Speaker 1: Welcome to that Bigfoot podcast, where we believe in free speech,
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Speaker 2: And we are live. That went so much better than
the last time. Welcome to the show. Everybody, people piling
into the chat. We got to change the intro because
it just says Brian and Wayne and we have Tiffany.
I feel really bad we're doing Brian, Wayne and Tiffany. Tiffany.
You are muted just in case you were talking and
wanted us to hear you, So you can now unmute yourself.
Welcome to the show. How are you believe it or not?
Speaker 3: That happened from time to time?
Speaker 4: That does it happened? Show before last? Oh my god, Brian,
I was so professional sounding. I was like, and our
membership is a dollar, honey, not And I was muted
the whole time.
Speaker 2: If the tree falls in the forest, and there's nobody
there to hear it. Did it really fall and make
a sound? Did you really invite anybody to join the
membership because nobody could do what you were saying. Somebody
sent me a picture today. It was actually Greg, who
I've done tons of shows within the past, some of
the history shows and things that you guys really enjoyed
back in the day on Sasquatch Hot to See. Greg
sent me this random picture via text message today and
he had a big box that had bigfoot poop on it,
which we sell, by the way, We actually have that
we carry it with us when we go to these
conferences and festivals. But he had a big box of
bigfoot poop he was about to enjoy, So I thought
that was interesting. Tiffany poops in the woods. Greg apparently
eats bigfoot poop. I was trying to go through the
chat here and welcome everybody because it's been so long
we've done one of these. Wayne, you said, it feels
like I just saw you when we popped on because
literally you and I were just recording the new episode
of that Bigfoot podcast that's going to drop tomorrow. As
we're doing this live now, we're going to dive into
some of those things, and we'll probably talk about a
few things that we talked about yesterday because we did
a really quick show. You had a heart out and
we got a little bit of a late start, so
we'll probably dive into some of those things. But I
want to say a special shout out to a couple
of people in the chat, Stormy and Wristol, that are
in the Chat. I got to meet them in person
finally at the what the fuck is it? Oh, the
Great Florida Bigfoot Conference down in the coun Just word, dude,
I forgot. They have a specific name for it. It
is the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference. So you got to
say it right otherwise you look like a complete douche.
But they came up and said hello, and I got
to meet them in person. Thank you guys for being
here for the show. Being in the chat. I know
you guys are here for Wayne Tiffany. It's okay, I'm okay,
my ego can take it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. They see our ugly mugs everyew weeks, several bobs
they're seeing. As this will be the second of four
shows they're gonna see us on this week.
Speaker 2: They must be very dedicated. I don't know who the
fucking googu is.
Speaker 3: Gougo is mister Gary Blaylock cool.
Speaker 2: I love the name. I'm probably going to steal that
at some point in time and turn it into a
joke at some point. I see Chris in the chat.
I see Alan in the chat.
Speaker 3: Sharon Troy, real quick, you know who Allen is, right,
our buddy from Cadillac Michigan.
Speaker 2: Oh, hello, Alan from Cadillac Michigan. That's how he starts
all of his wonderful voicemails which no shade, no tea.
But we haven't heard one of those in a while, Allan.
So I'm just saying you and Jeremy, all the people
that usually pick up the phone and leave us a voicemail,
just leaving us in the lurch. It's okay, we understand again,
my ego is fragile, but I can take it. We
really don't have anything to talk about. I feel like
some of these other people who just jump on. And
this really pisses Danny off because I try to get
him to do this on some of the coast and
episodes of our new true crime podcast, The Guilt Files,
and he is absolutely not I'm not just jumping on
cold turkey and talking about shit like you do. He's
a professional. He likes to have at least in the outline.
We fly by the seat of our pants here on
that Bigfoot Podcast. There's a couple of things that I
want to get into. One of the things that I
really want you guys to talk about first. There may
be somebody that's going to see this either now or later,
that may not be aware of the rebranding, and they
might be a little bit confused about what's happening with
Paranormal Odyssey and you guys, why don't I turn it
over to you Wayne and Tiffany and you guys talk
a little bit about the rebranding that's going on over
on Paranormal Odyssey and what you guys got going on.
I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let Tiffany take it if you're comfortable with it, ma'am,
because I feel like I have gone through this spill
one hundred times in the last few days. So yeah,
tell everybody what is up with the new show.
Speaker 4: If you listen to the recent release, we have rebranded.
We are going from Paranormal Odyssey to the Bigfoot Report.
Or report to be decided that everybody wants Bigfoot. We
enjoy the paranormal. I'm the paranormal girl, so I enjoy it. However,
the masses want the hairy Man, so we are giving
them the Hairyman. We will still do paranormal investigators every
so often, but we're going to be pretty bigfoot heavy.
You're going to get several encounters throughout the week on
top of the live shows that we do every Tuesday
at seven pm Eastern and every Saturday evening at ten
pm Eastern. However, it's going to be more on this
side of U Bigfoot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just like Tiffany said, Brian and I behind the scenes,
have been talking about this for over a year. It
was just time to pull the trigger. About a month
or so ago, I talked to Brian and said, yeah,
I'm just gonna do it.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: I'm a bigfoot guy. When I first started on YouTube,
I was Manimal Research and that's the name of my
research organization, and it was all Bigfoot all the time.
That's all you got. When I took over Paranormal Odyssey
and changed the name and started interviewing psychics, ghost hunters
and UFO guys and all that stuff, I lost people
and people will stop tuning in. I've since grown it,
it's about doubled since then. But still that just showed
me that Bigfoot is what people care about. Bigfoot is
my bread and butter, It's my passion. We're excited about it.
We're getting back to our roots. It's gonna be cool.
It's gonna be a cool new chapter in paranormal world production.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the reason I started Paranormal Odyssey in the
first place is I was getting guff from people over
on Sasquatch ODYSSEYE because I was interviewing people who had
weird experiences with orbs. People had weird experiences with UFOs,
they had hauntings, those kind of things, and frankly, people
just didn't want to hear it on my show. I
started that show because I'm very interested in those things.
I've had those kind of experiences myself. I have had
UFO experiences, I've lived in haunted houses, I've had weird
orbit experiences. Bigfoot is what I truly love to do,
and that's why I started Paranormal Odyssey in the first place,
was to give that a space, because those stories are important.
I think in some ways I've learned, especially over the
last couple of years, everything seems to be connected when
it comes to this stuff. I'm certainly not saying, by
any stretch of the imagination that Bigfoot is all wo
and it's all portals and crazy things going on. I
think we can all pretty much agree at some point
in time after talking to so many people, there seems
to be this undertone or this current that runs through
these experiences. Whether it just be you have one of
these experiences and then it opens up your mind, your
pineal gland, or your third eye, whatever it is, it
allows you to be a receptor for some of these
other things that people experience. I think that's at least
one of the connections that I've seen or commonalities that
run through these experiences. There's definitely a place for it.
I am so glad that you're doing the Bigfoot Report rebrand.
Bigfoot is the thing that you are most passionate about
out second only to the paranormal with Tiffany. Of course,
it's important to give those people in space to come
and share their experiences, but buying large Bigfoot really is
the bread and butter, and it is what people want
to hear there are the majority of the experiences that
we deal with. Why hasn't Brian been on to talk
about living in a haunted house? Troy, I've been on
about seven three hundred and eighty two other podcasts where
I've talked about all of that stuff. It's out there
somewhere in the zeitgeis for people to hear. I've had
some weird shit go on in houses. We lived in
a house when I was twelve when I had my experience,
the first experience I think I had with Bigfoot. We
lived in this weird house that we rented from a
guy whose two sons had lived there before us. It
was a very small town. I've talked about the town.
It's called Liray, Georgia. If anybody's familiar with Liarley. There's
not even a fucking stoplight, or there wasn't at the time.
I think there was like a caution light, and that
was a big deal. Everybody knew everybody's business, and these
guys had a reputation in the town. Their father was rich.
He owned a lot of land that had a business too.
These guys had this reputation for being devil worshipers. They
worshiped Satan. They lived in this house before us for
a couple of years, and as soon as we moved
into this house, weird shit started happening. I was experiencing
shadow people, a big shadow man standing over my bed.
When I would wake up in the middle of the night,
I heard voices and scratching in the walls. Most nights,
I would end up taking a blanket out of my
room and taking it into my parents' room because my
parents were still together at the time, and I would
sleep on their floor because I was petrified to stay
in my own room.
Speaker 3: Damn.
Speaker 2: I actually had a guy interview me about three and
a half years ago on another podcast. He was a demonologist.
He was into the demon part of this realm of
paranormal stuff, and he said to me, after listening to
my experience, I went through the entire thing that happened
to me when I was twelve in the woods, and
he said to me, do you think it's possible that
it was this dark entity that you were apparently dealing
with in your home that maybe followed you into the
woods and it wasn't a bigfoot at all. It might
have been this demonic creature or entity that you were
dealing with Lootah. I didn't see what it was, so
I have no idea. I've always assumed, based on the
information that I've gathered now in retrospect looking back, that
it makes sense that it was something to do with
a bigfoot. But I'm not above the fact that it
could have been something else. I'm open to all of
those things that I saw UFO when I was sixteen.
I've seen UFO subsequently in a couple of different times
here on our property up in Canada, when I was
out at Radium and other places I've had by the
UFO experiences. Anybody in chat, raise your hand if you
have not heard the interview that Wayne and I did
last week on that Bigfoot podcast where I shared my
encounters that I was finally able to talk about that
happened out in the Pacific Northwest last summer. I'm waiting
for the parfolial hand raise. I don't see anybody in
the chat.
Speaker 3: I think it's pretty safe to assume that there's going
to be the out there that haven't heard it yet.
If you want to go over them again, I certainly
don't mind hearing them. I was curious how you got
hooked up with Daniel to begin with, take us back
to the very very beginning, and.
Speaker 2: By Daniel, he's talking about Daniel Lee Barnett. He's the
kid over in the UK that a couple of years
ago got big butt famous overnight for finding a footprint
over in the United Kingdom in his research area out
in the woods, and he collected some DNA, sent it
off to a DNA company. They tested it came back
old World monkey and some other weird things that was
a part of this DNA.
Speaker 3: Real quick before we go on, Brian, what the hell
is an old World monkey? Explain that?
Speaker 2: Just look it up. It's Asian monkeys, basically monkey breeds
that were initially or originally out of Africa in East Asia.
You put me on the spot here. I'm not a biologist.
I don't even play it, so i'd know if you know.
Speaker 3: Or not, but I don't know. So I was curious
because you hear the term old World monkey and you're like,
oh shit, now what the hell is that? Because that's interesting.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Tiffany will probably google it while we're talking.
Speaker 4: You're exactly right as I was going to say, I
will google it. I will then do the link you
can see it, but.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure that's basically in a nutshell. That's the
very generic answer is it's one of these monkeys, something
that's never supposed to have ever set foot in the
United Kingdom. Let's put it that way.
Speaker 3: Okay, I apologize for interrupting you, Daddy, Please don't fire me.
Speaker 2: It's okay. So here we go. Fast forward a couple
of months. I'd seen a couple of ripplings here and there,
people who posted a few articles about him. But actually
Amy Boo from Project Zoo Book. She's pretty well known
in the big book community. She does a lot of
speaking gigs. She's been on a ton of podcast Amy
actually reached out to me privately and said, Hey, there's
this kid over in the UK. I think he would
be phenomenal for your podcast. He's a great kid. You
should reach out to him. She connected us, and that's
how we began that journey. It went from inviting him
on the podcast to mentoring him because he was starting
his own podcast, so I became his podcast mentor, if
you will. I helped him a lot behind the scenes
with getting his Mythical Legends podcast off the ground. It
just snowballed from there. This kid is autistic. He's about
to turn sixteen at this point. We're talking a couple
of years ago, about two and a half years ago.
At this point, he started a podcast, he started putting
together a conference that I actually traveled over to the
UK last year and spoke at as the headline speaker for.
And he's just continued to do more and more so
as he goes out and does these projects than they
wanted to do. This production company reached out and wanted
to do a documentary on his Bigfoot life, basically his
search for this creature and where it's led him and
the people that has brought to his life. Because he
has a ton of people that surround him, not just
his amazing nuclear family, his mother and his father and
his sister, but his grandparents are intricately involved in his life.
But he's also found tons and tons of people in
Bigfoot that have it's become his extended family. So My
Bigfoot Life was a project that they started doing, creating
this documentary to document his experiences throughout his battle with
autism and the things that he has to deal with
on a daily basis and navigating the Bigfoot world. The
Bigfoot phenomenon the Bigfoot community at large. Daniel and I
became fast friends. Look he's in the chat right now. Yes,
he is, way too It's way too late for you
to be up, daniel Le Barnett. You get your ass
in bed or I'm going to send your dad a
text message right now. It's like midnight in the UK.
I guess it's not too late for a sixteen year old.
But just a phenomenal kid, amazing personality, amazing drive. He
just makes you want to be a better person, he
really does. He makes me want to be a better podcast.
He makes me want to be better just in general
in life. So when I had the opportunity when they
were filming My Bigfoot Life, the documentary, they started in
the United Kingdom and then they wanted to finish over
here in the United States.
Speaker 5: Stay tuned for more of that Bigfoot podcast. We will
be right back after these messages.
Speaker 2: That's where I got invited to come out and meet
them in the Pacific Northwest, specifically Washington State last summer.
That's where the interesting part for me truly began. Because
I was just going to hang out with my friends.
RPG was going to be there. I knew Bobo was
going to be there at some point. I was going
to get to see Daniel Chris, who is another great
friend of mine from the UK. He's the one who
used to be on the Queen's Guard. He's this big,
giant fella with a big bald head and a personality
that's just out of this world. So I was just
stoked to go and hang out with my friends. We
went out to do this filming. Once we got out
to the Pacific Northwest. We had a couple of plans
in place. Production things change, bad things happen, good things happen.
Things got pushed, but we eventually got out to this
area and we actually met Bobo at the Olympic Project headquarters,
which I was stoked about because I've always loved the
guys from the Olympic Project. I've loved that story about
the nest, and I wanted to go out and see
their research. So we ended up meeting Bobo there. We
surprised Daniel and his grandfather and let them go in
first and have a big moment with Bobo. Just a
really good time. But we were serious about going out
and trying to do some research. We went out the
first day out. I was on the part of the
team that was doing some scouting in this area that
we're thinking about going and filming at night. We're out
and we start hearing whistles and we start having these
experiences and hearing things in the woods in the middle
of the day. That's when I ended up having my
first experience was in the middle of the day on
a day hike scouting this area. We're hearing whistles. Did
I see this thing peak out from behind a tree
three times about seventy seventy five yards away from us.
That just opened the proverbial can of worms and it
just progressed from there fast forward. We go out at night,
we start having these experiences. Bobo picks up something on
his thermal monocular. He's getting a big hit. He's passing
it over to Daniel. Him and Daniel are seeing it.
Bobo turns around, ask who's going to go out there
and see what that is? The woods? And of course
I'm straight into the woods, right I'm going right towards it.
And that's when it all started. The noises started happening.
Chris and I hear this big thud. It sounded like
something was either stomping or something had jumped out of
a tree. It's how I think I described it on
the first episode when you did the interview Wane. It
was really weird where we're hearing like this. It was
like a whistle and a sound, and it was moving.
So we're trying to track the movement. I go over
to where this little game trail is. It's a little
open area where something could cross over this trail, and
I'm hearing movement. I turn on my flashlight and this
thing crosses the trail in front of me, probably fifteen
twenty feet away. I see it clear as day from
the back. I see it's back, I see the there's
not really a neck, but it's kindical shaped head. I
see the back of the arm because it's moving and
it's got its face away from me, and it darts
across the trail, and I'm like, holy shit, I just
saw Bigfoot. And of course that excites everybody because Chris
is right there, he knows I've seen something. Now we're
hearing more movement. We're trying to track it from the
left to right. The next major thing I remember happening
is Daniel's yelling. I see eye shine I see eye shine,
and he's pointing. I'm probably ten fifteen feet away from
him and his dad, Craig. They're in the woods. Ryan
is circling around me because he's got his little nineteen
ninety eight Sony handicap that's filming in night vision and
he's filming. Because I said it on the last show,
but it's very difficult to explain how much deadfall, how
much undergrowth, underbrush. So the guys with these big cameras
could not get to where we are. All we have
was a couple of cameras go pros that people had on.
Daniel had to go pro, his dad, Craig had to
go pro, and Chris had two front and back. He
had him facing both directions. Daniel sees this eye shine,
and we see these two eyes, big eyes, probably bigger
than half dollars, a little bit bigger than that. And
then underneath it, to the side, just a little bit
farther down, a little bit shorter, if you will, is
another set of glowing white eyes. I say glowing self
illuminate because they're shining before anybody shines a flashlight. We
do turn on flashlights when the eyes start to disappear.
It looked like to me, I think I said it
on the last show. It looked like they fell to
the ground. They were doing this bob in motion back
and forth, like people have talked about on the show before.
At least I've interviewed people who say that bigfoot do
this swaying motion. It was swaying and bobbing, and we're
following these two sets of eyes doing that, and then
they drop down, disappear, throw on the flashlights and we
see this thing. I don't know if it stood up
or if it just moved from one side to the other.
Very similar to what happened the first time when I
saw it cross the trail. It crosses the trail right
in front of me, ten feet in front of me.
I am super close. But this time I've got three
people standing there watching it with me, and two of
those three people saw it. Craig was not looking at
the time. He didn't see it, but Chris and I
and Daniel saw this thing crawl the trail in front
of us. I'm gonna pause and take a question because
I don't want to miss people's questions. Brian, when you
walked out and the bigfoot crossed your path, where you armed. No,
I was not armed because I flew out there. I
didn't have anything on me as far as a weapon.
Nobody that I'm aware of in the woods with us
was armed at the time I took off running up
this thing. I chased this thing up a heel. I
had no idea. I've said it before, I'm pretty open
about my experiences. I've been walking down the path here
at our house and a freaking raccoon waddled out on
this trail in front of me and scared the shit
out of me. Right, I jumped like physically, oh shit,
that's a raccoon. Then I'm okay. But I had no
idea how I was going to react if and when
I ever had the opportunity to see one of these creatures. Immediately,
it was evident to me, I am the one who's
running towards the gunfire. Right, the cop in me came out.
I've done it multiple times in my police career. Unfortunately,
when people are shooting at you as a cop, you
don't really have much of an option. Either you quit
on the spot or you engage the threat. And every
time I had to run towards gunfire, and I was
going towards the proverbial bigfoot gunfire at the time and
chasing this thing up a hill. In retrospect, it was
probably one of the dumbest things I've ever done in
my life, because at the very least I should have
broken my leg or my ankle if you go back
like we did the next day and see this area,
I don't know how my old ass made it up
the heel a as fast as I did and b
through all the shit that I made it through without
breaking a leg or an ankle or at least going
down five or six times. Adrenaline, Yeah, adrenaline can be
your friend, that's for sure. So yeah, we eventually made
it up to the top of the hill. There was
Ryan Johnny on the spot, and I'm sure this will
make it into the documentary. You get to see my
immediate reaction. Literally less than a couple of minutes after
having this experience, He's able to get it on camera.
Alex know there was not a smell. It was a
weird thing to see the hair on this thing, how
groomed it looked, how pristine it looked. It was odd
and I've tried to go back in my brain. I
may even try to do some kind of regression therapy.
I know Doug Hichek knows some folks they've done that
for legendme science too. I would love to be able
to go back and maybe grab some of the things
that I've probably forgotten already about the experience, because that's
one of the things that stuck out to me is
I was like, it's so weird. It didn't seem real
that this thing was so smooth that a hair was
laid back, because you think about an animal. If you
think about a dog, a stray dog that's out for
just a couple of weeks on its own, it's not pretty. Yeah,
But at the same time, I thought back, and I've
done this since then. I think even after you and
I had this conversation on the last episode Wayne during
the interview, I did go back and look at some
of the footage of gorillas and chimpanzees in the wild.
Most of them look very well groomed because socially, that's
part of what they do, is they groom each other.
Speaker 3: I've never fucking I aught about that, but yeah, that
makes so much sense.
Speaker 4: And we've heard it on our show. Some of them
that they come across they look groomed, but then some
look pretty.
Speaker 3: Mangy, and I wonder if that's the rogues.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's where I was getting at is if you
had one that's been quot um quote kicked out, it
doesn't have anybody to groom it. But if it's still
within that family unit, they're going to take care of
each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's what I thought. I thought, Okay, maybe
they're in clans, because I do think there was two
creatures that night because of double eyeshine, right, there was
two sets of eyes and we heard movement in multiple directions.
I felt like what I saw the first time was
the same creature. Could totally be wrong, but it was
about seven to seven and a half feet tall. But yeah,
I thought the same thing. I thought, if these things
have a social structure, some sort of hierarchy in a clan,
maybe if the ones that people are seeing they're either
rogues or they're not high enough in the hierarchy to
be groomed by others. If you watch some of the documentaries,
and I've watched some chimpanzee documentaries, it's very much a
social thing. There is a hierarchy, there's a pecking order
in those clans of chimpanzees, and if you're on the outs,
you don't get groomed. That's just part of it. So yeah,
it just came together in a nutshell. That's what happened.
That's how I got involved in the project. Had I
not been a part of that project, I would have
had that experience because I would have not been in
that place at that time, particularly with those people. I
was absolutely blown away. I'm literally still processing it because
I haven't been able to talk about it. The few
people that I've been able to share it with privately
and now publicly last week. I think that's part of
the process, at least for me, as being able to
talk about experiences like that. I just haven't had that.
So I'm still reeling from it, and it doesn't seem
real to me. It really doesn't seem real. I'm still
trying to process the fact that I saw a sasquatch
three times in two days. I was really fifty to
fifty sometimes that was eighty twenty, leaning towards the fact
that this all might be complete horseshit than boom, I'm
ten feet away from one of these things. Then I
had all these other questions that rolled in, and I've
talked about it before on the show, even though I
haven't been able to share the encounters, I've talked about
how it changed me as a person because I went
from wondering if these things are real to now I
know they're real and I want to know what they are. Yeah,
I want to know how they have this eye illumination?
How do they do what they do? Why are they
the biggest, fastest, baddest things on earth? How does all
that come together? I don't know, but I'm in a
good place now because I know they're real and now
I've got somewhere to work from.
Speaker 4: So how do your emotions?
Speaker 5: Liede?
Speaker 4: Now, I know you said on the podcast that when
you saw it you cried like a bitch, but really,
let's be real. I you saw something that you've interviewed
dozens and dozens.
Speaker 3: Of people, hundreds of people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you you're probably over a thousand this point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you physically laid eyes on what you've only been
able to hear about. So it's an emotional experience, and
we've touched something that before is the emotions that these
encounters invoking people.
Speaker 3: So just the flood of emotions that had to have
hit you. I believe I'm going to get my chance
when it hits me. It's the flood of emotions that's
going to come over. And I've thought about this time
and time again. How am I going to react? And
you got that chance, Brian, and I was lucky enough
to be one of the first view that you shared
the experience with. Like I said in the interview, we
were texting back and forth and you said, dude, can
I call you? And that's rare for us because we
always text when whenever one of us want to talk
on the phone something's going on, and you told me,
and I could just hear the excitement and the fact
that you told me, Man, I got emotional. I cried.
It registered to me because I feel like that's what
would happen to me, because it's something that you've dedicated, however,
many years of your life now to looking into and
you finally got that validation. You bastard.
Speaker 4: Don't be Jellywayne.
Speaker 2: I think I had my first experience with these things
when I was twelve years old, and I'm fifty years
old now, so we're talking thirty eight years. I've been
searching for this answer for myself. I still don't know
if that's what I had experiences with when I was twelve,
but I can tell you now I know the first
part of the emotion. I shared this on the hill
with Ryan. I don't know if it's going to make
it in the final cut of the documentary or not.
What's the emotion? And first and foremost, I said, I
feel like such an asshole because I've interviewed so many
people and I've had this smirky ass look on my
face when they told me about seeing glowing eyes. Yeah,
and how close they were to these glowing eyes.
Speaker 3: I've never bought it, never once bought it.
Speaker 2: No, I never did, and I was like always rolling
my eyes and thinking, Oh, this person's full of shit.
I felt like such a dick because I didn't outwardly
say it to the people, but I thought it. No,
I felt like such an ass because that's the first
thing I thought about was how many people have had
these experiences and nobody believes them, including me. So I
felt horrible. It just really felt horrible. And then the
other part of it was just I guess the adrenaline dump.
I've been like that in high stress situations when I
was on the street as a cop, and I'd get
into a fight or something. You're getting in a fight
with a suspect, taking somebody into custody, or you're getting
shot at. I've gotten that a couple of times. A
big adrenaline dump will sometimes do that. You get very
emotional afterwards. But I think it was just the combination
of all of those things and just being so close
to something that I never thought was real. I was
just done. I was done with emotion. Like I said,
I'm still trying to process. At this point. I was
asking if you pissed yourself. I did not piss myself. No,
And that's the thing. I wasn't afraid. There was never
a second. There was never a moment. I take that back.
When Bobos first saw this thing on thermal and he
and Daniel were passing it back and forth, I'm probably
twenty five thirty yards in the woods at this point,
and when you hear somebody like Bobo say ooh that's big,
and I'm walking towards this noise that I'm hearing with
no weapon, that was a little unsettling for me. So
I did have that moment of Brian, what the fuck
are you doing.
Speaker 4: Dude, I should probably rasink this, but.
Speaker 2: My lizard brain just kicked in and I just kept going.
And thank god I did, because had I not pressed
on from the point that I was, I would not
have seen it the first time. And I don't know
if what happened in the first encounter with me throwing
on my flashlight and being so close to it the
first time allowed us to have the second experience. I
don't know, because they clearly if there was only two
of them. After I had that first experience and saw
this thing cross over the path, they had to regroup
because the two sets of eyes that we saw were
right beside each other.
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will be right back after these messages.
Speaker 3: Real quick. Brian, something stuck out to me the first
time you were telling the story and this time when
you talked about you saw the eye shine and how
they were swaying left to right, and then the other one.
I think you said a dropped down and was like
moving around and stuff. It made me think about my
one possible sighting that I believe all my heart. I
believe I saw one, but it was through thermal Every
time I've shared that story. The bigger one was swaying
like that, and then the smaller one. I always described
it as scurrying, as like playing in front of it,
like moving around, like real frantic back and forth. But
I could see the heat signature of a bigger one
swaying and then a smaller one like playing in front
of it. And that makes me feel so much better
about what I saw now that you've described what you
went through.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna move to Richard's point first and foremost.
Shout out to Richard Dushane, who was in the chat.
Richard was with me two years ago in October at Radium,
and he did have an experience with the sasquatch. He
saw one when he went outside the camper in base
camp at Radium. Hello Richard, my brother from another mother.
But here's his point. As far as being scared in
the PNW during that experience ten feet away from this creature,
I was not. There was no moment that I was
afraid of these creatures when I was so close to them.
But I tell you it was completely different on that
night hike in Radium. There were moments where I was
petrified on that night walking where we set out with
no flashlights, pitch dark. I don't have a weapon. Todd
had a forty five seventy. Kyle had a shotgun. Kyle
is Richard's son, but I didn't have a weapon. And
we were walking out in the middle of where we'd
heard these wood knocks, and I felt a presence unlike
anything I've ever felt before. I was almost not able
to sit down in the middle of the woods, with
my back to the woods, in the middle of the
night and pitch black, with what we believed to be
a sasquatch probably twenty yards from us. I was absolutely petrified.
I was shaking uncontrollably. I blamed it on it was
cold and I didn't have a thin jacket, but in retrospect,
I think it was adrenaline and fear at the same time.
I did not want to be there. I did not
want to be sitting down at the time. I had
a horrible feeling that I needed to be somewhere else,
but I didn't. I stuck it out. Everything worked itself out.
We got the final wood knock, and I think the
thing moved on and we were able to go back
to base camp and get around the fire, and it
subsided pretty quickly. But it's a really interesting dichotomy. I'm
ten feet away from a sasquatch that I can see,
and I have no fear, but I'm doing a night
walk and we haven't even confirmed outside of wood knocks
and whoops and some other things that were going on
that it was sasquatch activity, and I was absolutely petrified.
So I don't know what to make of that, but
I think it's important to remember that these are animals.
I don't recommend that anybody chase after one. Do as
I say, not as I do. I would not recommend that,
but you never know what you're gonna do when you
get in that situation. I just think you got to
play it by ear, and I was fortunate that it
worked out that I didn't fall into us my ankle
and break my leg and I wasn't taken off into
the woods in a sack. What's his name that got
kidnapped by the thing.
Speaker 3: Brian, I think the exact same thing. When I had
my believed encounter. I wasn't afraid. We stayed, we went
to bed. Not long after that. After I was fairly
confident that there was a sasquatch thirty yards away. I
wasn't afraid. I never felt like I was in danger.
It's a weird feeling, man, it really is.
Speaker 4: I was just gonna say it all brings it full circle.
Having experienced what you experience, replaying That's what I would
do if I was to have seen one of these,
I would just be replaying every encounter that I had
ever listened to. Somebody tell was it male or female?
Did that have a part to play in why you
were so great up in Canada? Was it an alpha
that was just projecting this you fucking stay there, you're
gonna die energy, as opposed to this one who may
have been something more docile in nature.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. I don't want to be one
of those people that I now see things. Because I've
experienced bigfoot, I'm more enlightened. But I had the feeling that,
for whatever reason, these were juveniles. It seemed to be
play to me. Because we've said it before, right, if
these the most elusive creatures on Earth, and very few
people ever get the opportunity to experience them. We're trapesing
through the woods with a film crew and ten or
twelve people. We're not being quiet. They knew we were
there way before we ever had any kind of whistles
or anything. But the whistles, the whoop, the movement, all
the things that culminated into these experiences, and they let
us get within ten feet of them.
Speaker 4: I think it was curiosity, especially if they were juveniles,
because you do have all those people and you're being people.
You know, you're not tiptoeing because they know you're there anyway,
that's dumb. You're just being yourselves and it draws them in.
Speaker 3: I think we're their entertainment.
Speaker 2: After having your experiences, how has that changed you as
a person and your perspective on the subject going forward.
I tell you, Kaiju, it is mind blow and it
is life changing for me because, especially being somebody who
is in the subject, I consider myself a novice investigator
of the subject. I do go out in the woods
and look for these things. I've been multiple places looking
for these things, trying to have experiences with them. It
changed that in I no longer wonder if they're real,
and that is a huge thing. It's almost like seeing
a UFO for the first time, a.
Speaker 3: Huge relief, like a lift off your shoulders. Like everything
I've been working on for four or five six years.
Has not been for nothing.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what I feel, because now I know
these things are real, then all the questions start. If
they're real, I got to see them a why aren't
more people seeing them? Why aren't they seen more often
in other areas? What are they? How do they have
these abilities? I just talked about it on this show.
You guys will hear it tomorrow as we're doing this now.
When I was down in Florida and Tiffany, this is
news to you. When I was down in Florida, there
was a guy that was showing a video at the
VIP dinner on the night before the actual conference on Saturday.
Get a bunch of photos. There was one hundred plus
people there, phenomenal group of people. We finished all of
our photos, all the speakers disband and we're just danding
around talking to people. This guy had his computer and
he's showing a video of what he claims to be
he and his wife are there, claiming that this is
a trail camera that they set up in their area
where they go and research, and he's showing what looks
like in a nutshell, two sasquatch running into frame chasing
four deer and one of these things runs up to
a deer and tackles it and takes it down. Right,
That's what we're talking about here. I'm just mind blown
at how fast this thing is moving. And this is
something that Wayne and I have talked about on the
show before we had doctor Hogan Chirol on. We talked about,
how are these things able to do what they do?
How are you the biggest thing in the woods. You're
seven eight ten feet tall, You've got shoulders that are
four or five feet across, You're one thousand pounds, yet
you can move and run as fast as or faster
than a deer.
Speaker 3: Dear, Yeah, that does not compute.
Speaker 2: Said it so many we said it on that show.
If you take a bodybuilder out of the gym that
can bench press one thousand pounds and you put him
on the starting line next to one hundred and thirty
pounds junior high school student on a track and say
run the four forty, he's going to get destroyed. Yeah,
the kid that's one hundred and thirty pounds probably can't
bench twenty five pounds, but he can run your ass
into next week on a track. But you take this
big bodybuilder that can bench press one thousand pounds. They
can't run as fast as this kid who's one hundred
and thirty pounds. So what gives here? How do these
things have so many of these abilities? How are they
everything and yet nothing all at the same time because
we can't fucking find them?
Speaker 4: And how are they so damn quiet?
Speaker 2: That's the other thing. Outside of the thud that we heard,
a few snapping twigs, you would have thought a squirrel
was moving through these woods. Yet ten feet away from
me steps out a seven to seven and a half
foot tall Harry biped that's making no noise at all.
I'm satisfied. Even the clicks and the few things that
they did. Had they not wanted us to hear those,
we wouldn't have known they were there. And that is
absolutely terrifying. It's terrifying and invigorating all at the same time,
because I want to know how you do it.
Speaker 4: And it goes to show whoever else goes out into
the woods, who was looking for these things. They're probably
already watching you and you don't even know they're there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I said it in the episode. How many times
have I been within ten feet of one, because I've
had my fair share of going out in the woods
looking for these things? How many times have I been
within twenty thirty fifty yards of them and just not know?
Speaker 2: Because had I kept my discipline and done the BFRO
or the tide standing thing and not turned my flashlight
on both times, I probably wouldn't have seen these creatures
outside of the glowing eyes. I had to turn my
flashlight on, and I think it surprised the shit out
of them because they were stepping across the path in
front of me, and I just clicked my flashlight on,
and then Daniel and Chris and I both we all
three clicked our flashlights on the second time. But had
we not, we would have never seen these creatures. To
Troy's point in size, I would say seven seven and
a half feet tall, Troy. If I was guessing a weight,
I would probably say four or five hundred pounds. This
thing was big. It was wide. The trail. We went
back and looked at it the next day. The trail
was probably six feet wide and it covered the majority
of it.
Speaker 4: That's insane. Do you give more when you have somebody
on you recently had meal on? What's the bigfoot habituations.
Does that make more sense to how that could be
a thing.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest, I want to tread lightly here. I
have a lot of issue with the cohabitation and the
habituation sites. Yeah, simply because of the lack of evidence
to support those claims. I did find myself as a
matter of fact, Part one of his episode with me
aired last week. Tomorrow is part two of that interview
that you're talking about, Tiffany. I edited that today and
I did find myself feeling I don't know what the
word is, more apt. I don't want to say to believe,
but I understood more some of the things that he
was saying to me after my experience that would not
have made as much sense to me before I had
my experience. If that makes sense, it.
Speaker 4: Makes total sense. And that's another thing I was going
to talk to you about is how you look at
You're in the hot seat now. So if somebody's going
to come to you and say, oh, I heard your
encounters on that Bigfoot podcast and that Bigfoot Podcast live,
but I think you're full of shit, now you're the
one that's being told you're full of shit.
Speaker 3: How dare being on the other side.
Speaker 2: I've already been there because I found footprints, I found
tree breaks. I've had weird things happen on gifting stumps here,
so I've been through that. It is different when you're
talking about a class A. I was ten feet away
from a sasquatch kind of thing. But Ryan asked me
that very question at the top of the heel when
he was recording my interview. He said, what do you
say to these people that are going to see this
and think you're full of shit? And I said, I
don't care. I literally don't give a shit if you
believe what I'm telling you because I experienced it, and
that's the only thing that's important to me. I am
one hundred percent convinced that these things are real because
I've seen them three times in two days, So I
don't care. I used to not understand that as much
as I do now when people would say that, because
I'd be like, how can you not care? Because you're
talking about seeing something that people don't think is real.
It's so cliche. But we've talked about it in the past.
I'm a knower, I really am, and that is a
powerful thing because it will leaves me of all the
other bullshit. I literally don't care about evidence anymore. I
really don't. I just got word back Cliff. Finally, he
said he talked to Jeff Meldrum about my cast, and
he and Jeff both agree that they look phenomenal. They're
great casts made by a sasquatch. Right. But Cliff said
to me, now, what, we've validated your cast. You already
knew they were real, dude, because nobody else would be
on your property with fucking fourteen inch feetprints that are
almost six inches across. You knew that. And I said yeah,
and he gets it. But he was like, that was real.
You knew it before you send them to me. So
he gets the validation part of it, because we all
need that. Like, I think it's healthy that I wanted
Cliff to look at him. I wanted Jeff to look
at him to say, yeah, dude, these look good, or
if that had questions, I would have taken that and
really dug in and said, if there's something wrong here,
I want to know more. So I think all of
that is healthy. But ultimately, at the end of the day,
when you see something and you know it, you really
don't give a shit about what other people think, and
that's really where I'm at. Troy says, do you give
more credence to the Woo due to your experience? No,
I don't really give any more credence to the WU.
When it comes to the WU or the high strangest,
I think it comes down to one of two things.
I think they experience something that they truly can explain
that is a real phenomenon that may or may not
be connected to these creatures. I think the other part
of that is that some of the people who claim
to have these high strangers are WU experiences. I'm just
going to say it. You can love me or hate me.
I think they're batshit crazy, or they're just making it
up whole cloth to be special. That's really the only
three options we have. I don't really give any more
credence or subtract any credence from anybody's experiences, because ultimately,
your experiences are what your experiences are. Most people in
the Bigfoot community that look at Bigfoot as a flesh
and blood creature would look at my experiences and say,
you saw glowing eyes. That's bullshit, dude, that's WU, Bigfoot
or flesh and blood. They don't have glowing white eyes,
so you're full of shit.
Speaker 5: Stay tuned for more of that Bigfoot podcast. We will
be right back after these messages.
Speaker 2: What do you do with that? I know what I saw.
The three other people that were standing next to me
who saw it. It's on camera. I'm not going to
get deep in those weeds. But we did film.
Speaker 3: What we saw, and they'd be flesh and blood and
have glowing eyes. We don't have a fucking specimen, y'all.
We don't know what they can and can't do.
Speaker 4: Everybody's Oh, it can't do this, or it can't do that,
or you're just in that wu plan. Well, why do
you know it doesn't because in your own mind you
have formulated this narrative to where this cannot be a thing.
Speaker 2: Let me bring it back to the heart of that
Bigfoot podcast because I think this is an important conversation
to have, because I think part of the problem that
we have is you have people like Sasquatch Ontario. You
have Mike Patterson out there claiming that these things are
speaking inside of his house, they're gifting inside this cab,
and people fall for that kind of stuff. That's different
than what right that's a hoax, So let's call that
what it is, and then let's try to separate the
wheat from the shaft. Over Here, on the other side,
there are weird things. It's weird to go out in
the woods and see a hairy, seven to eight foot
tall monkey in the woods with glowing white eyes. That's
some weird shit. It's not supposed to happen, So that's
weird for a lot of people. But I think you
can separate the two and say it is possible. Very
much to Wayne's point, I do believe I am in
the camp now. I still think these are a flesh
and blood creature, but they clearly have abilities. At least
some of them have abilities that we don't understand as people,
as human beings. Because we don't have those abilities, it's
hard for us to fathom. It is difficult for me
to die, so I still can't wrap my brain around
what I experienced. Then you see a video, just like
I did this past weekend, of what looks like a
freaking bigfoot running down a deer. All of that shit
just scrambles my brain. But I think it's part of
the overall mystery that keeps most of us at least
coming back for more. Chris Blayloke's asking what are my
plans to find out what they are? Chris, I have
no idea. The only thing I can do at this
point is try to put myself in the same position
over and over again to hopefully have more encounters with
these things, or at least have the privilege and the
opportunity to talk to more people who have had encounters
with these things to try to piece together the puzzle.
I think that's really all we can do until up
to and including the day when we possibly get a
type specimen, when these things are truly recognized by science.
I don't know if that'll happen in my lifetime, to
be honest with you, because we've been trying to do
it for fifty sixty years. I say we because reluctively
people that are into the subject in the big Foot phenomena.
But that's all I can do is try to put
myself in a position to hopefully eventually have more experiences
with them. And that's not gonna help unless one of
them comes into camp. I'm going on a camp out
this weekend. I'm leaving tomorrow. I've got some great people
that are coming up to North Carolina and we're going
out to a property to go out and camp for
a couple of days. I'm stoked to hang out with everybody.
We're going to put ourselves in some positions to go
out and look for evidence. But unless one of these
things walks in and has a conversation around the campfire
and gives us all the answers, I really don't know
where we go to get more of those answers other
than doing our very best as the people that are
boots on the ground going out looking for these things,
to try to document as much as we possibly can
about them, and hopefully figure it out as we go. Yeah,
I'm sorry you couldn't make it to Chris. I was
looking forward to hanging out with you guys. But it
is what it is. I know things come up. If
anybody else has any more questions, I am more than willing.
I don't know if or Tiffany hav any more questions
or anything else we want to talk about.
Speaker 4: Robin has been asking what your thoughts on Patty are
now and how the bigfoot you saw compares to Patty.
Speaker 2: It's very difficult to say, because literally collectively between the
three encounters in two days. It was probably a total
literally ten seconds. You know, those folks over it, the
ones that did the flash of beauty, they are brilliant,
because that's really what it is. It's a flash of
beauty that goes by way faster than you could ever imagined.
All I saw was this thing's back twice moving across.
The one I saw during the day was so fast.
It was three quick peaks. It was seventy five yards away.
There's really no way to say anything other than what
I've already said as far as detail there. But unless
you get to see a full body in daylight like
Patty was, it's very, in my opinion, unfair to try
to say. Now, I will say it was similar in
the way this thing was looking back and the arm
was behind it and outstretched, very similar to what you
see when Patty turns around and frame three point fifty
two and kind of looks at the camera. But outside
of that, there was really no similarities that I could
even draw on because it was a completely opposite situation.
This was like one one thousand and two, one thousand gone.
It was in the middle of the night, in flashlight,
in different terrain, high stress situation versus in the day Patty.
Literally she fucking strolls across a sandbar in the middle
of the day. It's really unfair to try to compare
the two. Unfortunately, like I said, it's something I'm still
trying to deal with and wrap my brain around, because
it's something I, honestly I never thought would happen. As
many things as I've had happen in different places, the
things we've experienced on the property here, the vocalizations, the
wood knocks, the footprints I've cast, all the things, and
I never in a million years I thought I was
going to have my best shot. Frankly, when I went
up to Radium two years ago October of twenty three,
I really thought that was going to be my only shot.
And when I did not have a sighting there, I
just pretty much given it up. And who knows, I've
even had people say, do you think that's why you
had the experience? Was it because of the group of
people you were there? If you ask Ryan rpg Goldmbskie,
Ryan will tell you is because of the people that
were there that night. Because he's been doing this for
twenty plus years and he's been trying to see one
of these things, and unfortunately for him, he didn't get
to see that one, but he was with somebody who
had experiences. So according to him, if you get into that,
it was because of the people that we were with.
I don't know. I'm just fortunate that I was in
the right place at the right time to get the experience.
Is that one percent convinced me these things are definitely real?
I just want to get other questions answered to this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And before we get out of here tonight, I
just I want to bring the focus back to Daniel
for a second, because Brian, your encounters would not have
happened if you had not met this young man, if
you had not been introduced to him. He and I
have talked a little bit on Facebook Messenger. He messaged
me every once in a while. He has invited me
to come to the event that he's doing this year.
Right now, personally, am not in a place where I
can afford to make the trip to the UK. I
would absolutely love to. If there's anybody out there that
would love to sponsor that, I would be open to
talking to you. Shout out to Daniel. None of this
would have happened without this young man. All of the
stuff that he's been through, the difficulties in his life
that he's had to experience. He's awesome. He's an inspiration.
I just want to give just a huge shout out
and round up applause to Daniel for just everything very.
Speaker 2: Well said, really quickly. Matthew Maynard says, how did Danny
respond to all this? With your encounters and all the
same as Danny responds to just about anything Bigfoot related.
If you know him, you get it. If you don't,
there's nothing to explain. And let me talk a little
bit about that. Wayne, to your point, Let's talk a
little bit about some of the discourse in the community
and some of the people the naysayers, Because as great
as Daniel is, there's a couple of people out there
that have given him shit trying to say that he
has faked the DNA evidence.
Speaker 3: Evil. That's fucking evil in my opinion, Brian.
Speaker 2: But go ahead, I agree people have said he's faked
his e DNA evidence. I can tell you firsthand, the
kid doesn't have the capacity to fake anything. Number One,
if you know anything about autistic people, one of the
things they have. I'm a big survivor fan, if you
guys are Survivor fans, if you're watching season forty eight
right now, there is a young lady on there named
Ava who is on the spectrum. She is autistic and
she cannot lie. She has a very difficult time lying.
She has a very difficult time picking up on social
cues when other people are deceiving her. It is part
of being autistic on the spectrum for a lot of
people who are on that spectrum. Daniel is not a liar.
He has never been a liar, nor will he ever be.
He's never made up anything. And in order to lie
about something like e DNA related to Bigfoot, first and foremost,
you would have to at some point say I found
Bigfoot DNA. He has never said that anywhere. If anybody
out there can find where he said it, I'll give
you ten thousand dollars cash tomorrow. Find it where he's
written it, find it where he said it in an interview,
find it where it's out there, anywhere in the zeitgeist.
I'll give you ten thousand dollars. And I'm as good
as my word as the day is long. I'm confident
I love my money. You're not going to get it
because it's not true. So to anybody who said that,
and there are people out there who are pretty well
known in the Bigfoot community who have made comments like
that in the past about him potentially faking evidence and
all these other things. Just stop. There's no reason for it.
But here's the thing. I cancel the conference that I
was going to this year because of some of the
bullshit that's going on in the community around me, and
I have no control over it. There are people who
have issues with something I was a part of and
I had nothing to do with it. I've canceled the
conference that I was going to hang out with a
good friend of mine because of this discord, and I'm
just over it. I said it on the other show,
and I'll say it here live. If you don't have
anything nice to say about somebody, just don't say it.
Speaker 4: Just keep your mouth shut.
Speaker 3: If you do.
Speaker 2: If you don't have a great review for somebody who
is a content creator who's trying to do a podcast,
don't leave a comment. Just don't. And here's the thing.
You can have opinions about people, Wayne and I certainly do. Look,
we call people out on this show. That's the reason
that Bigfoot podcast really was born is to call people
out for their bullshit. But if we call you out,
we know we have receipts for your bullshitty. Okay, we
don't just haphazardly shoot from the hip and call people
out for their bullshit Sasquatch Ontario. Mike Patterson's hoax that
has been going on for twelve years is a documented hoax.
We have no problems calling him out for his bullshit.
Todd standing, same thing, Todd Gatewood. Let's just go ahead
and put it out there. Todd Gatewood, I don't like
the fact that I don't like any fucking thing he's
doing with the Patterson Gimblin film. I think it's all bullshit.
But there's only a handful, literally three or four people
that we ever go there with, and we have the
receipts to back it up. If you are a grown
ass person in your forties or fifties and you're attacking
a fourteen, fifteen, sixteen year old autistic kid for what
you think they might have done, you need to reevaluate
your life and get one and you know a lot of.
Speaker 6: What it is too, And people are gonna come at you,
Brian because I'm sure that people are already talking shit
behind your bag, But it's jealousy that is fueling this
community and the people who see things and the people
you know, it's disgusting.
Speaker 3: Course of a fucking sixteen year old kid was a disability, Yeah, because.
Speaker 4: He has what they couldn't themselves, fine, or get out
of the fucking basement and go look for themselves, so
they have to trash him.
Speaker 2: You're throwing rocks at people who live in their parents' basement.
That's me. Has anybody involved in your sightings or experience
having the following after the signing, telepathic experiences, paranormal activity,
or unexpected physical issues. That's Jeremiah from big Foot Society. No, Jeremiah,
not that I am aware of. We don't even want
to go down the telepathic communication thing. I've said it
so many times on the show. Maybe people listening that
aren't normally tuned in. If you have it, listen to
the Telepathy Tapes podcast. You need to listen to it.
If you have any doubts, please do on the possibility
of telepathic communication and or mind speak. You need to
hear the Telepathy Tapes by Kyle Dickinson. It is a
phenomenal podcast. I think she's actually released a couple of
bonus episodes that dropped while I was in Florida, and
I didn't have a chance to listen to them because
I was traveling, But I'm definitely going to do it
now if you were ever wondering. And that's another thing,
very much like the Glowing Eyes and some of the
other woo were high strange and stuff around Bigfoot. I
used to think telepathic communication mind speak with Bigfoot was
complete bullshit. Yep, boy, if you listen to the telepathy tapes,
you'll know that telepathy is a real thing. I've said
it so many times already. If it's real for those kids,
and it's real for the people that have this two
way connection with these kids, it can be real for
Bigfoot as well. As Chris said, the Telepathy tapes are amazing.
We'd love to talk about other podcasts on the show.
So that is definitely one. If you don't listen to
any other podcast outside of Bigfoot, listen to that one.
It is definitely worthing and it does tie into Bigfoot,
I think in certain ways, because so many people have
said they've had those kind of experiences and it's clearly
real for those people and the people that experience it
with those kids. It can be real for Bigfoot as well.
Hey there's Russ. He's doing a real time camp fire chat.
People who make extraordinary claims have to have extraordinary evidence.
Damanille has never made extraordinary claims. Very true. Again, it's
all semantics. I watched this kid do his presentation in
Florida last year at the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference. It's
on tape. It's probably going to end up in the
documentary that My Bigfoot Life documentary. He says, I found
some weird footprint. I took some soil sand I sent
it off and it came back as Old World monkey DNA.
That's literally all this kid has ever said. He's never
claimed anything about Bigfoot.
Speaker 5: Stay tuned for more of that Bigfoot podcast. We will
be right back after these messages.
Speaker 2: The proof is into putting, and I'm saying all this
to build a foundation because this documentary hopefully will be
out in the next month or so. I have no
idea what streaming platform it's going to be on. I
don't have any control over that, So just be on
the lookout for My Bigfoot Life when it does drop,
I guarantee you there are gonna be people coming out
of the woodwork. You're gonna hear some things that people
are going to be saying about, probably me and other
people that are involved in this project. Just watch the documentary.
That's all I can say. If you want the real scoop,
just watch the documentary because it's all documented in video
form and audio form for everybody to see. So anybody
outside of that, anybody saying any other claims or making
any of the claims, don't listen to them. And if
you have any questions about it, all you got to
do is reach out to me. I'll be more than
happy to have a conversation with anybody who wants to
have that conversation. Behind the scenes, I'm gonna completely avoid
that because I don't know what Ristol's talking about and
I'm not getting in those weeds.
Speaker 4: But he used the telepathy tapes.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay. I thought he was talking about completely
something different because he used a certain pronoun that I
was not going to wait into those waters.
Speaker 3: To be honest, Brian, I think it would be amazing
to reach out to Ki.
Speaker 4: I think it would bring a whole new perspective to
the community, having for share this portion of the telepathy
to tie into.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because everything she's talking about is not really widely accepted,
just like Big Boot.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. I might reach out to her
and hopefully get her on over on Sasquatch Out to see.
That would be an awesome conversation.
Speaker 3: It needs to be that big But I oh that
Bigfoot podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fuck's Sasquatch Out. Let's see. It's all about that
Bigfoot podcast and the newly born from Wayne's loins. He
has shot out the Bigfoot Report or Report. I have
no idea when the documentary will be coming out. Know
the final edit is done. I've seen the rough cut
and I bawled like a bitch the second time around
because it was such an emotional thing. Just the whole
thing is emotional for me because I've had a behind
the scenes ride with Daniel and his journey in Bigfoot,
and it has been a phenomenal ride. It's been up
and down, it's been bumps along the way. But I'm
hoping that it'll be out in the next month or two.
I know they're taking it to the Cans Film Festival
and some other film festivals at some point in time,
so it's gonna be out there. And to think about
this documentary for everybody to remember is it goes beyond.
It's really not about Bigfoot. It's called My Bigfoot Life,
but it's really more about his journey. It's about the autism.
It's about his journey in Bigfoot more than it is
anything to do with Bigfoot. It was just an added
bonus that we went out to the Pacific Northwest and
got to see these things during the filming of this documentary.
But it is way beyond that. I think everybody's going
to enjoy it. I think people are going to enjoy
it for different reasons, but ultimately it's a very well
done documentary and I think people were really going to
enjoy it. And renamed the Bigfoot Telepathy, No, we're not
doing that.
Speaker 4: I need to highlight that comment that Daniel Hamiltimla.
Speaker 2: Brian, you two are awesome. Oh Tiffany is.
Speaker 3: A plain love you not Tiffany.
Speaker 2: That's really all I have, folks. I don't really have
anything else unless you guys have something to add to
the situation. I think we got to all the questions.
We appreciate everybody piling into the chat and watching a
couple of quick shout outs. If you guys aren't subscribed
to and listening to Backwoods Bigfoot Stories, we're live on
Backwoods Bigfoot Stories now, so you may be seeing us
over there eventually after this comes out, or you may
be watching there now. It's a narrated podcast I do.
I narrate a ton of stories. I'm about to post
one before I go out of town for this camp
out tomorrow. It is a doozy. The one I posted
last week about the dog man who ended up killing
this guy's neighbor is a doozy of a story as well.
So if you guys aren't following or subscribe to Backwards
Bigfoot Stories over on YouTube, I would love for you
to go over there right now. Just stop what the
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you check that out obviously, go over to the Bigfoot
Report on YouTube's head over to the Bigfoot Report formerly
Paranormal Odyssey. Yeah miss, now the Bigfoot Report. The big
question I have is what if you're done? If you
hain't called Bigfoot Brian, I don't know when I wouldn't done, Russ.
There was no chance I was gonna catch it because
I'm older, I'm slow as.
Speaker 3: Fuck giving him a handy.
Speaker 2: You just said that live, and that's only assuming that
Bigfoot was a boy. I don't know that it was
a boy. I didn't see what kind of junk was
at the front because I only got to see it
from the room.
Speaker 4: If it was a girl, he just give it the
old fashioned rich around.
Speaker 3: God, I think he needed to shop, y'all.
Speaker 2: Here's one for Jeremy. Jeremiah, you're gonna have Brian on
your show. I've already been on this show, but I
didn't have any experiences, So that's a good point.
Speaker 3: You gotta have an encounter, so you didn't see him
to you didn't go on and show until you saw Bigfoot.
Tell what you're saying, No, I saw him before.
Speaker 1: Up.
Speaker 3: That's end the show.
Speaker 2: Thanks for sharing, broad I'm happy for you sharing your
encounters and hope there's more to come. Thank you, Matthew.
I appreciate that, Troy said. Miss t just snorted.
Speaker 4: He got a lot in Tennessee this summer.
Speaker 2: There you go. I am looking forward to Tennessee. If
you guys haven't already got your tickets, make sure you
get your tickets to be a part of the Smokey
Mountain Bigfoot Conference. I have it in good authority that
there are going to be some phenomenal people on the stage.
I wish I could say some of the names that
are going to be, for example, handling the Encounter's portion
of the show this year. And they have this thing
called the Bigfoot Roundtable that I think you guys would
be really excited about. I know some people are going
to be on that roundtable, and I for one cannot
wait to be in the audience for that. But in
the meantime, just go get your damn tickets. It's only
like twenty five or thirty bucks to get in general admission.
I'm sure there's probably some VIP options still available, So
go get your tickets and you can see all of us,
and by us, I mean Wayne Tiffany and mister Tiffany,
the whole crew from the Bigfoot Reports, to the Sasquatch Odyssey,
to that Bigfoot Podcast. We will be busting wide open
up in Gatlinburg this summer in July. So go get
your tickets now and be a part of that with everybody,
But for now, as always, the Sasquatch savant gets the
last word on the show.
Speaker 3: That is me, all right, guys, thank you so much
for hanging out with us. Thank you for all of
the comments, the questions, the emails, all the support. We
love you.
Speaker 2: We thank you.
Speaker 3: Please continue to rate and review until we talk to
you all again. Y'all, take care of yourselves, take care
of each other.