Speaker 1: Thousands of people have mysteriously vanished in America's wilderness. Join
us as we dive into the deep end of the
unexplainable and try to piece together what happened. If you
are listening to Locations Unknown, what's up, everybody, and welcome
back to a special patron episode of Locations Unknown or
paid subscriber episode. Yes, subscriber, I'm your co host. Joey
Ronal with me as always is a guy who never
forgets his men in tights, Mike Brandon Bogart.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, Joe, and thank you to all of
our amazing listeners for tuning in. We've got a fun
another fun episode. I think this is a voicemail Part eleven,
Part eleven. These are my favorite ones of all the ones.
I wish so many people called in that we could
do these every week.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean, yeah, we're getting there. We're saying like enough,
like we have to let them build up, and I
know sometimes we just like don't have time. But yeah,
we have some diabolical things. We're not going to talk
about all of them, but we have some diabolical things
always happening in the background. Some of the things have
fizzled out which we may have expected. But some things
we have going and we're getting closer and closer. So
we are getting closer and closer. One of the things
we've been working on is a chatbot. Now this probably
sounds sounds silly, but this is gonna be more than
just a chatbot. We're actually gonna you turn our music off.
Oh yeah, share the screen. I'm sharing the screen, all right?
Type in maybe just type like Mike, how are you
doing today? Mink? How are you doing today? All right,
let make sure the volume up ready. Here we go.
We're talking to Mike here, and if you're not watching
the video, the next voice he'll hear is not Mike.
So Mike, actual Mike, don't talk okay, And it takes
a little bit thinking Mike's thinking digital Mike. Here we go.
Speaker 2: Hey there, I'm doing pretty well. Thanks for asking. Just
another day diving into the intriguing world of mysterious disappearances
and wilderness stories.
Speaker 1: How about you? Anything interesting going on in your world?
How about you? How about you? That a little bit
that's but that's so wild, that's so weird. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So we've been working on chatbot that is going to
have our voices trime on Mic.
Speaker 1: Now I'll try Montana. So the chatbots called Montana Mike.
Speaker 3: You're now chatting with Montana. Mike, how can I help?
Speaker 1: How is your sasquatch wife, guys fall sasquatch correctly? I
bet it won't matter. Let's find out what has to say.
Speaker 3: Ah, the mythical sasquatch. While I don't have a sasquatch wife,
the stories about sasquatch and other mysterious creatures are always fascinating.
Many people have encountered strange phenomena in the wilderness, and
these tales add a layer of intrigue to the already
mysterious nature of the great outdoors. Do you have any
favorite wilderness legends?
Speaker 1: You got to train it to know that I am,
in fact, does have sasquatch why I am currently in
the process.
Speaker 2: So this is much more complicated behind the scenes than
it looks.
Speaker 1: I don't think it is.
Speaker 2: Essentially, we built a I guess you could call it
a small language model. On top of like chatting with Mike.
How can I help Mike? And I gotta tweak the voices.
I can tweak the inflection and the so I need
to tweak that. So it sounds, and we gotta get
Joe's We're gonna get Joe's voice in there. And I
had a funny idea where we there'll be an option
on here where you can just have Joe and Mike
talking to each other and just see where it's like,
would you start with a prompt and then they would
just go yeah, something like that. Okay, I would love
you guys to talk about how you mispronounced words. But
so this tool is going to be This is gonna
be more useful than just like having fun pretending talking
to us. So so I'm just pulling up. So first
of the one of the things we're gonna do is
we're gonna integrate this with Patreons, so all of our
patreon supporters will get access to this for free. You'll
just link your Patreon account to it. If you're an
active you can use.
Speaker 1: It boom and you're all blackmail us or something. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, So we're going to do eventually this is gonna
have an interactive case map. It's going to have a
community of theory boards, so you'll be able to type
in a theory that you had on an episode and
then it'll post it to kind of a theory board
that people have had. Oh, I haven't trained it on
many episodes. Oh okay, yeah, so doesn't know that.
Speaker 1: You caught me.
Speaker 2: Sometimes when I'm speaking, especially on the podcast, I might
trip over a word or two. It's something I've been
working on, especially with my New Year's resolution to cut
down on filler words. But hey, that's part of the charm, right,
keeps things real and relatable. Plus editing comes in handy
when I need to clean things up a bit. Thanks
for keeping me on my toes.
Speaker 1: Oh, Mike.
Speaker 2: So essentially, what I was trying to say is we're
training it on all of our transcripts. And these are personas,
so Mike, Joe and Montana, Mike and the app. When
I put in a new transcript, it knows when Joe
or I are talking. So it's training Joe's persona on
the parts of the script transcript that Joe spoke, and
the same with mine. So I've got one hundred and
sixty six transcripts to upload by then. After all those
are up there, it's gonna be much more. It's gonna
sound much more like us. And I got to tweak
the audio so it doesn't sound like I'm just talking
like that robot. So we've got these are things that
I'm going to be implementing into it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna just queue up the voicemails because that's why
we're all really here. But this is a cool update.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's gonna be an investigative mode where the chatbot
will do like a guided case walkthrough with the user,
oh with like upme or Joe talking, So if you.
Speaker 1: Have questions about the case, it'll respond based on the
data that's in the case. Yep.
Speaker 2: I'm also training all of our show notups. It's going
to be a better US than Yeah, it really is. No,
it's I want to make it more of because we
get a lot of questions and comments about cases, and
I can't get to all of the questions and add
a lot.
Speaker 1: Of them are questions that are very clearly we've already
said in the episode or not saying a negative way
where if some people missed.
Speaker 2: It, we covered four years ago, and I honestly don't
remember the details to all the cases we cover. The
digital version of us will know.
Speaker 1: So I think this will be a cool tool in
that regarded tool and it will be all of your
patron money will be worth it. Yes, No, this is
this is gonna be a fun little tool. There's other
We'll have to have people call in and like tell
us about the conversations they've had with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I just it does keep a log so
I can see what people are chatting with it.
Speaker 1: We should disclose that again when we release and like, okay,
by the way, by the way, we can although we
don't care what you say, we can see what you say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean there will be some safeguards in
place so people can can't make it say like heinous
things in our voice.
Speaker 1: I feel like you should take those safeguards off. Oh
should we free will? Free will? Yeah, well, well free
will until it's I think we should leave the safeguards
off initially, initially, and if it starts getting a little
off the rails, we can slowly implement them as we go. Yeah.
I really want to see what people come up with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is what one of the things I've
been working on. We're also working on something will help
the shows on our network of podcasts RM.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The software division of Unknown Media. Yeah yeah, is
going to be launching.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so a lot of cool stuff coming out I'm
still working on our map idea that's making progress. Maybe
I'll share an update on what I've been up to.
But yeah, let's get into the meat and potatoes of
the show, the voicemails.
Speaker 1: There we go, This is where all the magic happens.
Speaker 4: All right, Hi, Oh, we've been drinking and we thought, oh,
it would be fun to call some guys, but we
don't have any.
Speaker 5: Guys to call, so we're calling you.
Speaker 4: I'm a cougar.
Speaker 6: And this is a call of the wild.
Speaker 4: We loved your podcast, and thank you for.
Speaker 7: Giving us tips to stay alive.
Speaker 5: We appreciate you.
Speaker 7: This is from Lauren and Diana.
Speaker 1: They know they didn't hang up. They've been drinking. Finally
someone was drinking and calling and Diana, thank you. We
appreciate you, and I'm glad we helped keep you alive.
As you can do that, yes, and entertain all of us.
We appreciate.
Speaker 2: Call us back anytime you've had a few wines, anytime,
that's great.
Speaker 8: Hey, guys, I really enjoyed the show. Don't change a thing. Okay,
I love the Wisconsin accents everything. Hey, Joshua Best disappeared
on a tram hike that's in Palm Springs, downtown Palm Springs.
Actually he started from the tram and went up, but
he disappeared many years ago. It was an interesting case
and so much that he took the tram up and disappeared.
But they found his wallet later, pershed on a rock
as they're doing search and rescue. It's an interesting case.
Not a lot written about it, but it's Joshua Best
the est. There's a short article in the La Times
about it. That'sn't I could find. I hiked that all
the time.
Speaker 9: That's why it interests me.
Speaker 8: Anyway, I love your show. Don't change a thing.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you very much. He didn't leave his name,
but I really appreciate the kind of word thank you.
That could be a cool episode. I just pulled up
a quick Google search on it. Thirty six year old
high coment missing September nine, two thousand.
Speaker 2: So see, this is another thing for the chatbot. When
people have suggestions, tell us on the chatbot. Oh and
it can like populate a fucking sheet or something. Yeah,
it'll keep an ongoing list of suggestions, which is one
of the things I have a hard time keeping track of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we write them all over the table. In black
and the tables black and now that tables in the
other room. Yeah, so I don't even see it. Thank
you very much for the call. Thank I appreciate listening
and loving it. How it is.
Speaker 8: Hey, guys, it's John.
Speaker 6: I just listened to the Crime.
Speaker 10: Junkies Patreon episode pas thinking if beer Nato is not
going to work out. Tip to everybody who defended you starts.
Speaker 11: Tading recommendations to Netflix for a true crime documentary, exciting
you as the source, and you can Crime Junkies and
the number one spot to prove that people would care
about it.
Speaker 6: We get you guys on Netflix.
Speaker 12: Just say it.
Speaker 1: I like that. I like John. I like always like, Hey,
it's John. Barnado doesn't work. I like remember that. Yeah,
Barnado's not going to work. Well I could it might,
Oh it will. Yeah, I got ideas that will be
the the movie division of Anno Media, right after the
software division. Yes, awesome, Thank you very much. Thank you.
Speaker 10: Hey, guys, don't again regarding me. Bryan's the later Ski episode.
So our teams normally won't charge someone.
Speaker 11: For rescuing them any under any.
Speaker 10: Circumstance in Colorado, though depending on the circumstance, you can
get charged for medical evacuation, including helicopter and be charging
for those services, which if he was charged like twenty
five thousand dollars for being sifted out during the getting crisis,
I mean.
Speaker 12: I'd be like, what's the point me dead now?
Speaker 13: I was already going through some scouts.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna go back out there.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 10: There's also the chance that when he was her.
Speaker 11: Steps back my family and friends, you know, maybe he
just wasn't feeling it, just like, oh well I am.
Speaker 10: A guy I as well, you know, continue the journey.
I don't know, that's that's not what I got to
see in the gift.
Speaker 9: So and I know Colorado is kind of kind of
off in that certain It's not a bad.
Speaker 12: That's kind of my theory, Like you didn't put him
in dead just.
Speaker 1: To go back out, yeap. Not a bad theory. It's
like Skyking.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I like when I got to lose, when you
just you just piled on the pie.
Speaker 2: And when I mentioned in that episode the estimated cost,
I guess I should have said this wasn't charged to him.
I was just there is a cost involved with the
search and rescue operations, and I just wanted to just
point out the fact that him doing that twice, you
know what it costs the agencies involved a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was my only point. Thanks again for calling
in twice, Joe, Thank you.
Speaker 5: In the barn chasing that knee on Rainbow.
Speaker 13: I'm searching for the locations.
Speaker 5: On no.
Speaker 4: I ever wanted.
Speaker 5: What's the fine dead person in the snow? See somebody.
Speaker 6: Find it die location song?
Speaker 5: No find it that dead person in the snow now.
Speaker 1: The real At the end, she said she wants to
find it in person in the snow. All right, different
str different folks. I love it. I gotta get that
noise on the board now that's wild. Very next one.
Speaker 15: Hi, guys, my name is Lori, and I just listened
to the FINALI episode about Johnny Waterman, which was great.
Everything you do is great. I love it all, but
I find that one particularly interesting because there was quite
a bit of information about his mental state and his
you know, details of his video.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, why I don't know it's got paranoid Okay.
She sounds a little Canadian. I heard at a boot
a little bit of them.
Speaker 15: I was wondering if you have ever looked into the
case of Guy Edwards and John Miller, who attempted to
climb the Devil's Thumb in two thousand and three. Yeah,
there's lots out there, but he's Canadian.
Speaker 1: I think I like how you said, now we're going
to balance you pause and just went, yeah, it's kind
of interact with you. Oh, but you said it he
was Canadian. I might be right about her being Canadian.
Speaker 15: Maybe that's why nobody knows of him. Anyway, It's not
like one of the most famous crazy climbers and mountaineers,
but he well, he was crazy a little bit though,
because he was also a builder or builder or somebody
who climbs buildings when he's board or the weather's too
bad to go into the mountains. I'm not sure. But anyway,
you should look into it and do an episode because
it's very interesting. There's tons of information about guy to
go along with the story. The sad part of the
story is that three guys went to climb the Devil's
Stone that day in two thousand and three, and at
the last minute, the third guy, who had a bad feeling,
just decided not to go, so he watched some walk
costs and never saw him again. He had to wait
several days, I think for the helicopter to arrive, and
it's been. It was shocking and sad, shocking, but not
shocking because I think that's just the kind of guy
he was. He was a good friend of my husband's
and around where we lived, he was kind of a
notorious character. Anyway, that's a suggestion for you. And one
last thing before I say goodbye. I love it when
you guys mispronounced something and then laugh at yourself. It's
just such a nice trait to admit that. I mean,
I hear people from mispronouncing things all the time. Oh
I can think of one personal probe. He mispronounces these
things and then act like.
Speaker 1: He didn't.
Speaker 15: I think that's a great humble characteristic that you guys have.
And yeah, keep pumping out good episodes.
Speaker 1: She's a Canadian. Thank you. We love America's hat.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh now she hates us, Yeah, no, thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't say it was Lori, Lori, Lorie, Thank you, Laurie.
You can never take yourself too serious. I know, right,
why yeah, why why? It's more fun to not be
serious all the time. All right, thank you very much.
All right, we've got the same day, Colin.
Speaker 9: Because I used to live in the Kachko Mills in Dover,
New Hampshire. No, that's run by a company called Chimberg,
and they have an elevator which goes from the basement
all the way up to the fourth floor. But what
they don't tell you is that behind the elevator, if
you look around, there's a closet and as a kind
of a padlock to warp and then right beside the door.
This is back in two thousand. Similar things have changed.
But hey, they had a door behind the padlock door,
and there was a half door where you could open
up the upper half and then throw your legs over
the bottom half and just walk back behind whatever it
was behind the door. And what was beyond the door
was a walkway. It was a very thin walkway and
it led you behind whatever they carved out back in
the old days, behind the original mills. While the water
ran underneath his feet, you could walk throughout the mill
and the I guess the original way they cut it
out and there were a bunch of rooms and then
cut out and I think there were the original rooms
where they had, you know, initially placed the mill. Some
of these rooms had doors. Some of those rooms had bunks,
like places to work here would actually sleep. It was
super strange to be a resident there and actually find
this out and just explore in secret, because I'm sure
they didn't want me down there all this old history.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, that must have been really you probably
heard something in an episode and called.
Speaker 2: I wonder if it was about our episode on that
about and we did talking about the history in the fifties.
Speaker 1: It sounded like that was one call because he said
the reason I called is like he opened it like
didn't sell like there's a lot of But I don't
know who that was or what that was about. But okay,
all right, thank you for calling. I'm glad it didn't
go real dark. I was like, expect me to go somewhere.
I didn't want it to. But thanks for calling. Thanks
for listening to our show. We love you. Next next voicemail,
Hey guys.
Speaker 5: Long time listener, first time caller. Yay, I just listened
to today's episode about Brian Skolinsky, and I just have
to tell you that I am ninety nine percent sure
that I saw him out there before he died. Whoa
basically long story short. I was on my second ever
backpacking trip. I just turned twenty one years old, and
we went into the Great Sandyms and it was great
back country permit everything.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 5: When we got to the trailhead, which is way out
and it's where his car was parked, there was only
one other car there because it's kind of hard to
get to it's like deep sand to drive to where
you have to go into backcountry camp into the dunes,
you cross over Madonno Creek. But anyways, so we saw
one car there and it had New York plates. And
this was early June twenty seventeen, and my friends and
I were like, wow, that person came a really long
way to hike in the sand dunes. Like that's cool,
Like at least there's someone else out there. So we
hiked into the dunes and I hiked without shoes. It
was hot, but I didn't burn my feet. It's very
hard to hike with a pack on in those sand dunes,
but it was like really hard. It was hot, it
was super windy, but it was really amazing out there
at night, the stars are amazing. So my friends and
I get to our camp. You know, there are no
camp pipe. We get to where we want to camp,
we set up camp, and then we go hike up
really big by our campsite so that we can you know,
take in the views, get some pictures. And we're up there,
we're taking pictures. We're jumping in the sand, if you know.
We're in our early twenties, were suit loos and fancy
free and we are on the top of the tall
sand dune and we see this person and in the
distance and you guys talked about it on the show
how you can see like for miles you can see people.
We saw this person and they were like kind of
walking towards us, and they were quite far away, but
they were not far enough away that we couldn't make
out if they had gear or not. And this person
did not have a backpack on, which you would definitely
need if you were camping out in the dunes. And
we were like so excited that someone else, we were
actually hoping that that person would come towards us and
you know, to like stay hi, and you know, oh
my gosh, this in is so cool. And we were waving,
you know, jumping, waving like to say hi to this person.
And they saw us, and they turned around and they
started walking the opposite direction. And this, like I said,
early June, early ish mid June twenty seventeen, Great stand
in National Park. We had just seen the car at
the trailhead with New York plates, and.
Speaker 1: I think she left the second voice, yeah, let's go here.
Speaker 5: Okay, apparently my story was too long, but listen to
my previous voicemail about possibly seeing Brian Skeleinski and Great
stand Ins before he died. So anyways, we were we
wait with this person, they see us, they turned back
around and start hitting the other right, and we all
there were three of us, We all three of us
thought it was so weird, like we were so weirded
out and just like why would they turn around? And
you could tell that they did not have a pack
or gear on, and the sun was about to go down.
It was like getting like, you know, to be like ask.
So anyways, we we thought that was weird. We were like,
that's weird. Maybe they just didn't want, you know, maybe
they just wanted to be alone.
Speaker 15: Whatever.
Speaker 5: And about a week and a half after we left
and we got home working at a boy Scout ranch
in New Mexico, we saw on the news that this
New York man had been found de ceased in Great
Sandans National Park, and all three of us are almost
one hundred percent convinced that we saw Ryan Skeolenski from
far away while we were back we were staying there overnight.
Are the odds that we see a car with New
York plates and a lone person hiking out there with
no gear and so anyways, I'm pretty sure that I
saw Brian Skeolenski before he died out there. And I've
known this for nine years because I saw it on
the news. But it's just really haunting to think about. Anyways,
I love the show.
Speaker 1: Guy, Well, thank you for sharing the call. I'm like,
i mean, unless she's lying, but like it's one of
those things, like who would call in and lie about that? Yeah,
of all the episodes she's like this one. I'm like,
she's going to get any fame out of it or
money or anything. If the New York car played is
there and that's around when he went missing, that had
to have been him. Yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 4: Is this okay?
Speaker 5: Apparently?
Speaker 1: Yeah that was the same one. Okay, that's crazy. Thanks
for calling in.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm ninety nine percent certain you saw him too.
That's wild.
Speaker 14: Hey, guys, this is Chath Layne calling from Boaz, Alabama,
maybe nowhere up on a Sans Mountain, one of the
highest points in Alabama.
Speaker 4: Look it up. They won't sound very high to y'all. Anyway,
I love your show, fantastic, Thank you. I'm calling specifically
about the Tonto National Forest episode you recently did. I
lived in Arizona for twenty years and I just have
to recommend to everybody if you can go to the Rim,
which has pronounced moga Yon, the moga Yon Rim. Go there.
It's just stunning, best place in the world to camp.
I do sometimes get a little annoyed that you could
look up how to pronounce whose name on the Internet,
but the quality of the rest of the show is
pretty awesome, and so you live with it. The cacti
there are tomorrow. Anyway, keep up the good work. I
look forward to every new episode.
Speaker 1: Thanks, thank you so much. Appreciate you. See, she's honest,
but she's not going to fault the rest of the
show for the part she's annoyed of the part that
in Hey, people are allowed to be annoyed. Perfect Yeah,
people are allowed to have the things that annoy them.
She's not letting to affect the other parts of the show.
So I appreciate the honest Antitokumpo TBA basketball player here
in Milwaukee was once asked why isn't he better at
shooting free throws? And he's like, well, God couldn't make
me perfect. They're terrible at free throws. So all right,
next one.
Speaker 16: Hi, my name is Sarah, and I'm trying to see
if you have a contact for Dora rich Oh.
Speaker 2: Plus, okay, you can keep playing this, but she does
give her phone numbers, so just get ready to bleep. Okay,
so she said don't play her phone number. Okay, so
this is kind of a funny voicemail.
Speaker 1: All right, it's okay to play the rest with them, Yeah,
I think so, just not giving away any personal yeah, okay.
Speaker 16: Who is the stepsister of Gwenn hassle Quist? This is
so story and I didn't know anything about Gwynn's case,
but we have found her cat, and the cat comes
back to her phone m burring her information as well
as her ex husband. You may have adopted this cat.
Speaker 9: Or was it cat dump? I don't know.
Speaker 15: Very bizarre.
Speaker 16: I don't don't play my phone hurt on your episodes.
Speaker 14: But my number.
Speaker 15: Okay, And I'm just helping the finder.
Speaker 9: I'm an animal.
Speaker 16: Rescue thank you.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's okay. So yeah, we'll reach out. And she
said she was looking for Dora's contact info. Yeah, well
we can facilitate that and let Dora know that somebody
found Gwen's cat.
Speaker 1: We'll give Dora the information and then it's up to
Dora what you want to do with it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, but I thought that was like bizarre, that's so bizarre. Yes,
this is this case. Just keep coming back to us. Yes,
Crime Junkies doesn't have that scoop. I know, right, we
know someone with their kid to do a whole update
episode nown like we got Glenn's cat, we found it,
no one else help. Yes, thanks to one.
Speaker 6: Hey, Mike and Joe.
Speaker 13: I'm a big fan of the show. Yeah, recently in
a couple of your episodes, I've noticed you guys talking
a lot about cell phones and people using him to
be located. But uh, something I haven't heard you guys
mentioned yet, And I thought i'd just throw this out there,
so maybe if you find it worthwhile, you can share
it with us listeners. But I work in pretty remote
areas and we recently got Starlink on our phones, so
it's only ten bucks a month. And it's not it's
not through Starlink. It's like through my cell phone service provider.
But I guess they use starlink, and I've used it
backpacking in Montana and I've been in really remote areas,
like tens of miles from service, and I can just
send a text message and it uses data so I
can I can see maps and download maps and stuff
like that, which is really cool. So if anybody's heading
out there, I think that for people like me who
don't want to spend a lot of money on something
I can in reach. You can just add ten bucks
some ups to your phone plan and yeah, you can
have service pretty much anywhere that you have a pretty
clear view of the night sky. I feel like if
you're in a really neuro canyon, it probably wouldn't work.
But yeah, I just thought i'd throw that out there.
Maybe something you can share in a future episode when
you're discussing ways to prevent being lost and unlocatable. So yep,
have a great day.
Speaker 1: And that's awesome. Yeah, even my phone has satellite.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just recently got a new iPhone and you
can do satellite text. But I have been hearing things
recently about newer model phones are going to be able
to have starlink on them, and probably other service providers
that offer that.
Speaker 1: To Our show is going to be going away. It's
going to turn into a rescue only show. You say that,
but the better, Yeah, for the better. But I will
still have a hunch people unfortunately. Yes, and there's enough
already that we can keep there for a long time.
We have a backlog that got a back will never
be able to get through. Yes, So thanks to the call,
Thanks for loving the show. Thank you.
Speaker 17: Yes, this is a really ad down court. I'm from
Saint Louis and it's pretty late. Actually, I'm sweepy. I
was listening to you guys before I go to bed.
But I really really like the frost bite No, no, no, wait,
the hypothermia story. Well, do you guys get feelly confused?
I don't know every timer I hear it, it sounds
new and I really like it. And what else do
I really like?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 4: I like to.
Speaker 17: Oh these haters don't change us. All are hating on
the repetitive stories.
Speaker 1: Oh well, thank you, ah, I love from Saint Louis.
Speaker 2: So somebody that wants to hear the hypothermia story, I
probably will try not to tell it again. I don't
care if if she calls back in and requests it,
maybe I'll do it like a patron hypothermia story like
twice a year.
Speaker 1: Twice a year. People just don't forget about it, and
so I'm a big Like, here's the deal. People stop
listening to the show, new people start listening to show.
New listeners don't go to the backlog, So our longtime
listeners you might have to bear through it. New listeners,
it's new to them. We'll make sure the chatbot has
the hypo chat story. Yeah, we'll send it to her care.
You can listen to any time you want. Just have
a chat with us. Why you're going to bed, Yeah,
well for you to sleep, we'll have it sing her
lalla byes gosh. All right, next we should see if
I sing before we're done, Okay, before we're going to
totally do that.
Speaker 15: Hey, location the call on Halloween depending on what we
were doing.
Speaker 8: And I just happened to be at this awesome wedding
that's a tossing.
Speaker 13: Party wedding, and I found Joe's like, bost of your
Joe here, say.
Speaker 5: Hi, what's up?
Speaker 13: Everybody gear up and get out and explore locations.
Speaker 1: That was at my sister's wedding. That's awesome. My cousin
came up and he's like, I'm literally leaving a voicemail
on your show right now. I forgot about that. That's awesome.
That's awesome.
Speaker 12: Oh last one, Hey, guys, I am.
Speaker 6: In the middle of listening to your podcast with Hey
and His Adventures, and you guys.
Speaker 12: Were talking about how to what you guys.
Speaker 6: Do when you approach single female hyper right, and as.
Speaker 18: A single female hyper there's hype.
Speaker 6: I always started an interest save when when a male will.
Speaker 18: Start a conversation with me and immediately tell me, well,
I wish my wife could be here, or my.
Speaker 6: Girlfriend is doing this, or there's always like, uh.
Speaker 18: They're always telling me that they're they have a partner
or so.
Speaker 6: Or whatever, And I've always interpreted.
Speaker 18: It as them trying to prevent me from hitting on them,
like they're letting.
Speaker 12: Me know that they're taking already lady, so don't come
on to me, which has stepped a million years or
of do it, especially on the.
Speaker 6: Trail because it's nowhere. But it wasn't until one of
my friends pointed out to see that maybe they're doing.
Speaker 12: That, but that you feel safer so that you you know,
you know that they are not going to hurt or
mark you can say, but I.
Speaker 10: Just thought it was interesting.
Speaker 6: Because that's obviously what your intention is if you do that.
Speaker 18: But my interpretation is really I'm not I'm not here
to meet.
Speaker 4: People and like.
Speaker 6: Hook up on the trail.
Speaker 5: So just I don't know that there's an.
Speaker 6: Answer for me as to how to approach me personally
on the trail. But I would just say.
Speaker 18: Don't thet with my dog, because.
Speaker 6: That's where I'm the happiest. I go into Liot two people,
so it's okay if don't approach.
Speaker 12: There, just simply say hey and then keep walking. I'm
usually not there to have the conversations with anybody who knows.
Speaker 6: All right, guys, thanks so much.
Speaker 18: I just recently except your guys' podcasts and I love it.
It helps me, helps me be better prepared, and I
find all of the episodes.
Speaker 5: What's happened to you?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 9: Thank you?
Speaker 12: All of the things coming to take care by.
Speaker 1: Awesome, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I think it is more guys, more
lean do that for the second reason, to like be
like hey, like, yeah, I'm married, I have a wife
for a girlfriend.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to hurt you. You know, I'm not
sharing the screen. But what the heck do you want
to read this?
Speaker 2: Or do you want to share the screen and read it?
I blanked out the phone numbers. These are some texts
that we've Hey, this is Karina, You're bestie in Texas AKA.
Every time you say Toenail, I throw up.
Speaker 9: In my mouth.
Speaker 1: I have a TV show idea for you guys, low budget,
of course, and streamed on Roku because it's free. This
shows a te moversion of Naked and Afraid called Disoriented
and Frightened. In one episode, Joe realizes Mike's experiencing paradoxical
undressing because Joe used to be an EMT and is
very disorientated Mike. Mike also frankly trying to rip off
his gee string made him palm fronds. Your gee string
made of palm front. While Joe's warming Mike up by
laying his naked body across him, he recounts the first
time he witness paradoxical dressing during a long hiking trip
with some buddies. Because four of your followers hadn't heard
the story yet, So what do you think riveting?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 19: He's string of palm fronds. O. I'm so glad we
get text messages. I love it is the team version. Oh,
none of them that good compared to this.
Speaker 1: Oh, this is the guy talking about Joshua Best. Okay,
we'll skip I'll skip those. Yeah, we had the voicemail.
I'm only going to do short ones because we're forty
minutes in yes, and I want to go to bed.
I'm tired. It's nine to forty four at night. This
is totally a random question, but I'm curious why you
have a phone number with an Idaho area code but
you're located in Wisconsin. I just moved from Wisconsin to Boise,
which is the only reason I even know it is
an Idaho area code. I just found your podcast. I've
only listened to a couple episodes, but I think it's amazing.
Thank you very much. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you why we have an Idaho phone number.
We use Google Voice and to make our show see
more interesting. I picked a phone number from Idaho. That's
literally the only reason, and I picked it years and
years ago.
Speaker 1: Awesome, All right, here we go. This is such hello
Dusty Lin trag. And then they did a laughing emoji
like they're almost last. We made a joke about their
name they were support Oh okay, awesome. I was just
out of lgbtq's annual outdoor fest this past weekend. I
got like the lights in the thing in the Catskills,
probably displaying my huge locations unknown stickered up water bottle
all right, yes, and sharing the dragging my name received
under podcast. Sorry about that, I love first of all,
with the laughing moojis, I think they had fun with it,
which is we only mean positivity. They left a voicemail. Okay,
I believe we covered it in one of the prior
we did. I think so. In all candor, it was
made doubly funny that I had subscribed to the patroon
to see if there was more specific type of content,
and after assessing unsubs, assessing unsubscribed for now, just because
I don't have the funds to regularly support every podcast
I enjoy, but I had unsubscribed prior to hear my
shout out and was so worried y'all would be convinced.
I was offended, and that was the reason behind with
the The was a budget decision. I would take Dusty
Lynn Tregg any day over what my husband kept sharing
at outdoor Fest. He was going around telling everyone, Hey,
did you know his trailer name is crotch pot.
Speaker 14: Ps.
Speaker 1: No it is not, but PS, I did not make
up crotch pots. It's really it's a real piece of
ultra light gear. I don't own one. I've never seen
one in real life, but they exist anyway. Much love
and hopefully I got y'all some new listeners in the
LGBTQ outdoors community. That's fun.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm glad they can take jokes. That's awesome. Thank you
so much for listening. And don't worry about your budgetary decisions.
Canceling a podcast Pyatreon to save budget is a smart decision. Yes,
if I'm being honest, Yes, now with all of you listening,
don't do that. Yes, Hi Joe, Mike, I heard you
your I heard on your White Mountain cold Cases that
this is a text number two. I turned sixty seven
on the sixth. It'd be very cool to get a
phone message with happy birthday. Wish he missed this one
by a few months. Oh no, I'm a survivor of
youth violence abuse that I went on to get a
Bacheler's master's PhD equivalent and education. My crown Jewel is
an amazing child that raised out of all I suffered.
It's amazing on this age now, miraculously. Actually, dang it,
I'm said we missed it. Did they leave their name
just as the number. Oh no, sorry about that. I
always forget the check. Well they're not even and they're
not even patron. They won't hear this. But happy belated,
Happy belated birthday, and sorry about that. I'm glad you
turned such an awful experience into such an amazing life.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's always good to hear, and it's really text
the next time, call and leave a voicemail. Maybe we'll
get it in time.
Speaker 1: And yeah, that'd be great. But thank you for listening
to show you. If you hear this, happy blated birthday.
Oh that's a mom one he ran. That's so long.
We'll just leave it up there for a minute. If
people want to just read it themselves. Episode from last year.
Oh he's talking about I think the person that cut
themselves Jordan Grider. Yeah yeah, okay, so in comparison, I
think they're just making a comparison. I'm not gonna read
the whole thing. I said, we gotta go. I just
want funny ones. My name is Emily, huge fan of
the show. Just wanted to text and say I love
the wait, wait, don't tell me style openers. Hope the
new studio is lovely cheers from Eerie, Pennsylvania. Thank you
Emily so much, well timely texts. Wait, wait, don't tell me?
Oh is that like how? I just yeah, I don't.
I think h.
Speaker 2: Like I'll try to say something and then you yelled
me oh yeah. And hey, a new studio might be
moving into another new studio.
Speaker 1: Yes, we're going back to a cool top floor. Our
studios keep getting better. Yes, but I am getting tired
of moving. It's gonna be okay, I know awesome. I
love the text message feature. Yes, for reference, shorter text
messages are appreciated. Yes, unless it's a really good story
about Mike's g string, balm fronts. Joe keeping me warm,
by laying his naked body across me. Wow, throughout my
mouth a little. You sound like Arnold's string plans paradoxical
and dressing. Quick, get me naked. I'm getting cold warming
with your body.
Speaker 3: Mike.
Speaker 1: Oh, we gotta try and make you sing? Can you
use sing me a song? Don't tell me you can
actually do it? This could be terrifying.
Speaker 2: Oh, trust me, you wouldn't want to hear me sing scene.
I love to try, but let's just say it's not
my strong suit. My co host Joe would probably have
a good laugh at the attempt. But hey, if you
ever want to chat about mysterious disappearances or strange wilderness tales,
I'm your guy. I mean I would have a laugh
at it. We'll have to build some like little Easter
eggs and the like force it to respond.
Speaker 4: M m.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gonna have some fun with this.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll hide things and then tell people there is
hidden things and they have to uncover it and they'll
get like a hat or they'll like burn my API
budget in one day, that's right. We'll have them subscribe
to the software. Yeah, other people will pay for it
for yeah awesome, Well, I don't have anything else. How
about you, Mike, No, I don't. I I am good.
I thought you're gonna go into something there. Nope. Well,
thanks again for being patron subscribers, for sticking with us
while we develop this show perpetually till the end of
our days. Wow, I hit the wrong button. Here we go.
Thank you for supporting us until we do this so
much that we die, and then it's fun until the
inevitable heat death from the sun as it melts the
Earth and all their planets in the orbit. But until then,
we're so glad that you're here with us. But thanks again.
Tell all of your friends about us, put our sticker
on your water bottle, and tell everyone to call in
that you meet so that they listen to the show.
But anyway, lastly, when enjoying the beauty of nature, whether backpacking, camping,
or simply taking a walk, always remember to leave no trace.
Thanks and we will see you all next time.