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Speaker 2: We got someone or something crawling around out here?
Speaker 3: Does a legend walk among us working in the forests
Speaker 3: of our world?
Speaker 4: Did you see what it was? Was it a person
Speaker 4: or an animal?
Speaker 2: Or I can't go? Oh, I know as if my
Speaker 2: thunder light came on and I heard happened to glen
Speaker 2: and see this thing running across the yard A good
Speaker 2: fight man or something works like a man. I don't
Speaker 2: know what it was.
Speaker 3: For over fifteen years, we've talked with scientists, researchers, investigators,
Speaker 3: and witnesses trying to gain insight and truth around the
Speaker 3: existence of this mysterious entity.
Speaker 2: Jesus quite ar, Hello, get somebody out here.
Speaker 3: What's going to announce there?
Speaker 2: I thought of amits about six foot nine?
Speaker 5: I don't know?
Speaker 2: Easy announced there? Yeah, I'm working right ry Oh, okay,
Speaker 2: hand on her, Yeah, got it's big?
Speaker 1: Okay, what's he doing in your yard?
Speaker 6: We're going to.
Speaker 3: Join us as we continue into the investigation of the
Speaker 3: Sasquatch Experience. And good evening, everybody, Welcome to the Sasquatch
Speaker 3: Experience for Monday, October twenty eighth, twenty twenty four. It's
Speaker 3: almost well, it is the end of October. It's not
Speaker 3: the almost end of October. It's here, and which means
Speaker 3: we're getting close to the end of the year twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four. And that's frightening because this year has gone
Speaker 3: incredibly fast. And if you noticed, we are sparse and
Speaker 3: hosts tonight, but we make up for it with quality
Speaker 3: of guests. And our guest tonight is someone I'm a
Speaker 3: huge fan of and she's one of the greatest people
Speaker 3: I know, probably one of the most talented researchers I know.
Speaker 3: And I don't use researchers as in just boots on
Speaker 3: the ground. I mean I can give Heather a task
Speaker 3: or a subject and in days I'll probably be the
Speaker 3: most knowledgeable person on that subject. I kid you not, folks.
Speaker 3: It's a talent and she's amazing, and it's Heather Moser
Speaker 3: of course, probably from small Town Monsters fame, but you know,
Speaker 3: she's the host of the lore. You know. Now, I
Speaker 3: also believe jumping on Monster Opolis, Yes, which is pretty cool,
Speaker 3: one of my favorite podcasts to tune into. Now back
Speaker 3: from Hiatus. So, Heather Man, thanks for joining us tonight.
Speaker 3: I was really tickled you agreed to come on. Not
Speaker 3: been on our show before, so we're just glad you're here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks for having me. I'm excited to be here.
Speaker 3: And of course you've been nice to have us on.
Speaker 3: We'll have me on The Lord, you know. And it's
Speaker 3: always great to kind of cross pollinate these programs and
Speaker 3: get them out to the masses, because this is what
Speaker 3: it's all about, information and entertainment. I don't think you
Speaker 3: can have one without the other anymore. Small Town Monsters,
Speaker 3: I think is a great example of that. And Matt,
Speaker 3: I would be remiss if I didn't also acknowledge you,
Speaker 3: you handsome man up there in the corner.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much. Thank you so and I am
Speaker 6: super excited to talk to Heather tonight. On the one thing,
Speaker 6: and I'll just kind of go through my little knowledge
Speaker 6: on her background is she has always been obviously our
Speaker 6: our go to person, Sean if you needed information, if
Speaker 6: you need a Lord, you need a history. But again
Speaker 6: you brought up that this is the end of October.
Speaker 6: We're coming up on Halloween, and Heather is not just
Speaker 6: you know, known in the crypto world, but also the
Speaker 6: paranormal world. So hopefully we can get some get some
Speaker 6: good paranormal information from her as well tonight.
Speaker 3: So we'll take it wherever the conversation goes, my friend, really,
Speaker 3: So that's where it's at, Heather. You know, we everybody
Speaker 3: always wants to know the genesis of how people get involved.
Speaker 3: I want to know how you got started in this,
Speaker 3: but I want to know also how you've honed this
Speaker 3: amazing research ability that you have.
Speaker 7: Well, I have been researching significantly since college. Actually I
Speaker 7: learned a lot of the tools that I have going
Speaker 7: to different databases and whatnot while I was in college
Speaker 7: during my undergrad and graduate work, and that was something
Speaker 7: that I missed doing a lot, was that really deep research,
Speaker 7: like going to the libraries and opening up the books
Speaker 7: or getting into archives online and things like that. So
Speaker 7: whenever I heard about small town Monsters, then that had
Speaker 7: my attention. Minerva Monster did of course, because I grew
Speaker 7: up next to Minerva, and I mean, word gets around
Speaker 7: when they're making a documentary about next to your hometown.
Speaker 7: So I started paying attention to Small Town Monsters from
Speaker 7: the beginning, and after a while I told Seth, hey,
Speaker 7: you know, if you want a researcher, I'd be willing
Speaker 7: to help you because I really missed doing that. I
Speaker 7: had already graduated and just missed that deep research and
Speaker 7: then to research stuff that's super fun, like the paranormal,
Speaker 7: because that started I started with the Bell, which that's
Speaker 7: what the bridge was there to get involved with STM.
Speaker 7: But between paranormal encryptids, I mean, there's not much more
Speaker 7: fun out there to look into as far as that goes.
Speaker 3: Right now, Before you joined Small Town Monsters, you did
Speaker 3: do paranormal investigating, correct, were you weren't a novice in
Speaker 3: this field?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, I had been investigating and actually one of
Speaker 7: the first I guess not the first thing, but one
Speaker 7: of the early on projects that we had was a
Speaker 7: short lived thing called on the Trail of Hauntings that
Speaker 7: I got to host, So that was a little foray
Speaker 7: into paranormal. But yes, I had been investigating and doing
Speaker 7: research into that, and it's something that I've been interested
Speaker 7: in since I was little. I mean just just a
Speaker 7: kid watching unsolved mysteries growing up and hearing stories from
Speaker 7: my mom about growing up in a haunted house, and
Speaker 7: it's just something that's always been there.
Speaker 3: It's amazing to see how that's kind of synonymous with
Speaker 3: a lot of us in the field unsolved mysteries, Right,
Speaker 3: Robert Stack, I don't know if I ever thought i'd
Speaker 3: be doing a podcast at some point in my life,
Speaker 3: you know about unexplained phenomena and sasquatch. But the one
Speaker 3: thing that always disappointed me is I never smoked enough
Speaker 3: cigarettes to get that voice like Robert Stack, which is
Speaker 3: okay because I don't have the health issues he had either,
Speaker 3: but correct. You know, it's just funny how many of
Speaker 3: us were started by things like unsolved mysteries because when
Speaker 3: we were younger, we didn't have small town monsters. We
Speaker 3: didn't have a lot of information out there like we
Speaker 3: do today. And I stress that because this generation of
Speaker 3: researchers really has the world at its fingertips and this
Speaker 3: massive amount of information that didn't exist. And Heather, you're
Speaker 3: part of that creation of that that information that folks have,
Speaker 3: which is a pretty awesome thing to think about. You know,
Speaker 3: we we've and you know the fact that I think
Speaker 3: that you you being a female investigator makes it even
Speaker 3: more special because up until recently we've had a few
Speaker 3: over the years, but you know, you're kind of trend
Speaker 3: setting and becoming a role model and and you know,
Speaker 3: an inspiration for a new generation of younger investigators.
Speaker 7: That's awesome. That's exciting to think about. I don't think
Speaker 7: about that often, but yeah, that's wow because I'm thinking
Speaker 7: of you know, you messaging me about Joan Jeffers, researching
Speaker 7: into her, and you know, she didn't get the recognition
Speaker 7: that she should have had all so it was interesting
Speaker 7: to look into some of the work that she had
Speaker 7: done and the people that she'd worked alongside that we
Speaker 7: do know today, and her name should be out there
Speaker 7: as well, so.
Speaker 3: I know, right no, and you know, and again, folks,
Speaker 3: what we're referencing is there was a lady investigara named
Speaker 3: Joon Jeffers, who's probably not probably is a very unsung
Speaker 3: part of the UFO kind of Bigfoot phenomena in the
Speaker 3: late sixties early seventies, a contemporary of Stan Gordon and
Speaker 3: doctor Paul Johnson and other folks, and she worked with
Speaker 3: a wide array of individuals, but she's often overlooked in
Speaker 3: today's literature and I always had a soft spot for
Speaker 3: Joan because I and Heather Coday, because I hit a wall,
Speaker 3: so I tagged Heather in. I said, I got this problem.
Speaker 3: There's this lady that deserves to be recognized for the
Speaker 3: work she's done, and I can't find anything about her.
Speaker 3: And I swear for the longest time, Heather, I thought
Speaker 3: I made this woman up. I really did. And her
Speaker 3: name was Joan Jeffers and she was from Bradford, pennsylvani
Speaker 3: But again, she had some experiences that kind of led
Speaker 3: her into researching this phenomena. And she's I don't know
Speaker 3: if it's by choice or if it's just by ego.
Speaker 3: Has was kind of doctor Paul's the only one that
Speaker 3: really acknowledges her contributions.
Speaker 7: Two.
Speaker 3: And it's very slight. I mean, and I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to put anybody down, but when you when you're trying
Speaker 3: to craft this this story around Joan, she just disappears
Speaker 3: from Bigfoot, she disappears from UFO. And so I got
Speaker 3: a hold of Heather and I said, Heather, I don't
Speaker 3: know what to do, and Heather, you kind of want
Speaker 3: to work on it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I found out she was a real person. You
Speaker 7: did not invent her at all. I actually talked to
Speaker 7: doctor Johnson and asked him about her, called him up
Speaker 7: and got some info from him as well. But and
Speaker 7: I'd tracked down some relatives to see if they were
Speaker 7: willing to talk about her at all. And they were
Speaker 7: going to be looking into their records because that was
Speaker 7: the one thing we didn't know where all of her
Speaker 7: research went, right, So they were going to be looking
Speaker 7: into that, and we're going to get back to me.
Speaker 7: I haven't heard from them, but yeah, she was involved
Speaker 7: from a very early age. There were in even her family,
Speaker 7: if I'm remembering correctly, had incidents that happened to them
Speaker 7: when she was a young girl. So she was brought
Speaker 7: into the community very young and then stayed with it
Speaker 7: and became a It seemed like from everything I read
Speaker 7: that she was almost like a backbone to the work
Speaker 7: that she did. She was manning the telephone lines back
Speaker 7: whenever people would like physically call on the telephone to
Speaker 7: report stuff, and taking down notes and keeping all that
Speaker 7: in line. So yeah, and it was UFOs and Bigfoot
Speaker 7: because she had a hand in the UFO stuff as well,
Speaker 7: very much. So.
Speaker 3: And as we uncover more, hopefully Heather and I do
Speaker 3: something with the material, because she does have a story
Speaker 3: that deserves to be told. You know, if you spend
Speaker 3: time in this and you put the work in, whether
Speaker 3: you're a page or a chapter, your story still deserves
Speaker 3: to be told in this field. And I've always felt
Speaker 3: bad that you know this lady and I didn't know
Speaker 3: her personally, and I don't know why I developed such
Speaker 3: a kinship with her and I don't know her, but
Speaker 3: I don't know why it was so important to me,
Speaker 3: but it was. And when Heather, you know, got a
Speaker 3: hold of me and said, hey, I got information, I
Speaker 3: had tears because I don't know. It was just really
Speaker 3: important to me that she gets recognition for the work
Speaker 3: she's done, and we're going to make sure at some
Speaker 3: point in time that it happens. How it happens, I
Speaker 3: don't know. But Heather was really the driving force to
Speaker 3: get the info. She had a family, but it wasn't
Speaker 3: a large family. It's not like it was incredibly expansive,
Speaker 3: but it was very reclusive. It's not like they were
Speaker 3: just numping out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm just taking a note now to reach out
Speaker 7: again to that relative that i'd talked to to see
Speaker 7: if there are any updates, because I know life gets busy,
Speaker 7: So it does.
Speaker 3: It does. Now, Heather, as you've gone through and done
Speaker 3: research on all these topics, what's what has been one
Speaker 3: of the more significant, maybe shocking revelations you've stumbled upon
Speaker 3: while doing research on any of these topics. What's been
Speaker 3: the most stand out thing you've uncovered?
Speaker 7: Wow? Well, it would probably have to do with just
Speaker 7: the impact that some of these experiences have had on
Speaker 7: people in general. It's not that the stories themselves are
Speaker 7: I mean, they're all significant. It's not that there's anything
Speaker 7: that's really I don't know, like, oh my goodness, I've
Speaker 7: never heard of that before. It seems like most stories
Speaker 7: that people have to tell there are there's a precedent
Speaker 7: for it somewhere else, which should make them feel better
Speaker 7: that they're not alone in their citing. But the stuff
Speaker 7: that's like a wow moment is when you start talking
Speaker 7: to these people and if they've had a very significant
Speaker 7: emotional reaction to it, especially if it had been like
Speaker 7: decades before and they still have difficulty recounting what had
Speaker 7: happened to them, that's pretty That's a pretty serious thing
Speaker 7: that you know, you definitely take to heart when you're
Speaker 7: talking to people.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, I just I'm being interviewed on another show
Speaker 3: here that's coming out. It's relatively it's has nothing to
Speaker 3: do with cryptozoology. It has all to do with people, right.
Speaker 3: And one of the things that was, you know, was
Speaker 3: talking about my personal experiences and I had just done
Speaker 3: a presentation and Catawista, Pennsylvania, and from my own experience,
Speaker 3: how much it changed me Talking to Lawn and Eric
Speaker 3: Hartman over the weekend, two people I've worked with for
Speaker 3: a long time kind of you know, recultivated that. And
Speaker 3: you're right, Heather, it's sometimes those experiences you have really
Speaker 3: don't even resonate in the moment that they really take
Speaker 3: a long time to build and build and build, and
Speaker 3: then one day you just have this crescendo of emotion
Speaker 3: or flashback or whatever you want to call it, and
Speaker 3: it's it's just driving and it really it gets to you.
Speaker 3: It uncovers a raw nerve and it's really these situations
Speaker 3: really affect people. And it's one thing that I don't
Speaker 3: think this I don't want to say skeptics, because I
Speaker 3: think there's a different a difference between real skeptics and
Speaker 3: there's a difference between assholes, right, And it's the one
Speaker 3: thing the assholes just don't get is that these are
Speaker 3: real people that when somebody's having a real experience, you
Speaker 3: know you can't fake that. And I'm sure you both
Speaker 3: know you know from either interviewing witnesses or and you know, Heather,
Speaker 3: the research you've done, there's something that it's a thread
Speaker 3: that weaves between these people that have had these really
Speaker 3: true encounters and these true experiences. There's this it was
Speaker 3: almost like a thread of a genuine thread that really
Speaker 3: that ties it together.
Speaker 8: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And we've had moments where stuff aligns on projects that
Speaker 7: we definitely weren't intending for it to align in such
Speaker 7: a way. So there was, for example, on UFOs, on
Speaker 7: the trail of UFOs night visitors we had I had
Speaker 7: tracked down a guy. It was a very weird way
Speaker 7: that I got in touch with him. I had like
Speaker 7: contacted a local a local shamanic teacher out in Colorado
Speaker 7: and I was like, Hey, just out of curiosity, has
Speaker 7: anybody ever come to you with a significant event that's
Speaker 7: happened in their life similar to a UFO situation. She's like, actually, yes,
Speaker 7: my son in law had an encounter and she talked
Speaker 7: with him, and he was really reluctant to talk to us.
Speaker 7: But after I talked to him on the phone for
Speaker 7: a little bit a couple times, he was like, Okay,
Speaker 7: I'll come out. And he was so terrified when he
Speaker 7: got to the airbnb, he was just pacing back and forth,
Speaker 7: just shaking. And I think when he recounted the story,
Speaker 7: the nervousness was not just about being on camera but
Speaker 7: about reliving the experience altogether. But after he explains his story,
Speaker 7: which one of the main parts of it is that
Speaker 7: there was this blinding light that came in through the
Speaker 7: bedroom window that he I think his phrasing was something like,
Speaker 7: you know, the lights in the parking lot at Walmart
Speaker 7: can get really bright. It was that, but times one hundred. Well,
Speaker 7: the next morning, we talked with a move On member,
Speaker 7: Katie Page, and she was explaining her experience from when
Speaker 7: she was younger, and she brought up the exact same
Speaker 7: light and gave the exact same description of that light.
Speaker 7: And so I was able to message that man and
Speaker 7: tell him, Hey, you're not gonna believe this, but we're
Speaker 7: interviewing somebody right now who had almost an identical experience,
Speaker 7: and he felt so relieved that there was someone else
Speaker 7: that had had that because he hadn't shared his story
Speaker 7: with anyone. He didn't want to, but you know, it's
Speaker 7: got to be to have an experience like that and
Speaker 7: then not know if other people have had that same encounter.
Speaker 7: It's got to be a lonely feeling. So that was
Speaker 7: just something that we all looked at each other as
Speaker 7: Katie was explaining her her scenario from when she was younger,
Speaker 7: and she gets to the point of the light in
Speaker 7: a voice because it also had a voice with it,
Speaker 7: and everybody on the crew just looks at each other like,
Speaker 7: is this happening right now? We just heard this story
Speaker 7: last night from someone completely different. So yeah, that was
Speaker 7: really awesome.
Speaker 3: Heather. Now, you've been in all areas of the paranormal unexplained,
Speaker 3: inviewed folks, and investigated different sightings and encounters. Not to
Speaker 3: draw a difference in intensity or do you find the
Speaker 3: UFO experiencers tend to be a little bit more emotional
Speaker 3: about their encounters than folks that experience ghosts or bigfoot hmm,
Speaker 3: or maybe shaken up more.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it does seem that way in some instances, But
Speaker 7: then for every person that seems emotional with a UFO encounter,
Speaker 7: I think back to some of the sasquatch encounters that
Speaker 7: we've talked or we've interviewed people about, and there's were
Speaker 7: particularly violent in some way, or or if you get
Speaker 7: into dogman encounters, those ones are especially emotional for people.
Speaker 7: So I don't know if it's predominantly UFOs or not,
Speaker 7: but I see what you're saying. I can see that correlation.
Speaker 3: Sure, right, For some reason, it just seems like UFO
Speaker 3: in experiences or you know folks that have more than
Speaker 3: just a UFO, like a blinding light with a disembodied voice,
Speaker 3: or you know, et contactor. And I'm not trying to
Speaker 3: be disparaging. I'm just going to use that terminology that
Speaker 3: they there is a lot more of a darkness to it,
Speaker 3: like an elevated sense of fear and dread, where you
Speaker 3: know a big foot sighting could be. And I hear go,
Speaker 3: I'm going to say it again, Matt, don't hit me
Speaker 3: something simple as something running across the road. Yeah, And
Speaker 3: the ongoing joke is a few episodes ago I said that,
Speaker 3: I said, a roadside crossing isn't that significant of us
Speaker 3: a sighting, not intentionally meaning you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Like in the terms encounters you could have or roadside
Speaker 3: encounters you know, a little mundane, but you know, with
Speaker 3: with the you know some of these real deep you
Speaker 3: know effective UFO or you know, ET contact. So it's
Speaker 3: a lot darker and a lot more in person and
Speaker 3: and and scary. It really the fear factors.
Speaker 7: There more absolutely well, they seem to also lose the
Speaker 7: ability to control your own bodies a lot more, right,
Speaker 7: Not that that doesn't happen with sasquatch experiences, because I've
Speaker 7: heard of people having that as well, where they completely
Speaker 7: freeze up, But with the UFO witnesses that we've talked to,
Speaker 7: there's been a lot more of a feeling as if
Speaker 7: you don't have control of the situation at all in
Speaker 7: any way, and that would be unnerving for certain.
Speaker 3: Well, I really feel like that that there's two different
Speaker 3: phenomenas in that. One. I think with the sasquatch encounters
Speaker 3: and you can't move, I think that's a physical response
Speaker 3: to something, whereas something from out there that could be induced.
Speaker 3: And one could also make the argument that a sasquatch
Speaker 3: can do the same thing, but I don't know. To me,
Speaker 3: it seems very different. And a lot of these intense
Speaker 3: sightings and experiences that happened to UFO contact ease. It's
Speaker 3: more induced than it is you know, your own body
Speaker 3: preventing you from doing I.
Speaker 6: Was just about to say that as a biological reaction
Speaker 6: that the person is having as opposed to a UFO encounter,
Speaker 6: where you know, you may have something that could displace time,
Speaker 6: energy and such and you have absolutely no control over
Speaker 6: that whatsoever. Whereas it's your body putting that defense up
Speaker 6: when you're dealing with a dangerous situation. Is say you're
Speaker 6: you know, you see a big foot and it's coming
Speaker 6: to your car, coming, you know, uh coming to you
Speaker 6: and you're out in the woods.
Speaker 3: I don't want to start a whole debate with folks
Speaker 3: out there that you know that any of these situations
Speaker 3: are less scary than the other. That's not the intent,
Speaker 3: you know, it's the dialogue between that I personally, from
Speaker 3: what I've witnessed and experienced from folks talking about their
Speaker 3: encounters people with you know UFO contacts are a lot
Speaker 3: more disturbed by them than you know, your generals, And
Speaker 3: at this point in time, Like you know, some sasquatch
Speaker 3: experiences are are just really like, I don't know, bullshit
Speaker 3: I'm having Like we've made it easy for folks to hoax.
Speaker 3: Now I say that all the time too, like we've
Speaker 3: put it out there and is it really a big
Speaker 3: foot or you just connecting dots that don't exist, like
Speaker 3: you know, as we as you go forward with these documentaries, Heather,
Speaker 3: and you talk to people that probably want to be
Speaker 3: on these programs, what's your bullshit detector look like?
Speaker 7: Uh? Well, huh so far that has come up a
Speaker 7: few times when it has to deal with somebody you
Speaker 7: reaching out to me directly and being extra pushy. Not
Speaker 7: that I haven't had people reach out to me that
Speaker 7: have said things like, you know, I've had an experience
Speaker 7: and I want to get this off my chest or whatever,
Speaker 7: but they're not pushy about listen. I've got the story
Speaker 7: that we're gonna sell a million copies if you record it.
Speaker 7: You know. I've had those kind of people come up
Speaker 7: to me and I was like, Okay, I mean, I'll
Speaker 7: listen to you, but that's about it. But yeah, I
Speaker 7: don't know. Of course, it's it's difficult with some because
Speaker 7: there's no doubt that they've seen something. It just doesn't
Speaker 7: necessarily sound like what they think it is. But that's
Speaker 7: not my job to decide either. That's the good thing
Speaker 7: about being the researchers. I just have to record the
Speaker 7: facts that are presented to me as they are. But yeah, definitely,
Speaker 7: I've had people come up and they're just the extra
Speaker 7: pushy ones are a huge red flag to me.
Speaker 3: It's not that you don't want to believe folks, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's I think so many of us want there to
Speaker 3: be information we can gather from the sighting or the
Speaker 3: encounter this person has had. But you have to be
Speaker 3: very careful with that information if it's good information, if
Speaker 3: it's just going to contaminate the data pool. And that's
Speaker 3: the struggle Matt and I are kind of going through
Speaker 3: right now as we go through a lot of these
Speaker 3: citing reports that we're seeing from past and present that
Speaker 3: you know, is this really good data? You know, when
Speaker 3: we're looking through our own reports, was this really something
Speaker 3: we can validate or was this an emotional response? Was
Speaker 3: this a feeling as opposed to a fact? And we're
Speaker 3: really trying to push ours at least the two of
Speaker 3: us in our own research push ourselves between that difference
Speaker 3: is there is it a feeling or is it a fact?
Speaker 3: But just because it's a feeling doesn't mean we disagnore it.
Speaker 3: At the same time, we still notated, but I think
Speaker 3: we're very We're a lot more careful. And it's the
Speaker 3: same as we talk with witnesses. It's you know, there's
Speaker 3: certain things they tell us that that sound really good,
Speaker 3: and there's certain things that they say to us that
Speaker 3: are kind of like, well, that's kind of a red flag.
Speaker 3: But case in point, Heather, Matt and I had a
Speaker 3: guy that came to our town hall meeting. He didn't
Speaker 3: want to be a part of the town hall. He
Speaker 3: didn't even stay for it. He came to the town hall,
Speaker 3: gave us some information and it was really good information.
Speaker 3: Like the information he gave us is stuff that we've
Speaker 3: been salivating over for years of trying to get really
Speaker 3: good data. But the next concern after we heard it was, man,
Speaker 3: this is really too good to be true. Until we
Speaker 3: followed that data to the source and we're like, wow,
Speaker 3: we can validate everything he's saying to us. And so
Speaker 3: it was I don't know, it's it's a it's a
Speaker 3: great time to be alive in this research, but it's
Speaker 3: also an incredible burden if you're trying to put out
Speaker 3: good research.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and like you said that, the fact that he
Speaker 7: came to you and he didn't stay, he didn't get pushy,
Speaker 7: it doesn't sound like or anything like that. It's not
Speaker 7: like he came to you and said, listen, this is
Speaker 7: going to make an excellent documentary or anything like that.
Speaker 7: That that's a good thing that helps. That's on his
Speaker 7: side for sure.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I mean, and that was the big takeaway
Speaker 3: from it. Like he brought the information to us, but
Speaker 3: he really kind of had that nonchalant I don't give
Speaker 3: a crap attitude, like you take with this and do
Speaker 3: with this as you wish, but like there's like important
Speaker 3: data that you get. As Matt's a hunter. I'm not
Speaker 3: a hunter, but I am respectful of hunting trends because
Speaker 3: it's important we follow them for what we do.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 3: I don't also don't want to go out in the
Speaker 3: woods and get shot trying to look for bigfoot and
Speaker 3: being out there at the wrong time of year. But
Speaker 3: the things he was telling us about animals at elevations
Speaker 3: and a lack of animals at certain elevations that wasn't
Speaker 3: happening beforehand. It was all very telling stuff and it
Speaker 3: turned out to be really really good data. That's awesome, Matt.
Speaker 3: You got any questions, I'm wordy tonight. I'm talking a
Speaker 3: little bit a little bit.
Speaker 6: So here's my here's my biggest thing for Heather is
Speaker 6: I was introduced to you from watching Small Town Monsters,
Speaker 6: watching the series. I'm innerva you had been involved with
Speaker 6: this property. Yes, if that had some activity. So I'm
Speaker 6: going to kind of start morch where the beginning here?
Speaker 6: Was this something that you just kind of you know,
Speaker 6: you started experiencing the activity and you reached out to
Speaker 6: Seth or was it something where Seth had reached out
Speaker 6: to you guys because of the activity. Can you tell
Speaker 6: us how the how everything started with that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so you're referring to the Bigfoot project. Yes, and
Speaker 7: that got started. That was definitely not something that had
Speaker 7: been planned. We had just moved here to this farm,
Speaker 7: which was my husband's family's farm. But we moved in
Speaker 7: and we moved in in the end of July early
Speaker 7: August something along those lines, and around mid August a
Speaker 7: friend had come over to visit. She had flown in
Speaker 7: from Oregon, and we were looking more because this is
Speaker 7: an old farmhouse, so we were like, let's do some
Speaker 7: ghost investigating here house. So we were at the house
Speaker 7: doing some stuff and then we're like, well, how cool
Speaker 7: would it be to go out in the woods. Because
Speaker 7: this property has about three hundred acres attached to it.
Speaker 7: It's a mix between farmland and woods, So like, let's
Speaker 7: go to the woods and see what we can find.
Speaker 7: And we were in the woods, and within just a
Speaker 7: few minutes of being in the woods, she was extremely
Speaker 7: uncomfortable and she's like, we can't stay here. We got
Speaker 7: to go out in the field. And I'm like, okay,
Speaker 7: that doesn't seem very ghost like, but all right, we'll
Speaker 7: go in the field. So we went out in the
Speaker 7: field and I said, well, now I feel like this
Speaker 7: could be like a bigfoot thing. Let's play the Ohio
Speaker 7: Howl because that was recorded not too far from where
Speaker 7: Minerva is anyway, just county over. And I played the
Speaker 7: howl just from my phone, just cut my hand around it,
Speaker 7: so you know, as loud as that would be. But
Speaker 7: we got returns from that.
Speaker 6: Oh really.
Speaker 7: Then we yeah, then the one friend that was with us.
Speaker 7: He could do the whistle that you know, you put
Speaker 7: your fingers in your mouth you whistle really loud. I
Speaker 7: can't do it, but yeah, he would do that and
Speaker 7: we'd get the return whistle back. And eventually my friend
Speaker 7: became extremely uncomfortable and was like, we gotta I can't
Speaker 7: be out here. There's stuff here. But we had things
Speaker 7: happen that night, and then I don't know if it
Speaker 7: was the next day because she was still here, so
Speaker 7: I don't know if I went back out the next
Speaker 7: day or not, but it was within the next couple days.
Speaker 7: I went out and I looked where I had put
Speaker 7: crystals in the woods, because when we first moved in here,
Speaker 7: I put crystals around the woods because I thought it'd
Speaker 7: be cool for my kids to come across them, like
Speaker 7: a treasure hunt or something as yet older. And the
Speaker 7: one crystal was gone, and in its place was a
Speaker 7: deer vertebrae. And that's whenever I got a whole seth
Speaker 7: was in that timeframe, and I was like, hey, because
Speaker 7: I was already working for STM at that time, but
Speaker 7: I'm like, Okay, weird stuff's happening here. You should know,
Speaker 7: just I don't know exactly what's going on, but here's
Speaker 7: what happened the other night. Now this is gone, and
Speaker 7: now I've got this deer vertebrae, which Seth was like,
Speaker 7: you didn't touch it, did you? And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm actually holding it right now. He's like, oh, you
Speaker 7: shouldn't have on it. But he's like, listen, I'm gonna
Speaker 7: come out with some cameras. We're gonna see what's going on.
Speaker 7: And so he came out and the first night that
Speaker 7: he was here with cameras is what you get in
Speaker 7: the first episode of the Big Book Project. Yeah, and
Speaker 7: but that all happened super quickly. I mean he was
Speaker 7: here by September, so I mean we'd been here a month,
Speaker 7: month and a half maybe w and there had not
Speaker 7: been activity that at least my in laws have not
Speaker 7: told me anything about activity here beforehand, not on this
Speaker 7: property anyway. So yeah, we definitely weren't expecting it, but
Speaker 7: it happened, and we were able to get a lot
Speaker 7: of it on camera, which was also awesome.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that I'll tell you that was our big introduction
Speaker 6: to you. And I'm gonna have a bunch more questions
Speaker 6: about Bigfoot for you when we when we get back
Speaker 6: from the break. So sounds good, all right.
Speaker 3: Stay tuned, folks, We're gonna tak a quick break as
Speaker 3: we played the big Foot Bullhorn live here in the
Speaker 3: Sasquatch Experience. Stay tuned, folks. Sean Falker, Matt Arner, and
Speaker 3: Heather Moser will catch you right on the Flip Side
Speaker 3: News team.
Speaker 5: I Sam, I don't mind Halloween. Our cat died two
Speaker 5: days for Halloween this years. We left him in the
Speaker 5: yard for extra decoration.
Speaker 3: Pretty good.
Speaker 5: Do you dress up for Halloween? I did this year
Speaker 5: my buddy I wanted to help him out. You got
Speaker 5: a health food business. He started a little gym in theres.
Speaker 5: So I dressed up, put on a dress and win
Speaker 5: as a trans fat.
Speaker 4: A happy Monday night to you all on Halloween week.
Speaker 4: Oh scary scary. Thanks for joining us here at the
Speaker 4: big Foot Bullhorn, right here at the Sasquatch Experience. And
Speaker 4: I'm going to step off the Bigfoot path just a
Speaker 4: little bit because I want to make a point that
Speaker 4: sometimes something extremely normal can be misconstrued as something completely abnormal.
Speaker 4: And you can give me your opinion back on October
Speaker 4: twenty second, the Wildlife Conservation Park in England posted on
Speaker 4: Facebook that it wanted help with an animal identification. According
Speaker 4: to the post, Bristol Zoo's Projects trail cameras recorded a
Speaker 4: mysterious winged and horned creature lurking near the facility's animal habitats.
Speaker 4: The identity of the critter has animal experts, I want
Speaker 4: to underline experts a little stumped per the post, so
Speaker 4: the Bristol Zoo Projects shared a photo of the mystery
Speaker 4: animal with their Facebook fans for help. In the photo
Speaker 4: the creature included the Facebook post, the animal appears to
Speaker 4: have at least one horn coming out of its cow
Speaker 4: like head and also seems to be donning wings. Now
Speaker 4: the conservation team uses camera traps to survey the ancient woodland.
Speaker 4: A familiar munt jag dear has us a little stumped.
Speaker 4: The park road on the post, which also included a
Speaker 4: photo of a monk jag deer in daylight so viewers
Speaker 4: could compare the deer with the mystery animal. Muntjag deer
Speaker 4: are small species of deer native to Southeast Asia that
Speaker 4: grow short antlers that resemble horns. According to the Park,
Speaker 4: the Bristol Zoological Society conservation team, which monitors. The cameras
Speaker 4: set up alongside bare woods seven and a half acres
Speaker 4: of ancient woodland that has seen footage of the mystery
Speaker 4: animal and say the creature appears to have fore legs
Speaker 4: and it's like nothing we've ever spotted before. The strange
Speaker 4: creature's appearance occurred right at the beginning of Bristol zoos
Speaker 4: projects Halloween celebration, including the Zoo's howl Oween, Myths and
Speaker 4: Legends Trail, where visitors will get to see animals up
Speaker 4: close and maybe spot the mystery animal. Okay, if you
Speaker 4: take a look at the picture, you can see what
Speaker 4: they refer to. The wing on its back is an
Speaker 4: exact duplicate of its ear. It's a double exposure photo,
Speaker 4: something so common, and yet we perceive it as something
Speaker 4: mythical and cryptid. Like you know, I understand this may
Speaker 4: just be a who knows from emotional thing to have
Speaker 4: more visitors come to the Bristol Zoo Project's Halloween celebration,
Speaker 4: but nonetheless it's still a hoax. Hey, when we come back,
Speaker 4: we've got an announcement to make for next year. Now
Speaker 4: you're gonna have to sit around and wait.
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Speaker 4: Thanks again for listening to this edition of the Big
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Speaker 5: I'm telling we meet again in the MI.
Speaker 3: Vance is not with us tonight. I think he pulled
Speaker 3: a hamstring doing that big football horn this week, but
Speaker 3: we thank you Vance for your contribution. It's not a
Speaker 3: Sasquatch experience with a big footballhorn, folks. I'm Sean the
Speaker 3: fort chout Walker Matt Arner our guest tonight, Heather Moser.
Speaker 3: As we're back into the last part of our show
Speaker 3: for the evening. My God is the time flown? And man,
Speaker 3: we were just starting to get into the big Foot
Speaker 3: Project before I pulled us away for the break So
Speaker 3: Bigfoot Project at an undisclosed location in Ohio, Heather Crazy Place,
Speaker 3: Seth Breed Love had a sighting at that location and
Speaker 3: hayes he's filming jumps out of a moving UTV. Crazy
Speaker 3: tell us about that.
Speaker 7: Well, from my perspective, what happened was Seth went out
Speaker 7: to shoot b roll and came back super excited that
Speaker 7: he had a sighting. But what happened was they were
Speaker 7: driving around on the gator to get b roll of
Speaker 7: the farm, and during the at the one clear cut area,
Speaker 7: set saw something run across the opening the clear cut
Speaker 7: opening and apparently said stop, but before it could get stopped,
Speaker 7: just ran out of the vehicle anyway and didn't break
Speaker 7: his legs somehow and started running in that general direction,
Speaker 7: but couldn't get very far because the clear cut wasn't
Speaker 7: really that clear. There were a bunch of briers and
Speaker 7: rambles and stuff up, so he could only get so far.
Speaker 7: But later actually we found out that right where he
Speaker 7: had his sighting, when they did clear it out and
Speaker 7: actually come in and mow, there was a path right
Speaker 7: there that we didn't know existed. So it was clearly
Speaker 7: taking the path of least resistance literally as it was
Speaker 7: crossed seeing the clearing. But yeah, Seth had that glimpse
Speaker 7: and was super stoked about it, and I was like,
Speaker 7: of course I missed it, Doug on it, So I
Speaker 7: haven't seen one, but I did, you know as it
Speaker 7: was seen. Yeah, I don't know how I didn't get
Speaker 7: injured either, maybe as was seen on the Bigfoot project.
Speaker 7: I was still there when we had activities, so I've
Speaker 7: definitely heard them around but not seen one, which honestly
Speaker 7: I may be okay with that, to be fair, I
Speaker 7: don't know how I would feel if I were to
Speaker 7: see one.
Speaker 3: So that's a good you know, it's a good feeling.
Speaker 3: Take experience, I guess as someone who's had an encounter,
Speaker 3: sometimes I wish I would never have. It really messed
Speaker 3: me up a little bit because you know, want to
Speaker 3: be objective and then you have this experience like, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to lose my objectivity. Well you said
Speaker 3: you still hear them, you can still you get vocalizations
Speaker 3: pretty routinely, or is it spread not anymore?
Speaker 7: Not anymore? Things really died down, which we saw at
Speaker 7: the end of the Bigfoot projects. Things that started to
Speaker 7: die down. But what happened was is that there were
Speaker 7: more clearcutting happened. Oil and gas pipelines came in and
Speaker 7: they cut more of the woods away. So even like
Speaker 7: where you see where you see the cabin now, there
Speaker 7: used to be a pretty decent amount of woods behind it.
Speaker 7: But there's a huge area that's clear cut now shortly
Speaker 7: behind the cabin, and that area that Seth saw where
Speaker 7: it ran across that area is at least twice as
Speaker 7: wide now, So they did cut out a good chunk
Speaker 7: of the woods on the property. But I don't know,
Speaker 7: We've had some weird stuff happen this summer. Not enough
Speaker 7: for me to be like, Seth, you've got to get
Speaker 7: out here right now, but we have heard some stuff,
Speaker 7: and I don't know those crystals. I still have those
Speaker 7: crystals out and about for the kids and stuff and
Speaker 7: or for whatever may move them at this point, and
Speaker 7: a couple have been moved. But it's still not anything
Speaker 7: like crazy like it was when we first started the
Speaker 7: Bigfoot project.
Speaker 6: So what is it that you're hearing that you heard
Speaker 6: over the summer this year?
Speaker 7: So over the summer I've heard I've heard the whistles
Speaker 7: for one, and then a bunch of movement in the
Speaker 7: woods we never really heard, like, aside from the first
Speaker 7: time that we played the howls and heard something back
Speaker 7: the howling was never a thing that really happened here anyway.
Speaker 7: But I haven't heard any hows. I've heard the whistles,
Speaker 7: and there's been movement in the woods where it's just
Speaker 7: out of line of sight or whatever. At night, of course,
Speaker 7: when it's starting to get darker, it's not even completely dark,
Speaker 7: and we'll be out I'll hear the movi and around.
Speaker 7: But and then the like I said that crystal being moved.
Speaker 7: That actually Caseth came out to film some stuff. He's
Speaker 7: been out here on and off, just briefly, to film
Speaker 7: some like recreation shots and stuff with the big Foot costumes.
Speaker 7: And after he left the one time I had gone
Speaker 7: out and the one crystal had been moved, and I
Speaker 7: called him and I'm like, did you move that crystal?
Speaker 7: He's like, no, I didn't. He's like, I was looking
Speaker 7: for them, but I didn't see, So I thought that
Speaker 7: was weird.
Speaker 6: Do you have any do you have any plans to
Speaker 6: to continue with the Bigfoot experiences and to you know,
Speaker 6: to go out to you know, maybe out where we
Speaker 6: are in Pennsylvania, or to go out to the west
Speaker 6: coast to explore a little bit.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think that that would be a goal.
Speaker 7: At some point to be able to do that. I
Speaker 7: just don't know where that falls right now as far
Speaker 7: as what we can do and production wise where we'd
Speaker 7: be able to go. But it's definitely something that we've
Speaker 7: talked about, you know, different iterations of something like the
Speaker 7: Bigfoot project, that that would be nice, but you've got
Speaker 7: to have the time and the location, because that was
Speaker 7: the one good thing about where this happened. I mean,
Speaker 7: I'm in within at the time, Seth was about an
Speaker 7: hour away, so it wasn't much of a big deal
Speaker 7: for him to come down and spend a couple of
Speaker 7: days here, but we'd have to find a place that
Speaker 7: and then he would come every weekend for several months.
Speaker 7: It seemed like it was just about every weekend. He
Speaker 7: was here a lot, and we'd have to find a
Speaker 7: place similar to that, I think to get similar results.
Speaker 3: Well, it's interesting because the area where I had my
Speaker 3: encounter that I would be more willing to take everybody too,
Speaker 3: has also been clear cut and cut through. And I
Speaker 3: wrote that down because I found that an interesting note
Speaker 3: that some of these places that you almost wonder if
Speaker 3: there's on purpose, like you'd hate to be that conspiratorial
Speaker 3: and think, but when you put this much attention on
Speaker 3: certain places and these areas become more known and there
Speaker 3: is activity, is the best way to kind of quell
Speaker 3: activity is that, you know what, We're just going to
Speaker 3: clearcut this bullshit. No woods, no bigfoot, no nothing. And
Speaker 3: I would, like I said, I'd hate to be that
Speaker 3: conspiratorial about it, but it's just strange, but we're starting
Speaker 3: to see this happen in areas that used to be
Speaker 3: of a high activity. When I think of Clearfield County
Speaker 3: in general, is a lot of that clear cutting going
Speaker 3: on up in those up in those mountains. And I mean,
Speaker 3: at some point. The nice thing is you have the Alleghenies,
Speaker 3: which is a national forest, and that's usually not a
Speaker 3: proper thing that happens in those, but you know, in
Speaker 3: those surrounding areas, they start to get cut and it's
Speaker 3: kind of man, it's you know, you talk about timing, Heather.
Speaker 3: If we only had more time, maybe we could get
Speaker 3: to some of these places before they become a bulldozer
Speaker 3: paradise right right.
Speaker 7: And that reminds me of one of the researchers that
Speaker 7: I spoke to up in Canada. Actually, he'd talked about
Speaker 7: centering some of his research on places that were getting
Speaker 7: clear cut when they first start to get clear cut
Speaker 7: in the very beginning, because he said there would actually
Speaker 7: be a spike in activity that he noticed around the equipment,
Speaker 7: so he would actually take which I never thought about
Speaker 7: that when stuff started here. I just figured stuff had
Speaker 7: already died down anyway prior to the clear cutting. But
Speaker 7: then once the clear cutting started, I just figured that
Speaker 7: was it. I didn't put any extra effort into like
Speaker 7: staking out where the equipment was or anything like that.
Speaker 7: It didn't cross my mind to do so.
Speaker 3: Well, if you think about it though, in the fifties
Speaker 3: in California, when the bigfoot stuff started picking up, what
Speaker 3: were they doing logging and they were really starting to
Speaker 3: get into that, you know, the heavy deforestation of some
Speaker 3: of those areas there. So you know, looking back on
Speaker 3: it in this moment to think, hey, oh, it does
Speaker 3: make sense the focus on some of those clear cuts.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know. That's the big mystery
Speaker 3: of all this. If we knew, we wouldn't be sitting
Speaker 3: here talking about it. We'd all be doing something else.
Speaker 3: It'd be a bowling podcast or something. But yeah, sadly,
Speaker 3: I guess we won't get more of the Bigfoot project
Speaker 3: unless something significant pops up or you know, you changed,
Speaker 3: because you've got Sasquatch on Earth going on. You have
Speaker 3: which Buckeye Bigfoot, right, and then you've got paranormal Horizons
Speaker 3: with Ron and Ron and Joe right. Then you've got Shenandoah,
Speaker 3: Sasquatch Tyler and those and you've got Alex going around
Speaker 3: all over the place. We're going to hold them hostage
Speaker 3: here again for another weekend. At some point, Alex and
Speaker 3: I investigated the same property ten years apart from one another,
Speaker 3: and Alex actually captured the UFO in film up in
Speaker 3: up on that property, and that's that's another story for
Speaker 3: another time, Heather, that's a whole I would love to
Speaker 3: be with Alex and get together and do that again. Oh,
Speaker 3: the issue becomes a lot of our witnesses, a lot
Speaker 3: of our witnesses are starting to die, and it's not right.
Speaker 3: We're not doing it. It's natural causes, so right, we're
Speaker 3: not plants, we're not working for the Feds. It's just
Speaker 3: sadly it's happening. Uh. And the property has become a
Speaker 3: dispute and then you can't get back into those places.
Speaker 3: So Matt, I stow your thunder again. I'm sorry, I'm wordy.
Speaker 6: Now, that's that's no problem. I actually want to transition
Speaker 6: now and again because we're we're coming up on Halloween.
Speaker 6: There is very well renowned for the paranormal research. And
Speaker 6: I'm going to ask you this, what is the scariest
Speaker 6: most haunted woods that you've been in? And yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: outdoor wooded area.
Speaker 7: Hmm, let me think. I mean, well, I mean I've
Speaker 7: been We went to the pine barrens and I wasn't
Speaker 7: feeling it there. Of course, it was daytime. Who knows
Speaker 7: what that would be like at night, it'd probably be terrifying.
Speaker 6: I'm not that far from there, and I could tell
Speaker 6: you it is cray.
Speaker 7: It was just really cool. Oh see. Yeah, well that's
Speaker 7: got real life things to be concerned about, like actual
Speaker 7: murdering aspect of things. But as far as like woods
Speaker 7: that I've been in at night, I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I was just at the Hinsdale House up in New York,
Speaker 7: and the house itself didn't really terrify me at all,
Speaker 7: but there was something about the woods around there that
Speaker 7: I'm like, I wanted us as a group to go out,
Speaker 7: but nobody would go with me to They're like, no,
Speaker 7: we're to stay. But that probably would have been a
Speaker 7: scary one. I just had a sense about it when
Speaker 7: we got there that it there was something off about it.
Speaker 7: But I don't know a lot of the woods that
Speaker 7: I've been in at night, even when we've been filming
Speaker 7: and stuff, it's just been exciting to be out there.
Speaker 7: It hasn't necessarily been terrifying. When we were doing Sasquatch
Speaker 7: on Earth the Ridge and we were in the woods
Speaker 7: at night, and when we saw the phantom lights that
Speaker 7: had shown up, the earth lights or spook lights, whatever
Speaker 7: you want to call them, and we were just well,
Speaker 7: I was just excited that it was happening. I wasn't
Speaker 7: terrified by it. But I don't know. I mean, I've
Speaker 7: been unnerved even in the woods here at the farm,
Speaker 7: which I think was evident on the Bigfoot project. When
Speaker 7: stuff's running around us. That was a little unnerving. But
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't know if I can answer
Speaker 7: that question. I don't know if I have one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Sean, do you have a favorite place Heather
Speaker 3: that really, no matter how many times you go there
Speaker 3: just makes your skin pimple.
Speaker 7: Mansfield Reformatory State Formatory. Go to Mansfield and uh, just
Speaker 7: it's beautiful, but it's got areas that are terrifying. That
Speaker 7: or Madison Seminary, which is in Madison, Ohio as well.
Speaker 7: Every time I've gone there there's been something spooky that
Speaker 7: has occurred. It seems like that's one of those places
Speaker 7: where if you were going to take somebody for their
Speaker 7: first investigation, I would recommend taking them in Madison because
Speaker 7: something's probably going to happen. It's a little awful wall,
Speaker 7: but it's hard not to get spooked by Mansfield just
Speaker 7: because of the very look of the architecture. It looks
Speaker 7: like a castle. It's and the same thing could be
Speaker 7: said about Moundsville, the West Virginia State Penitentiary. It looks
Speaker 7: even more foreboding than Mansfield does. So either of those prisons,
Speaker 7: I would say, but Mansfield. I'm always excited to go
Speaker 7: to Mansfield. It doesn't even matter. I've been there many
Speaker 7: times and I'll always want to go hang out and.
Speaker 3: That's where you'll find it.
Speaker 8: No, I don't know.
Speaker 3: If you go tell them Heather sent you, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe you know find some extra spooks that way, Yeah, Heather,
Speaker 3: Any final thoughts you want to leave us with to night,
Speaker 3: anything that you want to leave the listeners with. Any
Speaker 3: upcoming projects that you're working on that folks should pay
Speaker 3: attention to.
Speaker 7: Well, we actually have coming out on the thirtieth. We've
Speaker 7: got two things coming out. We have are the next
Speaker 7: book by Ron Murphy, Lights in the Mist, is coming
Speaker 7: out on the thirtieth, and it's companion film, which is
Speaker 7: directed by Tyler Hall. Phantom Lights, will also be out
Speaker 7: on the thirtieth. So that's our big Halloween stuff coming
Speaker 7: out this year. And I'm thinking newsletter because I put
Speaker 7: the newsletter out every week. The big thing that's coming
Speaker 7: at the end of the newsletter is the all of
Speaker 7: our pumpkin attire, which I saw Sean. You've got the
Speaker 7: one hoodie with the pumpkins on it. We've got a
Speaker 7: sale going on at the shop right now up until
Speaker 7: November first. But as far as big projects go, I mean,
Speaker 7: there's always something on YouTube every week. We've got two
Speaker 7: new things coming out on YouTube, so keep your eyes there.
Speaker 7: And we have Lost Contact will be coming out fairly soon,
Speaker 7: and we'll have goat Men out pretty soon. And then
Speaker 7: the next thing we're looking into is the ten year anniversary,
Speaker 7: because that's next year, which is wild. So we're already
Speaker 7: talking Kickstarter stuff and yeah, I just can't. I can't
Speaker 7: believe it's a ten year anniversary already. I mean, in
Speaker 7: some ways I can, in other ways I can.
Speaker 3: So you guys have done a lot in ten years.
Speaker 3: I'll say that as somebody who's been an Ardent supporter,
Speaker 3: I've always been. I felt like I've got my money's
Speaker 3: worth out of Small Town Monsters every time I click
Speaker 3: the contruct you contribute button. And you're all good people too,
Speaker 3: which doesn't doesn't hurt. So it's always a pleasure for
Speaker 3: you to cross paths with us, Heather, and an hour's
Speaker 3: just not enough. We could go on and on and on,
Speaker 3: and we only just touch the surface, folks. Unfortunately, James
Speaker 3: was not here tonight. Henry and Vance, we wish them
Speaker 3: well and all their different things they have going on. Matt,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for taking the time to join
Speaker 3: me tonight. I appreciate you had a busy day, and Heather,
Speaker 3: of course, it wouldn't be a show without you, so
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 7: Thanks for having me. It was great, very much.
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Speaker 3: I'm Sean Walker. You can find out all about me
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Speaker 6: Thank you find me on Facebook, Facebook most of the time,
Speaker 6: Critic Wilderness, and probably by the end of the year,
Speaker 6: we'll be launching our new project, the Lging Plateau Project,
Speaker 6: so that'll probably be my main focal point for contact.
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