Speaker 1: Hey, folks, it's been a few weeks since you've heard
a new episode of that Bigfoot podcast. And trust me,
we've seen the emails, the dms on Facebook and Instagram,
the Spotify comments. Y'all have been asking where the hell
did you guys go? So let me just say this upfront.
We're not gone, we're not done, but life through a
wrench in the gears. I won't go into the specifics
right now, but Wayne had to step away for a
bit to take care of some personal stuff. It happens.
He's okay, We're okay, and we're already working on getting
things rolling again soon. But while I've got your ears,
I want to be straight with you. Wayne and I
started this show because we needed a place to speak freely,
a place where we could talk to you directly, not
just about encounters or blurry videos, but about the bigger picture,
the nonsense, the weirdness, the straight up bullshittery we see
happening in the Bigfoot world. We both do other shows, sure,
but this one, this one's different. This one's ours, and
it means a hell of a lot to both of us.
Now Here comes the part that might sting a little,
but it needs to be said. Even though we love
doing this show, the truth is it's kind of stalled.
The download numbers just aren't moving. We're stuck, and it's
not for lack of effort or passion. So here's the ask,
And yeah, I know we ask this every time, but
this time I really need you to hear it. If
you like the show, if you want more episodes, if
you want to help us keep this thing alive, then
please actually do the things we ask. Right now, as
I'm recording this, we have one hundred twenty two ratings
on Apple podcasts, one hundred and seventy five on Spotify.
That's two hundred and ninety seven total. And I know,
damn well there's more than two hundred and ninety seven
of you are listening right now. It takes five seconds
to click that five star button, maybe sixty to write
a quick review, get it. It feels like a hassle,
but it's the kind of small thing that makes a
huge difference. That's how the algorithm gods decide if this
show gets seen, that's how we grow. And beyond that,
the real magic happens when you share the show with
your friends, your family, your weird cousin who swears he
saw something in the woods once, post about it, share
it on Facebook, mention it in a group, drop a
link in a text. That's not dumb. That's how we
build something real here. Think about it. Joe Rogan didn't
get where he is by luck. His audience shared his show.
They talked about it. They built the momentum. That's what
I'm asking you to do for us. One last thing,
Wayne and I are kicking around new topics and we
want your input. What do you want to hear on
the show? What cases, evidence, documentaries, stories or theories should
we dig into next? Let us know. Shoot me an
email at an at Paranormal World Productions dot com. That's
the update, that's the ask. We'll be back soon, and
as Wayne would say, until we talk to y'all again,
take care of yourselves and take care of each other.