know,
Speaker 3: we try to make connections to fit the ideas that
Speaker 3: we're trying to you know, perpetuate in the in the podcast.
Speaker 3: But I think we've also done a very good job
Speaker 3: saying we don't know, and it's potential, and we never
Speaker 3: want to hurt somebody that was, you know, either victim
Speaker 3: or somebody related to somebody who suffers through one of
Speaker 3: these terrible tragedies. I just want to put that side
Speaker 3: note out there. And you know, when I think about
Speaker 3: how to do things tastefully, you know, again, we go
Speaker 3: back to small town monsters and I always like to
Speaker 3: put out there like I'm a supporter of their products.
Speaker 3: I you know, I back every Kickstarter. I've been an
Speaker 3: executive producer for a couple of the films. Like I
Speaker 3: believe in what they do, and we review the products,
Speaker 3: We review everything, and I believe. Look, I just I'm
Speaker 3: not a wu person. And I gave a flash of
Speaker 3: Beauty Paranormal Big. I gave that a stellar review. I
Speaker 3: thought that was a documentary that addresses the paranormal Bigfoot
Speaker 3: topic and does it very well. Is it my cup
Speaker 3: of tea? No, But it's also not exploitive and that's important.
Speaker 3: And when you're dealing with some of these topics, you
Speaker 3: could really go down that line and it's distasteful and
Speaker 3: I'm glad they don't do that right.
Speaker 1: And that's one thing I have to say, because between you,
Speaker 1: Sean and myself in private conversations, whether we've been together
Speaker 1: or even if we're on the phone, you're very honest
Speaker 1: about your take on the production that's put together, which
Speaker 1: is exactly what you're explaining on the show right now.
Speaker 1: There is no bs, there's no fog and cloud to
Speaker 1: try to give a different an illusion of something to
Speaker 1: promote something. You've been very honest. I've been very honest
Speaker 1: about what it is that we see and what we
Speaker 1: take away from it, and generally from what I take
Speaker 1: away from it, I walk out well after watching this
Speaker 1: with a little bit more interest in the entire subject
Speaker 1: matter and want to have a little bit more motivation to, oh,
Speaker 1: let's take a little bit further look into all of
Speaker 1: this instead of it falling flat on its face, going
Speaker 1: you know, what this isn't really worth it anymore. No,
Speaker 1: this keeps the entire subject matter fully in blossom. And
Speaker 1: you and I have both been completely honest about what
Speaker 1: it is we've seen and what we talk about in
Speaker 1: private with each other.
Speaker 3: So when we talk about, you know, the missing people topic,
Speaker 3: it's not new to on the trail of Bigfoot, the ancients,
Speaker 3: they've addressed it in many and they've always done it tastefully.
Speaker 3: And I think I have to make that point known
Speaker 3: because it's it's it's just important to me that we
Speaker 3: recognize that. And I guess maybe I'm I'm on that
Speaker 3: bend because I've been watching a lot of documentaries lately.
Speaker 3: I just watched Chimp Crazy. Have you guys watched that
Speaker 3: at all? It's worth the watch, if only to show
Speaker 3: you the batshit crazy people that inhabit this planet with us,
Speaker 3: and the lengths they'd go to, you know, to be
Speaker 3: very selfish and make it about them. And while they're
Speaker 3: trying to say they're doing these great things for creatures
Speaker 3: great and small, or the stories end up being about them.
Speaker 3: Whether you go to Tiger King or you go to
Speaker 3: It's just pardon my it's fucking distasteful. And I have
Speaker 3: a hard time with it. I really do. When I
Speaker 3: get when you have an opportunity to watch content that's
Speaker 3: really good and done in a way isn't hurtful, isn't
Speaker 3: harmful to the topic, and treats people with respect. I
Speaker 3: think every time we have to jump on that and
Speaker 3: say so, and yes we might have a personal connection,
Speaker 3: and yes there might be financial backing, but damn it,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't back it if I didn't believe in it.
Speaker 3: So just kudos to this team for that and the
Speaker 3: guys again, listeners. There's a lot of documentaries out there,
Speaker 3: I'm sure, just like many of you, your documentary consumers
Speaker 3: at a rapid pace like I am, it's like it's
Speaker 3: it's almost a sad state of affairs. It's become God,
Speaker 3: what was that show? Inside addition in a lot of
Speaker 3: these documentaries, and it's just it's not the way. It's
Speaker 3: junk journalism. It's not there's no story and there's no
Speaker 3: purity behind it. It's just exploitation. And I have a
Speaker 3: problem with that as I've been on a soapbox now
Speaker 3: and really belaboring a point beating at the hell and
Speaker 3: probably lost all our listeners I'm sorry. We just all
Speaker 3: have to get together on that and and I know
Speaker 3: everybody's taste varies, but it's it is what it is.
Speaker 3: But we do have to take our break. I did
Speaker 3: that rant. I'll get myself some water and calm down,
Speaker 3: and then when we come back, we'll go talk about
Speaker 3: some more on the trail Bigfoot. The agents folks will
Speaker 3: be right back.
Speaker 1: Take it.
Speaker 3: Take our next little segment with a light heart and enjoy.
Speaker 3: We'll be back right after this.
Speaker 10: They're eating the dogs, They're eating the cats. They're eating
Speaker 10: a pence. The people that live there, they're.
Speaker 1: Eating the dog.
Speaker 10: Holla, They're eating the cats. They're eating a pence. The
Speaker 10: people that live there.
Speaker 1: Who steve a symbo.
Speaker 5: I've been part of this investigation since the very beginning,
Speaker 5: and that has never been raised.
Speaker 8: You're sure, Yes, it wasn't a space laser. No, it
Speaker 8: wasn't a murder hornet.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
Speaker 8: It wasn't sasquatch, no, center, it was a bullet. It
Speaker 8: was a bullet senator fired by crooks. Yes, sir, that
Speaker 8: he hit President Trump in the year and almost killed him.
Speaker 3: Okay, glad we cleared that up.
Speaker 1: Wait, what it wasn't a space laser murder hornet or
Speaker 1: a sasquatch. I for crying out loud, I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to crumple up that screenplay, eh. Anyway, Speaking about filmmaking, yes,
Speaker 1: like we were talking about Sasquatch, but filmmaking brothers David
Speaker 1: and Nathan Zelner have been obsessed with Bigfoot since childhood,
Speaker 1: when the elusive woodland creature entered their imaginations. Their lifelong
Speaker 1: infatuation inspired them to create Sasquatch Sons, a ninety minute
Speaker 1: dialogue free movie about a family of sasquatch living in
Speaker 1: a Pacific northwest forest. Of course, one of the cast
Speaker 1: members is Jesse Eisenberg, you may all remember him. But
Speaker 1: the characters emote a grunt under heavy prosthetic makeup and
Speaker 1: fur covered body suits in a mundane yet curious portrayal
Speaker 1: of everyday life now. Sasquatch Sunset is a provocation, even
Speaker 1: by the brothers' standards. The creatures do everything you'd expect
Speaker 1: to see animals do if you were in the woods
Speaker 1: studying them. But there were reports of walkouts at this
Speaker 1: year's Sundance Film Festival in reactions to scenes of the
Speaker 1: creatures partaking in routine mammalian bodily functions. We knew it
Speaker 1: was gonna be divisive, David says, but it's interesting to
Speaker 1: hear what some people are shocked by. I bet they
Speaker 1: have no problem seeing a horror movie of the week
Speaker 1: where humans are getting eviscerated. David Zelner goes on to say,
Speaker 1: in the nineteen seventies there was a Bigfoot craze. There
Speaker 1: still is, David. We watched that show in Search of
Speaker 1: and were mesmerized with the Bigfoot episode. And then there
Speaker 1: was a lot of ape in cinemas that we were
Speaker 1: exposed to, for example two thousand and one a space Outyssea. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's how the movie starts, is with the Apes that
Speaker 1: was a main one, but also Planet of the Apes,
Speaker 1: and then maybe even every which way but loose with
Speaker 1: Glyn Eastwood and an orangutan. Of course Chaka from the
Speaker 1: Land of the Lost. He was huge for us. Listen, folks,
Speaker 1: if you've seen the movie, we'd love to hear it
Speaker 1: in the comments section wherever you want to comment at
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Speaker 3: start getting into the more cooler months where Matt and
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Speaker 3: getting the research done. But then we've got some festivals
Speaker 3: and conferences that we've got that we're going to be attending.
Speaker 3: But tonight's show isn't about those fun things. It's about
Speaker 3: on the trail of Bigfoot, the ancients, and the topics
Speaker 3: that were spurred therein my little rent, which I apologize
Speaker 3: went on a little longer than I anticipated, but I'll
Speaker 3: drop my filibuster and Matt go ahead and take it
Speaker 3: away with some points you wanted to make there.
Speaker 5: So we were talking about the missing people cases, and
Speaker 5: I've handled a few of these missing persons cases with
Speaker 5: my profession and law enforcement, and there's a certain respect
Speaker 5: you have to have with the family and there's different
Speaker 5: approaches that you go through, you know, when you're doing
Speaker 5: these these searches for people. Now, most of the time
Speaker 5: we don't have that wilderness search. We're having people that
Speaker 5: are going into an urban area. And uh so we
Speaker 5: do keep a certain respect and dignity for that family
Speaker 5: when we're when we're doing this, because sometimes the results
Speaker 5: may not be what the family is looking for. But
Speaker 5: again we have to approach that with that dignity, you know,
Speaker 5: for the person and for the family themselves. I do
Speaker 5: know with some of these missing person cases, particularly in
Speaker 5: the in the wilderness areas there when we start bringing
Speaker 5: up different points that they they may have walked into
Speaker 5: a different dimension, they may have been transported by something,
Speaker 5: it may have been chased by something. Again, we have to,
Speaker 5: you know, really try to provide the best answers we
Speaker 5: can for the family. We have a missing person's case
Speaker 5: from It's not in my town, but a town close by,
Speaker 5: and the kid was actually on the phone before with
Speaker 5: his last contact saying that he was up in a
Speaker 5: tree and he had a pack of coyotes that were
Speaker 5: chasing him. The kid had absolutely vanished from the face
Speaker 5: of the earth. The only thing though, is with that
Speaker 5: particular area. There's a lot of deep shaft coal mines
Speaker 5: in that area, so they brought drones out that that
Speaker 5: go into those mind shafts to try to find any
Speaker 5: sort of sign. But if we had someone come in
Speaker 5: here and say that, you know, there's the possibility he was,
Speaker 5: you know, lifted in the air by a UFO, you
Speaker 5: know again that that particular family maybe heartbroken and they
Speaker 5: may be thrust into a light that they don't want
Speaker 5: to be in, you know, So we really do have
Speaker 5: to take the account of the family when we do
Speaker 5: this for their missing relatives, and again, the biggest thing
Speaker 5: is to provide that family with dignity.
Speaker 1: You when you say drones, are you talking about four
Speaker 1: wheel drive RC vehicles that go down into these cavernous
Speaker 1: areas or are you actually talking about a flying vehicle?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 5: These are these are actually uh they're kind of across
Speaker 5: between a submersible drone, okay and a wheeled drone. So uh.
Speaker 5: This was actually provided by the by the federal government, UH,
Speaker 5: particularly those that that work in mines UH with the
Speaker 5: UH with the Search and Rescue Team, and they were
Speaker 5: able to provide a uh it uh tethered but they
Speaker 5: were able to provide that from the search, and I
Speaker 5: believe it had about a thousand foot uh uh basically
Speaker 5: tether uh to it, So it was able to get
Speaker 5: through quite a bit. But in that particular stretch of woods,
Speaker 5: there's quite a few mine mine shafts in that area,
Speaker 5: and there's some mine shafts. Some of most of these
Speaker 5: mine shafts are recorded, but there's some that aren't recorded.
Speaker 5: We call those wildcat mines where maybe somebody knew that
Speaker 5: there was a that there was a coal seam somewhere
Speaker 5: and the family kept it a secret and they'd go
Speaker 5: down there and mind the coal so without you know,
Speaker 5: letting the big coal companies know. So you do have
Speaker 5: those throughout that area. But but with that particular case,
Speaker 5: like I said, it, you know that that person may
Speaker 5: be anywhere. But if someone were to go through and say, hey,
Speaker 5: I think he stepped into another dimension. Like I said,
Speaker 5: the family, the family themselves, they're they're already grieving and
Speaker 5: won't say at the loss, but the fact that that
Speaker 5: that relative is missing the potential.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think it's natural for you know, to
Speaker 3: go negative, as much as everybody wants you to be optimistic,
Speaker 3: very rarely does that optimism, you know, shine through. It's
Speaker 3: a very depressing thing. And yes, and it's tragic, you know,
Speaker 3: because sometimes these don't always have good happy endings.
Speaker 1: But there's an interesting take to this, and I would
Speaker 1: say to Matt's point, there seems to and I haven't
Speaker 1: really completed my thought on this statement, but it's it
Speaker 1: seems to me very interesting that there's something tethered in
Speaker 1: order to research to see if they can find something.
Speaker 1: This doesn't seem to be a science that has been perfected,
Speaker 1: but it was something that was thought about to say,
Speaker 1: we need a drawn that is tethered in order to
Speaker 1: see if we can find somebody that has turned up missing. Uh,
Speaker 1: this seems kind of in its infancy stage. But I
Speaker 1: find it really interesting that you brought that up, that no,
Speaker 1: this is a tethered piece of equipment that's being used.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and unfortunately, like I said, it may not get
Speaker 5: into all of the areas where they're searching in some
Speaker 5: of those mind shafts are are extremely deep, so it
Speaker 5: may there may be somebody that that's on another shelf,
Speaker 5: you know, just to the right of it or to
Speaker 5: the left of it, that that that particular drone may
Speaker 5: not be able to to say.
Speaker 1: But don't you think a person would get to a
Speaker 1: certain point where they say, yeah, that's far enough for me,
Speaker 1: I'm turning back. I don't see somebody going further and
Speaker 1: further and further into an abyss which they're not really
Speaker 1: too sure on how to get back, unless there was
Speaker 1: something drawing them into it.
Speaker 3: Well, you make it that they have a choice. You know,
Speaker 3: accidents happen, and sometimes you're in those minds, the floor
Speaker 3: gives out the you know, you lose traction pretty quickly
Speaker 3: and you just become a victim of circumstance. Yeah, yep.
Speaker 5: Disorientation is probably the number one you know factor in
Speaker 5: in a lot of these stats because of the fact
Speaker 5: that you're in a completely dark environment. You may think
Speaker 5: that you're turning to the left. You may actually, you know,
Speaker 5: not have made that complete turn. You may think that
Speaker 5: you've you're turning around, and you may have gone just
Speaker 5: a few degrees over to the side. You're not going
Speaker 5: to find your way out. We find out a lot
Speaker 5: with people that fall under the ice or have that
Speaker 5: have very similar issues because of the fact that you
Speaker 5: can't see and they're trying to find where you know,
Speaker 5: they may have fell in the ice five feet away,
Speaker 5: but they're struggling because they're going five feet the other direction, right,
Speaker 5: and all.
Speaker 3: This, you know, we relevate back to reviewing the ancients
Speaker 3: because you know, there's a decent part of the you know,
Speaker 3: documentary where they're talking about missing people and again another
Speaker 3: area known for its caves, you know, vast stretches of
Speaker 3: we could call it underdeveloped wilderness, like it's not been
Speaker 3: touched by people, you know, contaminated wilderness. I guess, whatever
Speaker 3: term you want to use. I did talk about, you know,
Speaker 3: Faro people, and you know, potentially using the caves and
Speaker 3: Faro people being different from homeless people as a potentiality
Speaker 3: for you know, what bigfoot could be. And we go
Speaker 3: into that. Guys, as they go into the documentary, you know,
Speaker 3: the term bigfoot in culturally is relatively new, like nineteen
Speaker 3: fifty and on. Before that, it was stories of wild
Speaker 3: men and gorillas. Actually, I wonder when they started using
Speaker 3: the term gorilla Henry. Maybe you know that because even
Speaker 3: that is still a little bit more of a more
Speaker 3: modern term. Well, you start talking about some of those
Speaker 3: legend stories Henry, they touched on that pretty well, don't
Speaker 3: you think they did.
Speaker 11: As far as the name gorilla, I think that name
Speaker 11: came about for possible sasquatch in the eighteen hundreds, sometime
Speaker 11: in eighteen hundreds, after the gorilla was discovered around eighteen
Speaker 11: forty eight or eighteen forty.
Speaker 3: Seven, whatever it was. Well as well of those years, Henry,
Speaker 3: you're letting us down. You're supposed to be the Encyclopedia d.
Speaker 3: But you know, they talked about you know, of course
Speaker 3: Dennis Martin, which we talked about in you know detail
Speaker 3: here on the show, and the different thoughts and what
Speaker 3: people saw that was reported, what people saw that was
Speaker 3: reported and not notated, which was very interesting. You know, again,
Speaker 3: we could go back to feral people, but would feral
Speaker 3: people not be a good explanation for bigfoot creatures? Would
Speaker 3: that make it any less I guess maybe it would
Speaker 3: make it less cryptozoological? But have we nailed these feral
Speaker 3: people down to really study them a little bit and
Speaker 3: find out what exactly what the hell they are, where
Speaker 3: they're from, why they're choosing this existence. Have they gone
Speaker 3: backwards in the mental you know, capacity of modern living standards,
Speaker 3: or are they really something just a little bit different
Speaker 3: I don't want to find out because I saw this
Speaker 3: really bad episode of American Horror stories were revolving around
Speaker 3: a missing person, and it really freaked me out for
Speaker 3: being completely fictional. It scared the shit out of me,
Speaker 3: and I really don't want to be it's about the
Speaker 3: park ranger in one of the observation towers and I'm
Speaker 3: missing person. It's something else, it's something else, but you
Speaker 3: know again, then he got Trenny Gibson and Mike Harrom
Speaker 3: which wasn't familiar with Mike. The Mike Aaren disappearance, I'm
Speaker 3: still not too quite familiar with. Adam Davies talked about
Speaker 3: it a little bit. Always focus on you know, we
Speaker 3: focused on Dennis Martin quite a bit. There's other people, though,
Speaker 3: that do deserve their due diligence and in the reporting
Speaker 3: of what happened to them and their disappearances. So maybe
Speaker 3: as we progressed down through this and inspired a little
Speaker 3: bit more by on the trail of Bigfoot the ancients,
Speaker 3: we do a little bit more investigating into some you know,
Speaker 3: missing people. Just because we're a Bigfoot show doesn't mean
Speaker 3: we can't really look into some serious topics that are
Speaker 3: worth examination. We are more than Bigfoot. We are Bigfoot cryptids,
Speaker 3: mysteries and conspiracies or whatever the hell the new tagline
Speaker 3: is that we've come up with that We very prarely
Speaker 3: promote what else you guys got on it, Henry, other
Speaker 3: thoughts that you've had on the documentary, Like you were
Speaker 3: as soon as you got that man, you were on it,
Speaker 3: and you were super stoked. Like when we had to
Speaker 3: cancel last week, I thought you were going to drive
Speaker 3: up here and hit me you were ready for this show.
Speaker 3: I was ready.
Speaker 7: I was to talk to Seth about all this, but
Speaker 7: obviously we haven't been able to lock him down for
Speaker 7: the show.
Speaker 3: But we're gonna have to do a pre record with
Speaker 3: Seth because Monday nights don't work out so well. So
Speaker 3: we're going to do a pre record and we'll get
Speaker 3: We'll make it work for the listeners. Don't worry, we'll
Speaker 3: make it work for us. We'll make it work for Seth.
Speaker 3: Sounds good because I know you really want to get
Speaker 3: on that topic. Vance any final thoughts.
Speaker 1: I would say on a final thought once you if
Speaker 1: you do watch this, and I would encourage you to
Speaker 1: watch this, get past the first maybe ten minutes to
Speaker 1: understand what the intro is. But once you get past that,
Speaker 1: I think it's a very intriguing documentary and you're gonna
Speaker 1: learn a lot more than what you probably know already.
Speaker 1: And that's the big value of what I took away
Speaker 1: from this is that I took away a lot more
Speaker 1: than what I knew twenty minutes before I started watching it.
Speaker 3: Loaded with information, loaded with a fantastic story. I guess
Speaker 3: I don't have you know much more to say on it. Besides,
Speaker 3: it was it was long. It was about two hours.
Speaker 3: It was worth maybe a little over two hours worth
Speaker 3: every moment I invested in it.
Speaker 1: It's probably wait to spend on Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you that.
Speaker 3: It is, and it's well done. It looks good. The
Speaker 3: talking heads they have it or anything but boring. Take
Speaker 3: a chance, watch it, enjoy it, and then let us
Speaker 3: know what you think in the comments below. Please do
Speaker 3: the YouTube channel you can find pretty well.
Speaker 7: It does flow pretty because it's almost ten and a
Speaker 7: half hours, but it just flies by.
Speaker 3: Most.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say this is with the with really anything
Speaker 5: from STM. It's high quality and just the flow of
Speaker 5: how the the documentaries and in the movies go through.
Speaker 5: It is just such a it's a it's a great
Speaker 5: pace and really I can't I can't say enough of
Speaker 5: good things about their productions out.
Speaker 3: There, right, And that's that's what we have on it.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Henry's got his written review. I'll post my
Speaker 3: written review in the Patreon and on Amazon. Uh, if
Speaker 3: you folks watch it, do the folks at STM a
Speaker 3: favor and leave them a written review, help them promote it,
Speaker 3: just like we asked you to do for us. Rate
Speaker 3: us and review us. We have one knucklehead that really
Speaker 3: likes to leave us a bad review every show. I
Speaker 3: don't know if I punched his mom your error or
Speaker 3: always won I know coming back and they like that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well it's until it keeps driving our ratings down and
Speaker 3: throws us down the I do. And you should care
Speaker 3: about ratings too, vance Yeah I.
Speaker 1: Do, but I don't care about one individual.
Speaker 3: Well, one individual makes a difference. And so folks out
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Speaker 3: middle finger, whatever you need to do, just make sure
Speaker 3: you're giving us feedback because the show is for you,
Speaker 3: the listeners. We thank you for bearing with us, going
Speaker 3: through another one of my rants. Just coming back after
Speaker 3: a few weeks to join us. We'll be back again
Speaker 3: in two weeks, well, not next week, the week after
Speaker 3: with another program. We've got some exciting shows coming up
Speaker 3: for especially if you're a fan of bigfoot books. We're
Speaker 3: gonna have some good authors joining us to talk about.
Speaker 7: There's one quick thing I want to plug, and that's
Speaker 7: a channel and website called Bigfoot Forensics.
Speaker 3: Yes, very good, Henry.
Speaker 7: You guys should check it out. If you haven't checked
Speaker 7: it out already's Bigfoot Forensics dot Com.
Speaker 3: There you have it, bigfoot forensics dot com. Henry, why
Speaker 3: don't you do us a favor, my friend, take us
Speaker 3: out with those dulcet tones. You'll be good or be
Speaker 3: good at it. There you have it, folks, We'll see
Speaker 3: you next time.
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