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Speaker 2: Now what are your reporting? I got a screen going
Speaker 2: on here. Something just kid with my dog. Something killed
Speaker 2: your dog? My dog? We're flying through there over the tree.
Speaker 2: I don't know how it did it? Okay, Damn, I'm
Speaker 2: really confused. All I saw was my dog coming over
Speaker 2: the fence and they would dead once you hit the ground.
Speaker 2: I didn't have seen any cars. All I saw was
Speaker 2: my dog coming over the fence. Mad, What are you reporting?
Speaker 2: We got some wonder or something crawling around out here?
Speaker 2: Did you see what it was? It enough out here
Speaker 2: looking them do the one? Doow now? And I don't
Speaker 2: need anything. I don't want to go outside. Wit Hello,
Speaker 2: hit the boddy out here? What quin? I'm out there?
Speaker 2: It's thought of a bench about text nine. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Easy ann out there? Yeah, I'm walking right heady.
Speaker 1: As most of you know, I was part of a
Speaker 1: documentary filmed in twenty twenty four called My Bigfoot Life,
Speaker 1: featuring my good friend Daniel Lee Barnett. Until now, the
Speaker 1: entire team has been under strict NDAs. We couldn't say
Speaker 1: a word. But that's finally changed. What you're about to
Speaker 1: hear is a live show we did just a few
Speaker 1: days ago over on my YouTube channel. It was the
Speaker 1: first time our crew got to come together and speak
Speaker 1: publicly about what really went down behind the scenes, no filters,
Speaker 1: no scripts. So for this episode, I handed the reins
Speaker 1: over to Daniel and Ryan. They took over Sasquatch Odyssey
Speaker 1: to host this epic conversation and I think you're really
Speaker 1: going to enjoy it. Let's get into it.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to Sasquatch Odyssey Podcast, the Myths Gleasons Podcast,
Speaker 3: all the people watching on Facebook. I'm so glad to
Speaker 3: be back, and especially with my very good brother mister
Speaker 3: Ryan RPG GOLLUMBASKI, how are you, buddy?
Speaker 4: I am wonderful. How long have we been waiting to
Speaker 4: blabber passion about what's year? So to everyone who is
Speaker 4: tuned in, prepare yourselves, put your seatbelt on and rip
Speaker 4: the wheel tightly because this is going to be a
Speaker 4: rat mate.
Speaker 3: First of all, the question I always asked is how
Speaker 3: have you been?
Speaker 4: Oh man, I've been wonderful. Being a paper bear is
Speaker 4: the greatest thing that ever happened to me. But the
Speaker 4: second greatest thing that ever happened to me we're going
Speaker 4: to get to talk about today, So I'm pretty stoked
Speaker 4: about that. These are the kind of things like you've
Speaker 4: all had those moments in your life where you're standing
Speaker 4: someplace and it's either so beautiful or wonderful or powerful
Speaker 4: that you wish you could bring everybody there with you
Speaker 4: that you love to that moment. And that's the moment
Speaker 4: we're going to talk about.
Speaker 3: It can be a goodt today. Just the pre warning
Speaker 3: to everyone watching what you are about to see is
Speaker 3: some real emotions that may come out today because this
Speaker 3: is such a magical story. Now, we do have some
Speaker 3: special guests, three of them actually that will be joining
Speaker 3: us today, which me and Ryan will bring on very soon.
Speaker 3: But I'm going to go right back to the start
Speaker 3: of the story, right me and you first, Matt. I
Speaker 3: think it was on a podcast February twenty twenty four,
Speaker 3: as with Nan, and you came on not really knowing
Speaker 3: what you're about to get into.
Speaker 4: No idea, And I tried ignoring you and blocking you
Speaker 4: for a year, but you were so persistent and you
Speaker 4: just had to get through that. Yeah, we finally had
Speaker 4: a chance to connect. I would be lying if I
Speaker 4: didn't say it was one of the best moments in
Speaker 4: my Big Pudding career.
Speaker 3: It was a fantastic moment. I knew from the very
Speaker 3: beginning of that podcast where I was going with it.
Speaker 3: I knew off of that podcast. I'll go straight into
Speaker 3: do you want to become part of this journey?
Speaker 4: Which is one of the things I actually love about
Speaker 4: you is you are unstoppable in that way. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Most of us get hot on these roadblocks, but you're
Speaker 4: just like now, I'll just call them five hundred more times.
Speaker 4: We will pick up.
Speaker 3: After that, I said, do you want to become part
Speaker 3: of this amazing journey?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: It was actually funny that another one of our guests
Speaker 3: I met two days before we actually met, So I'll
Speaker 3: actually bragg that I knew the staff from ex Big
Speaker 3: Book before I knew you.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to get a montral over that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I then asked you about the conference later that year,
Speaker 3: and then we decided to actually start filming. And Monica
Speaker 3: and eminem Productions have been fantastic, So I will put
Speaker 3: a massive shout out to them to say what an
Speaker 3: amazing job they've done over the past year. And they've
Speaker 3: done something very incredible and they have brought us all together.
Speaker 4: Tip our squad chat to young missus Nan who provided
Speaker 4: that right. I love that the origin story of connecting
Speaker 4: you with Monika's production company was Nan and her being
Speaker 4: inquired together and singing together. These are things we need
Speaker 4: to bring back in schools. We need choir again class
Speaker 4: in our classes. And then look where it's led us
Speaker 4: through this beautiful thing of singing and combining your frequencies
Speaker 4: to create wonderful harmonies. Has now created this wonderful harmony
Speaker 4: that we have here.
Speaker 3: It's been wonderful. Before we go any further, guys, you
Speaker 3: probably know what this podcast is about. I'm about to
Speaker 3: confirm it with you with the official documentary poster. I
Speaker 3: can't wait to actually get this out, get some amazing
Speaker 3: things out of the world. What I am about to
Speaker 3: do now is we are going to start the story.
Speaker 3: As a lot of you are aware, here in the UK,
Speaker 3: these wonderful stars came over to the UK. Ronnie LeBlanc
Speaker 3: from Expedition Bigfoot and Paranormal corn Camera Ranley holl from
Speaker 3: Finding Bigfoot. They came over to the UK and it
Speaker 3: was fantastic. I made a very good friend. I think
Speaker 3: it was September twenty twenty three. He came to my event.
Speaker 3: I met him on a Facebook group. Has been an
Speaker 3: amazing journey with him. Let's bring him on and let's
Speaker 3: have a little bit of fun. So please welcome to
Speaker 3: the stage, mister Chris Alsford. Hi, Chris, I'm good man,
Speaker 3: Thank you. How are you mate? I am very well,
Speaker 3: very well. As me and Ryan said at the beginning
Speaker 3: of this podcast, this is the first time we've actually
Speaker 3: got together to speak about it, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yes, first time we actually can even speak about it.
Speaker 5: Accepting hushed whispers in the quiet back room, we.
Speaker 3: Have two amazing people that I'm going to hold backstage
Speaker 3: for a minute. But first before we get to the UK, Chris,
Speaker 3: me and you met at my first children's conference, didn't we.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm clearly a child so I attended that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you want to explain a little bit about
Speaker 3: how men you met?
Speaker 5: First of all, it's on the Facebook Green you were
Speaker 5: looking for researchers. Gus told you to speak to me.
Speaker 5: Can a private message you? Yes, I found something in Somerset.
Speaker 5: Would you like to come to the forest and look
Speaker 5: with me? By the way, I'm a fourteen year old
Speaker 5: at this point no FN way, thank you. But your
Speaker 5: father got in touch and said, it's always going to
Speaker 5: remember of his family with boys, and I'm a policeman,
Speaker 5: so get down here.
Speaker 3: I said, okay, quick, I still have the first interview
Speaker 3: that me and you did. Me and you sat down
Speaker 3: and did that first interview and you told me about
Speaker 3: the sharp story.
Speaker 4: I've got a better story.
Speaker 3: Now let's fast forward to the last April. I remember
Speaker 3: very clearly I picked you up in the airport with
Speaker 3: Dad for the base first time. We had a wonderful
Speaker 3: time in the UK. I will leave it to you
Speaker 3: Ryan to start off how the UK film and went.
Speaker 3: Then we'll pass with the course.
Speaker 4: For those people that really know me. On the goofball,
Speaker 4: I was a class clown. I truly believe laughter is
Speaker 4: the best medicine, that the more of it we do,
Speaker 4: the healthier we areselves. I was obviously working over time,
Speaker 4: completely delirious from a long plane flight. To get on
Speaker 4: your guys good side, and particularly you're funny Loaner. We
Speaker 4: now something in comedy that's great is when you do
Speaker 4: a callback. So you make a joke, you see it works.
Speaker 4: You just wait a little bit you bring it back
Speaker 4: to the conversation and you just keep going to that
Speaker 4: well as many times again. And we did that with
Speaker 4: the French horn or me just telling to run and
Speaker 4: I love them afterwards, I love you and then leave.
Speaker 4: But in every other language there's all these different thres
Speaker 4: versions of love. In ours, it has to be very
Speaker 4: specific this or that. Anyway, that's a nice deep rabbit
Speaker 4: hole we can dive down some other time in terms
Speaker 4: of coming out to film. Here's what's spectacular about it, right,
Speaker 4: I'm a Papa bear now, and anything that has to
Speaker 4: do with kiddo's and especially kids, like going for stuff
Speaker 4: that we usually associate with adults phenomenal. I want that
Speaker 4: more than anything else now. And that was one of
Speaker 4: the things that I liked about you. I know you
Speaker 4: enjoyed me because I was on TV and I seem
Speaker 4: to be a gentle soul or a good soul. But
Speaker 4: for me, for you, it was just how hard you're working.
Speaker 4: People get paid a lot of money to do what
Speaker 4: you do naturally without even having to try. You're just
Speaker 4: going to overachieve. I really like that, man, and an
Speaker 4: ability to bring people together that's even harder these days, right,
Speaker 4: because everybody can sit in their house and the comfort
Speaker 4: you can sit on your toilet you never have to leave.
Speaker 4: But you actually got people to come out to be
Speaker 4: a part of it. You have this gravity about you
Speaker 4: that I thought was amazing and the fact that I
Speaker 4: got to participate in that and to be a mentor
Speaker 4: of sorts on your journey, it couldn't be more me
Speaker 4: right now. So to come over to see the team
Speaker 4: you put together and to understand that this was really
Speaker 4: going down, and in a very short amount of time
Speaker 4: you essentially go from not communicating as well as you
Speaker 4: could to being radically or even i'd say, hyper focused
Speaker 4: on your mission, which is to find Bigfoot, to educate
Speaker 4: to get back in the woods. I don't know what
Speaker 4: to tell you for people listening and you agree or not.
Speaker 4: Confidence is the most beautiful thing, and to find confidence
Speaker 4: at such a young age is profound in my opinion.
Speaker 4: And kudos to your family. Kudos to Nan and Gramps
Speaker 4: and your parents and even your sister. It takes a village,
Speaker 4: and that village has got you going in the direction
Speaker 4: that you want to go. Man, and obviously you're the
Speaker 4: engine at the center of that. But yeah, we got
Speaker 4: together and the fact that you brought all those people over,
Speaker 4: You've got a professional film crew to be there, and
Speaker 4: you got it all for a really decent budget. Honestly,
Speaker 4: I tell all my friends in Hollywood, I'm like, if
Speaker 4: you need a producer, he can't work for you yet,
Speaker 4: but he will do a better job than your entire
Speaker 4: team if you can just get him out here. I'll
Speaker 4: always remember the first day because it wasn't my first
Speaker 4: day in the woods doing something like that, but it
Speaker 4: felt like I was back to day one, that excitement
Speaker 4: in the air, and how everyone's nervous but also like
Speaker 4: they can't wait to get going and thrilled. And I'll
Speaker 4: almost throw it back to you, like, how are your
Speaker 4: emotions that day one? Day one? Knowing that from that
Speaker 4: one moment where you saw a big foot on TV
Speaker 4: with your grandpa, cut to what a year later, year
Speaker 4: and a half later, whatever it is, but in a
Speaker 4: very short amount of time, you're now filming and working
Speaker 4: with people who had been doing it for years, and
Speaker 4: you just, yeah, I'm gonna throw this together real quick.
Speaker 4: How are you feeling? It's amazing. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Chris. Me and you had this conversation the other day
Speaker 3: we're actually discussing last time we were starts with you guys.
Speaker 3: It was one of the first meetings that we ever
Speaker 3: had Chris Massa's Maine. Halfway through This is zeph In
Speaker 3: awesome seeing you on there, Ryan, Ronnie Rane, and then
Speaker 3: obviously having the other stars on there as well. Before
Speaker 3: I through Chris a question, I'll say that you guys
Speaker 3: only found out as we were going out. Myself, Nan, Dad,
Speaker 3: it was our first time out in the dark. Now,
Speaker 3: to everyone that is watching, as I said this documentary,
Speaker 3: it's more emotional. It's more about the family journey than
Speaker 3: what you think. Something that I keep remembering and I
Speaker 3: keep watching in that dock. Now, I knew this already,
Speaker 3: and I am going to say it, and Chris it's
Speaker 3: coming because I'm going to say it. I'm afraid of
Speaker 3: the duck now that has grown on me. Now obviously
Speaker 3: anxiety is high. Chris offered to go in front of me,
Speaker 3: and me and Chris were walking up this ridge. Obviously
Speaker 3: cameras beside me. We're up there and there's a beautiful
Speaker 3: piece of footage of where Chris is sat there watching me.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful. We come back down. I think it was
Speaker 3: you who said it Ryan. Chris then says, can we
Speaker 3: turn the cameras off?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: And why this is a surprise because Chris then says
Speaker 3: he's also frightened dark. It's just so amazing that I
Speaker 3: did that for the first time, but then knowing that
Speaker 3: Chris did it as well, that was an amazing memory
Speaker 3: that I think we made.
Speaker 4: Did go Yeah, I think that is an absolutely beautiful
Speaker 4: moment right that you two shared. You conquered a little
Speaker 4: bit of the dark. He conquered a little bit of
Speaker 4: the dark, and we all did it as this little
Speaker 4: type community. Beautiful. One of my favorite moments from the
Speaker 4: whole thing. And I probably would have said the same thing,
Speaker 4: Hey turned cameras off. I'm gonna admit something, but let's
Speaker 4: go back to it. I said, where it's confidence. Never
Speaker 4: be ashamed to be confident about how you are feeling
Speaker 4: in a moment. That's the truth. We all have to
Speaker 4: fall back in love with the truth so that we
Speaker 4: can live wide open and completely the way we're supposed to.
Speaker 4: So I want to say, yeah, easier for you to
Speaker 4: say that, Daniel because you're younger. For Chris, we'd laugh.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that's a big deal, Like I'm a little
Speaker 4: nervous in the dark. Chris is a giant. Chris was
Speaker 4: ex Queen's guard. Chris is the guy you bring in
Speaker 4: to take care of Liam Neeson when he's out of
Speaker 4: control killing everybody. You bring Chris in the staple and
Speaker 4: Niesen and he's sitting there going yep, that's not uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: I felt in a while. Life is so much more
Speaker 4: beautiful if you're just honest and you let it out
Speaker 4: and right. It brought us closer together and nothing bad
Speaker 4: to happened. It's not like we're constantly shutting the lights
Speaker 4: off on Chris now. And I love that you guys
Speaker 4: got to share that together in that moment because it
Speaker 4: was a big deal. There's more people than we know
Speaker 4: that are nervous and scared to speak the truth, and
Speaker 4: you don't need to now.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to get into the US, and there's
Speaker 3: someone else backstage, and I can't wait for months. So
Speaker 3: we'll do it in a minute. Even in the UK,
Speaker 3: we built that bond together, didn't we We all left
Speaker 3: that site and we all went back home back to
Speaker 3: our regular lives within twenty four hours. The first thing
Speaker 3: that we all did is message going. I wish we
Speaker 3: were back in that forest. So from that UK we
Speaker 3: had bonded, that was done. We'd absolutely cemented that. Now, Chris,
Speaker 3: I'll throw this question to you. Ryan has been the
Speaker 3: same when you first came on site. How did you feel? Now,
Speaker 3: obviously you've watched these guys a lot more than I
Speaker 3: have from thirty years of going around the US.
Speaker 5: How did you film met together first and had a meal?
Speaker 4: Didn't we before we went out? So it was like
Speaker 4: a little bit of a little bit star struck for
Speaker 4: a while. But everybody's so easy to get on with.
Speaker 5: And then we're talking about animals and where we've been traveling,
Speaker 5: and I was trying to find those from ten years
Speaker 5: ago on Facebook.
Speaker 4: We soon settled down into a good little group.
Speaker 3: The other thing that I'll say about the UK is
Speaker 3: we had some weird stuff happened, didn't we It was weird.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to say all of the surprises. I'm
Speaker 3: going to leave a couple, but compass now any of
Speaker 3: you who were at the Great Flold, a big conference,
Speaker 3: and will go on to that in a second. At
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, are we showed a trailer or a
Speaker 3: teaser trailer? The show that our compass is spinning. Things
Speaker 3: happened here in the UK, and we keep forgetting about
Speaker 3: that because of what happened here in the US. There
Speaker 3: was some amazing things that actually went on in the UK.
Speaker 4: Can we talk about that just for a sec Can
Speaker 4: we just give the detail throughout this whole journey.
Speaker 5: There's been so many cliches right, which we'll really hammer
Speaker 5: home late. But we had the compassing, we had all
Speaker 5: these odd things and if you remember, we caught the
Speaker 5: deer running all breaknext being through the forest on thermal camera.
Speaker 5: Think about it. What were they running from? Because they
Speaker 5: were actually running towards us and then veered away. Now,
Speaker 5: we don't have predators in the UK that can take
Speaker 5: down deer other than afford transit van. Do you not
Speaker 5: have stuff to run away from other than humans? What
Speaker 5: were they running from? They came down the valley, down
Speaker 5: the ravine, down to the river, then carried off a
Speaker 5: riangule to us.
Speaker 4: What were they running from? They would normally never run
Speaker 4: for the hunters or the bread there. That's really bizarre.
Speaker 4: And also just to people understand, imagine being with a
Speaker 4: group of people and you want to happen. It's just
Speaker 4: like a normal timeout and then all of a sudden
Speaker 4: you look at your compass and you're like, Okay, mine's
Speaker 4: north and someone else mine south, and you stand in
Speaker 4: the same spot. Mine's east, mine's spinning. I hope that
Speaker 4: for everyone, Like when you do these adventures, yeah, a
Speaker 4: lot of weird things happen, and in the UK, yeah,
Speaker 4: so like just imagine coming to a spot with a
Speaker 4: bunch of people who are wide open the fact that
Speaker 4: there is weird stuff and we all collectively want to
Speaker 4: figure it out, and then we are suddenly find ourselves
Speaker 4: standing in a location which had other things weird about it,
Speaker 4: where our compasses are just going crazy.
Speaker 3: I've got a piece of footage and I can't wait
Speaker 3: for people to sit while you're going to It's just awesome.
Speaker 4: Because for those of us to do this, most of
Speaker 4: the time nothing happens, or at least nothing happens, and
Speaker 4: later you check all your footage, you go through it
Speaker 4: and you're like, yeah, I heard it, and you're in
Speaker 4: the moment you're dealing with people. But we shared a
Speaker 4: moment of high strangees all together, and that was because
Speaker 4: normally you're by yourself with one person, but we were
Speaker 4: all trip. So yeah, I can see that quickly.
Speaker 5: Somebody there in the comments Sharon, I love Sharon. We
Speaker 5: have a lot of weird things happening in the UK,
Speaker 5: Yes we do.
Speaker 3: Who everyone out there. We are going to have two
Speaker 3: special guests join us. One is a little bit late
Speaker 3: skip to the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference. Now, I got
Speaker 3: this call in January, so before I met you, Ryan,
Speaker 3: we were preparing to go to the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference.
Speaker 3: We couldn't wait for this. I've had the pleasure of
Speaker 3: knowing this wonderful person. Now I will brag a little bit.
Speaker 3: He can brag in a minute. I've known him longer
Speaker 3: than all of you. I would have just turned thirteen.
Speaker 3: This guy has been wonderful. When you guys can bat
Speaker 3: me up on this, he has been one of the
Speaker 3: best people in our teen He was a pivotal character
Speaker 3: for the moment that we'll go into a little bit later.
Speaker 3: He is a wonderful person. Would you guys agree?
Speaker 4: Do you pay me enough money? Listen? Let me just say,
Speaker 4: on your journey in big putting or investigating anything, I
Speaker 4: always go who would you believe if they said to
Speaker 4: you I had this experience that list will get small.
Speaker 4: For me, it's like retired first responders their first unseen
Speaker 4: for this high stranger. So when somebody like we're going
Speaker 4: to do snacks comes up and they have an experience,
Speaker 4: I am more inclined to not only believe, but get excited.
Speaker 4: And the beauty of this film is it's very hard
Speaker 4: to fate the emotion when somebody has something very special
Speaker 4: happened to them. And this individual had that, all these
Speaker 4: individuals did its beautiful thing.
Speaker 3: All of you possibly know who I am talking about.
Speaker 3: So please welcome to the stage, Miss the Sasquat job
Speaker 3: to see mister Brian King.
Speaker 1: Shah, what's up, Bellas?
Speaker 3: How are you, miss big asked?
Speaker 1: I am amazing, man, I've been backstage listening as you
Speaker 1: were talking about that.
Speaker 4: Ryan.
Speaker 1: It reminds me from what was like two years ago.
Speaker 1: I was up on stage with you at the Grade
Speaker 1: four of the big Foot Conference and I asked you
Speaker 1: the question are you having fun or some I was
Speaker 1: nervous as hale and in front of three thousand people,
Speaker 1: and I said something stupid, are you having fun? And
Speaker 1: you were like, no, actually it's really sucking. It's just
Speaker 1: a horrible depth. So that kind of reminded me that anyway,
Speaker 1: that's an inside thing. Stay tuned for more sasquatch Otasy.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back after these messages.
Speaker 3: Moving on to the Great big Foot Conference ends. I
Speaker 3: knew the RPG was going to be there. Mister Brian
Speaker 3: Kingshark got there and it was fantastic. We got over
Speaker 3: to Florida. Rede was going to be there. We had Roussa.
Speaker 3: It was a fantastic conference. When I stood up on
Speaker 3: stage at the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference, it was the
Speaker 3: first time I had ever stood up in front of
Speaker 3: people and spoke. It was great for RPG to introduce
Speaker 3: me and that is in the dock. It was just
Speaker 3: an amazing time.
Speaker 4: I just say that to be a part of your journey,
Speaker 4: for you to be selectively mute and find your voice
Speaker 4: and to be there in the moment and listen. We
Speaker 4: all get there. Great. I've done swimming now I still
Speaker 4: have that rush, but I love that rush and to
Speaker 4: see you stand and deliver. Yeah. I don't know what
Speaker 4: angle people need to get in to be into Bigfoot
Speaker 4: or whatever, but you are a great entry into this subject.
Speaker 4: If you want to talk about a true victory and
Speaker 4: we all have our own different stories, but you're inspiring
Speaker 4: and I think we need more role models like that
Speaker 4: to show kids like dude, you just need passion and
Speaker 4: a good support system around you, and you can do anything.
Speaker 4: And that was what was so amazing about that moment
Speaker 4: is knowing I love you. But I loved watching your
Speaker 4: family more in that moment because nobody was rooting harder
Speaker 4: at that moment and we all love you, but I
Speaker 4: could just see your daddy. He's like shaking. It's so
Speaker 4: powerful parenting. And kudos to you for standing and delivering
Speaker 4: when you've got your opportunity.
Speaker 1: I'm not a father outside of my four legged kids,
Speaker 1: but I tell you you're one of the closest things I've
Speaker 1: ever had to a son. It was one of the
Speaker 1: proudest moments I have ever had in my life, is
Speaker 1: seeing you stand up there and to live the way
Speaker 1: that you did. I'm trying not to get emotional. I
Speaker 1: don't want to be the first one today said watch
Speaker 1: your dad, Craig, who I love like a brother from
Speaker 1: another mother, And I saw how proud he was in
Speaker 1: that moment, and it was one of the greatest things
Speaker 1: I've ever experienced. If you weren't there, Sorry about it,
Speaker 1: Go ahead and get your tickets for next year. That
Speaker 1: was a once in a lifetime thing and to be
Speaker 1: a part of that in just a small minute way
Speaker 1: was one of the greatest things I've ever experienced.
Speaker 3: The conference was fantastic, but one of the most memorable moments.
Speaker 3: And unfortunately Ryan, you weren't there because you were off
Speaker 3: just having fun. I remember it was me, Dad and
Speaker 3: knew Brian that were sat along the bar after that
Speaker 3: and we were talking about that. That is one of
Speaker 3: the best moments I can remember. Chris was too busy.
Speaker 1: He was fighting li Liam Neeson.
Speaker 3: Come back to Ryan. So it was actually in the
Speaker 3: UK one day. It was the last day in the UK.
Speaker 3: You made a joke. It was me, you and Monica
Speaker 3: and we were all doing food. You went, well, next,
Speaker 3: it's a Pacific Northwest. I can remember me and Monica
Speaker 3: both looked each other going, do you want to discuss day?
Speaker 3: And he went, I was only kidding, and we're like
Speaker 3: to be honest. It is a good idea. So when
Speaker 3: we got to the Great Florida Big For Conference, we
Speaker 3: actually knew that we were going to go to the
Speaker 3: Pacific Northwest and we knew that we were going to
Speaker 3: actually get there, and it was at the Great Florida
Speaker 3: Big Food Conference where I said to Dad and I
Speaker 3: said to Ryan, why don't we invite someone very special
Speaker 3: along with us? To be completely honest, and I don't
Speaker 3: want to make him cry again. But in the UK,
Speaker 3: I did my conference in July. This was after the
Speaker 3: Great Granda Bigfood Conference. Marca sat me down and went,
Speaker 3: I love Brian being at the UK because Brian was
Speaker 3: a fantastic time to have you in the UK. And
Speaker 3: she took me aside in this snow joke. She took
Speaker 3: me inside and went, we need Brian in the Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 3: We need him there. I message Ryan. Chris just then
Speaker 3: agreed and we're like, we need him there that to
Speaker 3: read and we're like, you are one of the best
Speaker 3: to have on that journey with us. I'm gonna say
Speaker 3: I think it worked out.
Speaker 4: I just want to add a little to the front.
Speaker 4: It's all about who would you believe that someone came
Speaker 4: to you and said, I had this amazing experience. To me,
Speaker 4: Brian is one hundred percent one of those people. Given
Speaker 4: his history, his passion and the fact that he's looking
Speaker 4: for truth, not just a crazy experience. So as we
Speaker 4: go into this, yeah, I think you have your choice
Speaker 4: of people to decide whether or not what happened to
Speaker 4: us was real or not. And we're all saying it
Speaker 4: was real. I'm excited. I'm excited. I love this guy.
Speaker 4: He's great.
Speaker 3: I will start at the beginning of the Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 3: For there are a couple of things happen. It makes
Speaker 3: everyone very emotional, include myself, because that was a very
Speaker 3: hard time and I don't want to give all of
Speaker 3: that way, not because I don't want to, but I
Speaker 3: want you to see that for yourself of exactly what happened.
Speaker 3: It was a a hard moment for us all. We
Speaker 3: eventually got to the Pacific Northwest. I remember driving through Seattle.
Speaker 3: Once we got out of seattles, myself, Grahamson, Dad, Dad
Speaker 3: was like, oh, I've shattered. Then we come into this
Speaker 3: beauty and it was incredible to actually get into that
Speaker 3: and driving through it. We then got to the hotel
Speaker 3: and I saw you guys come out. It was a
Speaker 3: best moment and we went to that Was it like
Speaker 3: a pizza hut? Was it pizza kind of bark? We
Speaker 3: were in the middle of nowhere. I then turn a
Speaker 3: Ryan and go, yeah, I've just come all this way,
Speaker 3: so we need to go in the forest. We went
Speaker 3: up with a very good buddy of yours, as everyone knows,
Speaker 3: the legendary James Bobo Fe, myself, Ryan and Dad took
Speaker 3: a trip all through the hills. Dad's like, where the
Speaker 3: hell are we going? You're taking my son? And in
Speaker 3: the forest Ryan, are you sure you're doing something that's
Speaker 3: quite sensible? And we had a couple of weird things
Speaker 3: happen again it made up in the dock, but be
Speaker 3: out with James Bobo Faith for the very first time
Speaker 3: was just fantastic. There's a lot of stuff and I
Speaker 3: know there's a lot of questions such a find and
Speaker 3: big Foot exposition, big for express and next things like that.
Speaker 3: Of what goes on behind the camera, well, behind the
Speaker 3: camera is also a very different story. There's so many
Speaker 3: different things that also go on behind the camera. I
Speaker 3: think we've been quite lucky that we've had two very
Speaker 3: different stories that were behind the camera and in front foot.
Speaker 3: All of it was very pure.
Speaker 4: Let's just take a moment and we're not got an
Speaker 4: ay detail here because that's left for the film. But
Speaker 4: this journey was incredibly organic, and just like any good film,
Speaker 4: that comes a point where your hero basically says, no,
Speaker 4: I don't want to win. I don't want my prize,
Speaker 4: I don't want anything. It's too much. We'll save It's
Speaker 4: sure when you watch the film, but just please understand
Speaker 4: this film has everything. It has a young man learning
Speaker 4: to find his voice through Bigfoot, which is powerful for
Speaker 4: all of us. We were also threatened before and almost
Speaker 4: couldn't get on that plane, which is really powerful. It
Speaker 4: does matter that Daniel has autism. Anybody threatened to go
Speaker 4: somewhere and being afraid that not only them but the
Speaker 4: people there with could potentially be in danger when they
Speaker 4: get there. That would scare anybody. This young man had
Speaker 4: to face that because he was two people in that moment.
Speaker 4: He was a young boy, but he was also the
Speaker 4: leader of a team of adventurers, so he had a
Speaker 4: duty to uphold. But he also had his own natural
Speaker 4: fears as a young man. He had to do something
Speaker 4: that I don't know if I could have done. I
Speaker 4: don't know if I would have been able to get
Speaker 4: on that plane. But we did it. Buddy, you did it,
Speaker 4: and you got on and our third act he gave
Speaker 4: it by you conquering the biggest fear possible, which is
Speaker 4: threatened harm, and that's huge. We'll just leave it there.
Speaker 4: That's all it needs. We said, the fact that you
Speaker 4: did it and you got us there. I know you
Speaker 4: throw it to all of us and we helped, but
Speaker 4: that was you and your family. I won't go too much,
Speaker 4: but one of the greatest things you watched behind the scenes,
Speaker 4: like how are movies made? How are TV shows? And
Speaker 4: you watch them and you're like, how did that even
Speaker 4: get made? It shouldn't have gotten made. This film should
Speaker 4: have never been finished. But we did it, and we
Speaker 4: did it because we didn't let life completely knock us
Speaker 4: off the horse, and we stayed on and we kept going.
Speaker 4: And I just wanted a shout out to you and
Speaker 4: your family for doing that, because that was some hard shit.
Speaker 3: Pardon my French, and I gotta say that qus you
Speaker 3: were with me. I want to leave it for the
Speaker 3: doc that I can't speak for Chris, but that was
Speaker 3: one of the hardest days of my life.
Speaker 5: Oh, the American people that are listening in they may
Speaker 5: have heard about this, but the British people, when they
Speaker 5: think they're getting bullied.
Speaker 4: I think the correct term is you're opening the can
Speaker 4: of woo us.
Speaker 5: We do not care if we are going to run
Speaker 5: into a thousand demons with flaming torches.
Speaker 4: You ain't bullying nobody, mofo. We're coming for you. That's
Speaker 4: the British mentality.
Speaker 5: That's why we were such ourseholes two hundred years ago
Speaker 5: in Coca dollar world, because the minute we think not
Speaker 5: on my watch, we're like sticks of dynamite. For me personally,
Speaker 5: when I saw that unfolded, I've never flown the plane before,
Speaker 5: but I.
Speaker 4: Think I could have given air go. I certainly could
Speaker 4: have given air go. Don't need to worry about the
Speaker 4: landing because.
Speaker 3: I know where I would have put it well, and
Speaker 3: at that point, because I know Brian, Ryan, myself and Chris,
Speaker 3: we all know where that would landed. Things will unfold
Speaker 3: it in the dock and we can't wait for you
Speaker 3: to see that bit, to actually see what really happens.
Speaker 3: So we're in Seattle. There were some weird things that
Speaker 3: happened on the night where I went to Ryan and
Speaker 3: Ryan was taking me in the middle of nowhere, and
Speaker 3: I was actually like, do I actually trust this guy
Speaker 3: or is he just leave us in the middle of
Speaker 3: the Pacific Northwest alone.
Speaker 4: Imagine this, right, Daniel krickm if I'm wrong, but imagine
Speaker 4: coming from a very difficult point where you saying I'm
Speaker 4: done with this and I'm walking away. People are too crazy.
Speaker 4: So what would it tea for someone to then be
Speaker 4: latched back in? Now? I will say this, Daniel didn't
Speaker 4: need this, He did it on his own, but I
Speaker 4: think it might have helped knowing that he was gone
Speaker 4: going to the Pacific Northwest, the mecca for big putting
Speaker 4: in a lot of our heads to meet one of
Speaker 4: the most wonderful people in the space, one of the
Speaker 4: true gods on the pantheon Demi gods up there, who
Speaker 4: happens to be one of my greatest friends. And that
Speaker 4: was how we helped transition from something so dark and
Speaker 4: sad to something so full of light and wonderful. And
Speaker 4: once again I throw that back to people, like focus
Speaker 4: on your journey. Don't focus on all the little things
Speaker 4: that pop up to try to knock you off it.
Speaker 4: They're there on purpose to make sure this is the
Speaker 4: journey you want. And that's how I know one hundred
Speaker 4: percent these people right here on it. This is our
Speaker 4: journey because we didn't have to keep going.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm going to chuck it to mister Brian King
Speaker 3: shop in a second. Now, if we just explained how
Speaker 3: the first they were, we needed some crew to pick
Speaker 3: up these star are Mister James Boba fet I said, pot,
Speaker 3: do want to go and do a bit scouting. So
Speaker 3: it was myself, Chris, it was named Grant. Brian was there. Brian,
Speaker 3: I will chuck at to you, mate, to explain what
Speaker 3: happened in the first pet.
Speaker 1: There's a ton that goes on behind the scenes, like
Speaker 1: Ryan was referring to earlier, that we're not going to
Speaker 1: get into. So there's a lot of inner workings, there's
Speaker 1: teams being split up going in different directions. That first
Speaker 1: day we were actually going out to scout an area
Speaker 1: where we're going to do a night hike, at least
Speaker 1: one night hike, possibly too after that's a film, and
Speaker 1: that's when we started having activity. Part of us were
Speaker 1: walking in the woods middle of the day and we're
Speaker 1: hearing something walking along, We're hearing something that's whistling at
Speaker 1: us that nobody could really explain where there wasn't supposed
Speaker 1: to be other people. And that was the first moment
Speaker 1: where I was like, wow, I feel like we're having
Speaker 1: something going on here. That first day, we're going to
Speaker 1: this area where there was a bridge across this area
Speaker 1: where there's some water underneath. It was a really thick area.
Speaker 1: We didn't know how thick it was until after we
Speaker 1: tried to formulate a plan to maybe get in there
Speaker 1: and find out what we had experienced, but we could
Speaker 1: tell it was pretty thick. And I was hearing this whistling.
Speaker 1: We were all hearing this whistling. And I'm looking in
Speaker 1: the area where I heard the whistles last, and there's
Speaker 1: huge trees out there. This is some old growth kind
Speaker 1: of trees. And I look up probably seventy seventy five
Speaker 1: yards away from us, and I see something peaking around
Speaker 1: a tree. It was this really quick peak. We've heard
Speaker 1: those stories. I've probably documented a thousand stories at this point,
Speaker 1: and a lot of people talk about this sort of
Speaker 1: quick peak, that tree peaking. It's almost a stereotypical experience
Speaker 1: with a sasquatch. I see it once, I see it
Speaker 1: twice three times within just a few seconds, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: holy shit, guys, I'm seeing something up here. I'm pointing
Speaker 1: telling everybody. What's going on is a little bit of excitement. Now,
Speaker 1: I do the Ockham's raiser thing, I do the self
Speaker 1: doubt thing. I am a very skeptical person. Oh really,
Speaker 1: I did not shocker that was going to be on
Speaker 1: the director's cut. Brian is a skeptic. Can you believe that.
Speaker 3: It was too much the title of the dump?
Speaker 4: Brian? That would have been great.
Speaker 1: But I'm very skeptical. So I'm thinking, Okay, was that
Speaker 1: a squirrel going around the tree? I'm doing all the
Speaker 1: things right, but I saw a face. I saw something
Speaker 1: that wasn't supposed to be there. So obviously Chris and
Speaker 1: I are trying to formulate plans on how can we
Speaker 1: get there? Can we get through this stuff? We probably
Speaker 1: could have gotten there, but it just wasn't worth the
Speaker 1: investment at that point for us to try to do that,
Speaker 1: so we pressed on. We continue our scouting for the
Speaker 1: area because that was the most important thing. We were
Speaker 1: already behind scheduled because of some of the things that
Speaker 1: happened before you guys left the UK. Again, you guys
Speaker 1: will see that in the dock and it will make
Speaker 1: way more sense. We're not trying to be cryptic here,
Speaker 1: it's just the nature of the beast. But you'll see
Speaker 1: that and it'll make perfect sense to you that we
Speaker 1: were behind schedule, so we had to press on. We
Speaker 1: had a job to do, everybody had their marching orders.
Speaker 1: We got to get back on track. So our job
Speaker 1: was to scout this area. So that's what we ultimately did.
Speaker 1: But I left that moment thinking, albeit maybe three seconds
Speaker 1: of my life at that point, I just saw a sasquatch.
Speaker 1: So I am already excited, but I am beyond excited
Speaker 1: at that point that I think I've just had a daylight,
Speaker 1: daytime class a siding from seventy five yards away of
Speaker 1: one of these creatures. So that was the highlight for
Speaker 1: me for the first day. I don't know about everybody else.
Speaker 4: And I ain't got to have all the good stuff
Speaker 4: happened to him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've just remembered Chris and Brian. This is the
Speaker 3: first time Ryan is hearing the story. I've never heard that.
Speaker 3: They've never heard about this story. Now I'm going to
Speaker 3: possibly pass this the cress because I know what's about
Speaker 3: to come up and say what Chris, I'm just gonna
Speaker 3: let you take the lead because I know you know
Speaker 3: what's about to come up.
Speaker 1: This is like the CIA, we're compartmentalizing information. Ryan didn't
Speaker 1: even know that because he was the other part of
Speaker 1: the teams.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Chris, I mentioned cliches.
Speaker 5: You remember before we left, and I spoke to Daniel
Speaker 5: about this the other day. Don't you remember the black
Speaker 5: helicopter buzzing us before we left? Yes, we thought nothing
Speaker 5: of it, but later on, I don't know it got
Speaker 5: blacked out. But as all of our guests say, the
Speaker 5: most important thing you'd take when you go out research
Speaker 5: and is a notebook and ten because you write everything down.
Speaker 5: Because before we even set off, we got buzzed by
Speaker 5: black HEMI Coopton just ridiculous when you look back at
Speaker 5: what bus. We were trying to hone in on what
Speaker 5: Brian was looking at from the bridge, and I had
Speaker 5: my GoPro on and the camera crew were there, and
Speaker 5: it was that crazy thing where we got sounds coming.
Speaker 5: So we set up the trail which left that small
Speaker 5: ravine the river rocky ravine to the left, things that
Speaker 5: would indicate somebody was following us.
Speaker 4: By walking deep in the forest, we'd stop, it would stop.
Speaker 5: So I walked off up around the bend I'd probably
Speaker 5: about one hundred and fifty yards in front of you,
Speaker 5: then turned and ran straight back through the forest, straight
Speaker 5: towards you, guys, to try and spook something to move
Speaker 5: and we could all get a look.
Speaker 4: We didn't, but we did find seyep. Somebody had it
Speaker 4: vick me.
Speaker 5: What I found was a lot of ball and trees
Speaker 5: covered in moss. They'd been there for a decade, some
Speaker 5: big ones. Whilst I was telling these guys now, I
Speaker 5: didn't see anything move and I stood right next to
Speaker 5: a pile of rose dip seeds.
Speaker 4: The husks in monkey nuts. Monkey nuts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we needed to use Google lenths to find out
Speaker 5: what they were. But there was a pile of sixty
Speaker 5: or seventy of them on one ball and tree. They'd
Speaker 5: been placed so like somebody was sat there having a child.
Speaker 5: There was no people there, and there's no rose hip
Speaker 5: bushes nearby. These seeds had been peeled back, there was
Speaker 5: no normal rugs on them from little animals. That got
Speaker 5: me looking at the moss on the tree, which showed
Speaker 5: very clearly un enormous butt cheeks.
Speaker 4: So somebody sat there with a big ars and the
Speaker 4: rose of seed.
Speaker 5: I said, guys, you need to come a look at this,
Speaker 5: and as you came to me, you found it like
Speaker 5: a mirror image of it, probably what twenty thirty feet
Speaker 5: away somebody beside that eating ros it.
Speaker 4: It's a really interesting too, if you don't mind. A
Speaker 4: lot of it has to do with Lucke, because it's
Speaker 4: a big world out there, even though TV likes to
Speaker 4: make it seem like a lot smaller. But it's also
Speaker 4: about timing, right. This is a time of year that
Speaker 4: we were there where all the berries are that and delicious.
Speaker 4: We were literally waiting to get on the ferry. We
Speaker 4: were jumping out of the car and filling our cups
Speaker 4: with the berries and eating them. So imagine you're in
Speaker 4: the mecca of bigfooting, and on the edges of every forest,
Speaker 4: of every verdant area are just bushes of berries. In
Speaker 4: our humble opinion, that would draw something that is normally
Speaker 4: very shy and loves to stay hidden, but it would
Speaker 4: bring it to the edge so that there is this
Speaker 4: interaction between us and them, And that was what was
Speaker 4: going on from the day we got there, because they
Speaker 4: were already there, which we can't really say where we
Speaker 4: were at. It's a very special location, something very Dear
Speaker 4: to my heart, I'm very proud and excited that we
Speaker 4: get to all go there, actually go on. If I
Speaker 4: was an intelligent species, I would notice that of all
Speaker 4: these places on this trail, there seems to be only
Speaker 4: one spot where the people leaving, coming and going from
Speaker 4: it are actually calling to us and trying to communicate
Speaker 4: with us. Right, So it would be a place that
Speaker 4: if I had somebody looking out as my children were
Speaker 4: eating or my family's about, this would be a place
Speaker 4: of interest. And of course that's where we launched from.
Speaker 4: So I think a lot of the interactions we were
Speaker 4: having is based on really good timing on our.
Speaker 3: I just want to put a big thank you out
Speaker 3: to Shane Colson and Derek Randalls. They helped us with
Speaker 3: that journey. I just wanted to say a massive thank
Speaker 3: you to them. So we have a question, honestly, what
Speaker 3: would you all do if you caught up? We want
Speaker 3: to like face. We'll go on to that in a minute.
Speaker 4: Yeah, document, because we actually did something.
Speaker 3: Basically that was the entire day. Now Chris has forgotten
Speaker 3: the best bit of well, Chris is bringing home one souvenir,
Speaker 3: and the only souvenir he brings home from Seattle. Is
Speaker 3: what Chris?
Speaker 4: That whiskey not creek.
Speaker 1: You ask him to be honest, so he's going to
Speaker 1: be honest.
Speaker 4: And sobody from Customs is watching this.
Speaker 3: I gotta say, this is one of my best behind
Speaker 3: the scenes moment. We're doing the show where it's myself, Ryan, Brian,
Speaker 3: and Chris, and then Chris goes, this is what equipment
Speaker 3: I have. Then someone just shouts the word monkey nuts.
Speaker 3: Now we actually got pulled off by the camera crew
Speaker 3: because they were still rolling, going this is costing us
Speaker 3: money and you're at the moment all laughing on the
Speaker 3: floor because of a phrase, God, monkey nuts. Now you
Speaker 3: guys can all back me up on that.
Speaker 4: Come boys will be boys. That's right.
Speaker 1: It was a beautiful moment, still is always. Will stay
Speaker 1: tuned for more Sasquat Jalousy. We'll be right back after
Speaker 1: these messages.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get into it. So the actual day
Speaker 3: that this happened. Now the guys are coming from Brian's podcast,
Speaker 3: you know what we're about to go into. The guys
Speaker 3: that are on the other streaming platforms. Maybe you guys don't.
Speaker 3: Now this is one of the moments and in the
Speaker 3: description in this podcast. This is one of the moments
Speaker 3: that changed every one of our lives, including a lot
Speaker 3: of people went there not believing in Bigfoot at all.
Speaker 3: And I think one of the strongest stories possible in
Speaker 3: this again is Brian, because Brian actually says on camera,
Speaker 3: I can't believe I've just had that. I've been so
Speaker 3: skeptical about Bigfoot that I can't believe I've just had that.
Speaker 3: That is where for us it made people believe. For
Speaker 3: someone to go not even believing to knowing, that's just incredible.
Speaker 3: So it's been raining all day all right, We've been
Speaker 3: doing interviews, we've been doing the things throughout the day,
Speaker 3: pick up stuff, and then it finally stops raining and
Speaker 3: we go, yeah, it's not going to rain all night
Speaker 3: on us, and we're not going to come home absolutely drenched.
Speaker 3: So we are going into the forest. Before we stepped
Speaker 3: in there, before we actually went in there, what did
Speaker 3: you think was going to happen? Ryan, Chris?
Speaker 4: Then Brian, Okay, I'll just preface it. You're really interested
Speaker 4: in making contact with forest people or whatever you want
Speaker 4: to call it makes feel comfortable. The greatest advice I
Speaker 4: was ever given was by Native Americans and it's said
Speaker 4: to be respectful. So let them know you're coming ahead
Speaker 4: of time. Whether you call that prayer, lepathy, or just
Speaker 4: visualizing what you're doing manifestation. Let them know where you're
Speaker 4: going to be, and then when you get there, say
Speaker 4: thank you for letting us come into your home. This
Speaker 4: is your place that we're going to go into. You
Speaker 4: leave them a little gift, which is just something small
Speaker 4: and simple, and then no big deal, and then you
Speaker 4: enter their house. In my opinion, it's the equivalent of
Speaker 4: knocking just to let them know you're there, just to
Speaker 4: set it up. And if I'm going a little too far,
Speaker 4: I don't think so. But before the climax of this story,
Speaker 4: I was wearing multiple hats, so I was not only
Speaker 4: being a person in the film, but I was also
Speaker 4: helping show run the thing and just make sure we're
Speaker 4: staying on track. And we had reached a point that
Speaker 4: night where yeah, little things are happening. Little things. But
Speaker 4: it was, to be honest, more like a typical investigation.
Speaker 4: Is it happening? Is it not? I think it is,
Speaker 4: but no fireworks. Okay, So I in my head, as
Speaker 4: the producer now the showrunner is thinking, okay, I got
Speaker 4: to find a finishing spot. So I actually go up
Speaker 4: ahead to go find just a final resting spot, because
Speaker 4: once again, we had more people than usually have when
Speaker 4: you do something like this, most people would say go
Speaker 4: in with one or two when you're going to have
Speaker 4: something happen to you, don't go in with what we
Speaker 4: were close to, like fourteen people or something crazy.
Speaker 3: I was about to say that a lot of you
Speaker 3: guys go you have to do in quietly, and we
Speaker 3: weren't making a secret that we were there. I'm going
Speaker 3: to try not to make myself laugh because I know
Speaker 3: Rian knows one about sight. RUMs had to go with
Speaker 3: James Bobo face would knocking the actual knocking, the add
Speaker 3: on finding Bigfoot. We weren't making any secret. We had
Speaker 3: lights everywhere. If you guys are thinking that it's say,
Speaker 3: all they were creeping in and all they happen to
Speaker 3: see Bigfoot. No, we're wandering in and we're just talking
Speaker 3: like we were during the day. And I think that's
Speaker 3: the tactic that people rule out. But obviously it worked.
Speaker 4: So I had gone up ahead. They had all stopped
Speaker 4: at this one location, and as far as I was concerned,
Speaker 4: they were taking a little break regrouping. So I go
Speaker 4: up and I find the spot. Ray, have you got
Speaker 4: that weird feeling but you can't tell if it's because
Speaker 4: you're already on edge because of what you're doing, or
Speaker 4: there is legitimately something watching you have a feeling. I
Speaker 4: go up, I find the spot. I'm like, all right,
Speaker 4: we got to end this. We got to get Nanny
Speaker 4: Graham's back. We're making a documentary, but so trying to
Speaker 4: have true experience. So I come back down and all
Speaker 4: I can tell you is that was my mindset. You
Speaker 4: got to finish this, got to find the spot. And
Speaker 4: I walk into an energy field that is how positively electric,
Speaker 4: like something's going on. No one even has to say
Speaker 4: anything to me yet, but what's happening? And then I
Speaker 4: will pass it back because I just came back and
Speaker 4: stepped into what's going on.
Speaker 3: I will be completely honest and I will pass it
Speaker 3: over to Brian and Chris in a second to actually
Speaker 3: say what happened on the other side. Yeah, but when
Speaker 3: Ryan went, we saw something and the dad immediately said
Speaker 3: to me, where's Ryan? Because at that point where like,
Speaker 3: we need Ryan back here because otherwise we could prove
Speaker 3: this wrong.
Speaker 4: It could have been me. You guys might have been
Speaker 4: hearing me, would you. Now?
Speaker 3: I see Ryan's torch and I run towards it, and
Speaker 3: I grab RAN's hand and I'm pulling him back towards
Speaker 3: the team. I will never forget that moment. I'm pulling
Speaker 3: you back towards the team, and he's like, what the
Speaker 3: hell is going on? Someone just said the word pineapple,
Speaker 3: because that was our co words.
Speaker 4: I wanted to snarkle. By the way, we.
Speaker 3: Were all walking in line. I can't actually remember what
Speaker 3: form we were, but Bobo was towards the bar and
Speaker 3: then you just hear this pineapple. Everyone stopped. Ryan's gone,
Speaker 3: and we go what the hell was going on? And
Speaker 3: I'll pass that to Chris and Brian.
Speaker 4: Just before that happened, the cliches.
Speaker 5: First of all, Max was out in front of us
Speaker 5: taking photographs of us coming up through the forest. Max
Speaker 5: was amateur photographer whatever he's studying at college. He saidly
Speaker 5: came back to me and said, I don't feel very
Speaker 5: comfortable out there anymore. I said, now, maybe his speaks,
Speaker 5: but sending you the signal and he laughed. I said,
Speaker 5: don't laugh, that's what they do. Just before it happened,
Speaker 5: and then second cliche, the cameras started going down.
Speaker 4: My infrared camera went down.
Speaker 5: Just said it wasn't plugged in, and then were these
Speaker 5: are sixty thousand dollars cameras. One of them just shuts
Speaker 5: down and the guys, what the hell's wrong with this?
Speaker 4: And then you get a knock and everybody's what what
Speaker 4: was that?
Speaker 5: Could have been an elkcorn but then you got a response,
Speaker 5: and then you got that trill where whistle, then you
Speaker 5: got a response.
Speaker 4: That's whom we sided. Just have a little look to see.
Speaker 3: Going back to that point, I remember that there was
Speaker 3: a point where we were all stood in a line.
Speaker 3: The sound stopped working again behind the scenes moment everyone
Speaker 3: here we go. We all decided lads needed the toilet.
Speaker 3: The sound was working perfectly because Dad had the sound
Speaker 3: on and Brian just laughed as that off. At that
Speaker 3: point it was just funny. And see, guys, we have
Speaker 3: so many amazing moments. It was literally just that the
Speaker 3: rope it all switched off. I can remember me and
Speaker 3: you Chris were just like, why is this not working?
Speaker 3: Then I'll carry it until you can take it. Brian
Speaker 3: is Bobo has his thermal facing the tree line He
Speaker 3: swears a little bit and goes, what is that. I'm
Speaker 3: now stood like this close to him. We're now looking
Speaker 3: in front, and Boba goes, someone needs to go out there.
Speaker 3: This had just goes up and goes and it's me,
Speaker 3: Brian off you go, mate.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: As soon as Bobo turns around and asks who's going
Speaker 1: to go towards whatever this big heat signature is, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'm going, dude, this is what I came for. At
Speaker 1: that point, that was the only mission that I had.
Speaker 1: Because I was a cop for sixteen years, I'm one
Speaker 1: of those people you get that fight or flight situation.
Speaker 1: I'm always running towards the gunfire, right, I'm the guy
Speaker 1: that's running into the gunfight, and if there's something out
Speaker 1: there that I came to see, I'm heading that direction.
Speaker 1: I immediately regretted it about twenty five yards into the woods.
Speaker 4: I'm having a lot set up what we were walking
Speaker 4: into to have this experience.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad you said that, Ryan. I've tried to
Speaker 1: talk about it once. We were able to talk about
Speaker 1: this a couple of months ago. There was so much
Speaker 1: dead fall, there was so much undergrowth, underbrush. It was
Speaker 1: just gnarly, dude. I don't know any other way to
Speaker 1: describe it other than just gnarly as hell. After all
Speaker 1: of the things that transpired over the course of this evening,
Speaker 1: we all went back out there in the middle of
Speaker 1: the day the next day and I was like, holy shit,
Speaker 1: how did I not break an ankle or a leg?
Speaker 3: We could have broken someone. Honestly, we were not too
Speaker 3: sure whether we could get cut there. Even Dad went,
Speaker 3: how the hell we're skipping forward it? But I am
Speaker 3: going to say, I will never forget that moment. I've
Speaker 3: got Chris's arm like this, But then my arm has
Speaker 3: got that down here and we're going up a ridge
Speaker 3: and I'm jumping over trees and I'm like, I'm ever
Speaker 3: going to break my arm or break my legs. We
Speaker 3: have to go, Mabe, we have to go. So no
Speaker 3: times we picked me up and we're over trees and
Speaker 3: we're over I'm not sure how either one of us
Speaker 3: fell down a hole. For those moment where Ryan falls over,
Speaker 3: and I've got to say I've never laughed so hard
Speaker 3: because that was just funny.
Speaker 5: While Sack was going on, we already had one bit
Speaker 5: where the ground was that rocking, and I think I'd
Speaker 5: stepped up about eighteen inches. You were hanging onto my
Speaker 5: arm and your dad was hanging on Because of that,
Speaker 5: it stopped, and then you too crushed into me.
Speaker 4: Then we go up a.
Speaker 5: Little further and everything's so pitched black, and I feel
Speaker 5: the tree trunk lying down come up against my hip
Speaker 5: and stummach and I stopped. You get at that moment
Speaker 5: like I know you two about the pile into the
Speaker 5: back of bed.
Speaker 4: I pretty cringe.
Speaker 5: I'm like, Oh, this is gonna absolutely just disintegrate into nothing.
Speaker 4: The sands.
Speaker 5: Of course of three people came over here just like
Speaker 5: clicking cigarette ashos ouything.
Speaker 3: I was like, thank you, you say, Dad asked me, and
Speaker 3: it was all the way up is on camera. He goes,
Speaker 3: you're right, mate, and that we're constantly asking each other
Speaker 3: are you okay? But then you fall over us. Brian,
Speaker 3: do you want to take Just before this happens, you
Speaker 3: and Chris went off. I was still with Ryan.
Speaker 4: I just want to pay Brian a compliment real quick too,
Speaker 4: because this is a key thing that I just realized
Speaker 4: in this talk. I have been in situations like this,
Speaker 4: from finding Bigfoot to my own journeys where there is
Speaker 4: something in the woods, but I've never gone at it
Speaker 4: with intensity. I maybe gently walk forward it. So I
Speaker 4: want to say, Brian, you're your training as a police
Speaker 4: officer and not having that normal fear that most of
Speaker 4: us do about the unknown. You led the charge, which
Speaker 4: is amazing because without you, I don't think y'all would
Speaker 4: have done what you're going to explain next. And all
Speaker 4: I knew was that you were not going to beat
Speaker 4: my ass up that mounth. That's all I know. You
Speaker 4: inspired me to do what I did. I wouldn't have
Speaker 4: done it if I didn't know you and Chris were
Speaker 4: making progress. So anyway, it started to jump ahead. But
Speaker 4: thank you for that. That training, I think is what
Speaker 4: got us to where we need to go. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So here I am before all of that happened. I'm
Speaker 1: walking towards this large heat signature that Daniel and Bobo
Speaker 1: are passing the thermo back and forth and looking at
Speaker 1: I can't see anything. It is pitch dark. We had
Speaker 1: had rained before that, there was no ambient light going
Speaker 1: on here, and we weren't using flashlights. So I'm walking
Speaker 1: out in the middle of the woods with a flashlight
Speaker 1: in my hand. Mind you, but I wasn't using it
Speaker 1: to get where I was, and you guys are directing
Speaker 1: me until I get out of your shut I'm probably
Speaker 1: thirty five yards in by myself at this point, and
Speaker 1: I'm nervous because I'm hearing something move. It did not
Speaker 1: sound huge at the time, but I heard something move,
Speaker 1: and I knew I was not alone in those woods.
Speaker 1: And one of the best moments of my life, frankly,
Speaker 1: was hearing Chris coming up behind me because he had enough.
Speaker 1: Ryan's been in there by himself long enough. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: come up behind him, and he come up behind me,
Speaker 1: and we were about to reconnect. But before that, I
Speaker 1: had heard this noise, and I was tracking this noise
Speaker 1: moving from my left to right, and I get up.
Speaker 1: It's not even a I can't even call it a
Speaker 1: game trail. It was just a little break in the underbrush,
Speaker 1: and I'm hearing this movement and I got a little
Speaker 1: nervous at that point because it was getting closer to me,
Speaker 1: and it sounded bigger than it did when it was
Speaker 1: a little farther away. I'm getting up to this point
Speaker 1: in the trail, we'll call it, and I'm hearing this
Speaker 1: movement and I'm like, okay, I've got to throw on
Speaker 1: my flashlight. And I threw my flashlight on, and I
Speaker 1: see this thing move across from left to right, step
Speaker 1: across the trail in front of me, maybe twenty five
Speaker 1: feet away from me, and I am like, holy shit.
Speaker 1: I see what looks like a conical head, no neck
Speaker 1: to speak of, just shoulders in the back. It's facing
Speaker 1: away from me, and it's crossing across the trail where
Speaker 1: I have my flashlight on shining it in this area.
Speaker 1: I've still get to go through all the audio because
Speaker 1: I had my audio recorded going at the time, but
Speaker 1: I think it was something like, oh shit, oh shit,
Speaker 1: oh shit, I just saw a sasquatch walk across the
Speaker 1: trail twenty twenty five feet away from me. Obviously Chris
Speaker 1: is coming up at this point. He's understanding that something's
Speaker 1: going on. I just saw something. So Chris and I
Speaker 1: come back together, and I let you take it from there, Chris,
Speaker 1: because I'll be honest with you, my adrenaline was pumping
Speaker 1: at that point so much.
Speaker 3: Nice brother.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit of a blur at that point,
Speaker 1: but we did have some experiences together that I'm sure
Speaker 1: you can speak to from that point.
Speaker 5: Yep, just you were up to my left, probably twenty
Speaker 5: feet away from me.
Speaker 4: This is all on the audio.
Speaker 5: I start hearing things I've already said to Daniel, you
Speaker 5: need to get up here, man, because we're writing it.
Speaker 5: And it's like Ryan was explaining, all the hair on
Speaker 5: your arms is standing up, even on the legs.
Speaker 4: Everything you'd absolutely tingling.
Speaker 5: I start to hear to my right at twig snap,
Speaker 5: then the second one, and I'm like on the high
Speaker 5: alert looking that way. Then I hear the thumb, something
Speaker 5: like somebody jumped out of a tree and hit the
Speaker 5: ground and then brushed past the bush that was water laden.
Speaker 5: So I started talking this because it's hard to write
Speaker 5: it down and pitch black on the side of the mountain.
Speaker 5: You're like, I just saw across the tronal. I'm like,
Speaker 5: how can you?
Speaker 4: It's over here, and I click, there's more than one?
Speaker 4: What did we find out?
Speaker 5: There was definitely three because Bobo was still watching his
Speaker 5: and we don't walk past it.
Speaker 4: We probably walked by more. That's the great.
Speaker 5: When you go back through that footage, you've got very
Speaker 5: clearly us people all around on camera on the go
Speaker 5: pros lay up by torches and in the background there's
Speaker 5: two eyes looking now from behind the tree, and you're like,
Speaker 5: what the hell the eyes are like, they're this far apart.
Speaker 5: That's not a raccoon. I didn't see any raccoons there.
Speaker 3: I'm going to jump in there, mate, because as you
Speaker 3: are all aware, you never actually know what happened until
Speaker 3: you go back and look at that footage. Now, I've
Speaker 3: got to say I've seen the footage about four hundred times.
Speaker 3: I went back through it. I went, hold on a minute.
Speaker 3: That's a flash of light. As we were stood together,
Speaker 3: Brian was getting towards us, and you hear it here
Speaker 3: and breathing really loud. They Chris Is explained to us
Speaker 3: what they've just heard, and that was when myself, Ryan
Speaker 3: and Dad just got there. As Ryan's cam moved, there
Speaker 3: was ice going through the back. Now, that is a
Speaker 3: pivotal moment there that we didn't know that I was there,
Speaker 3: and we didn't actually look at that footage until I know,
Speaker 3: a month after. So there's stuff that was there without
Speaker 3: us even knowing it was there.
Speaker 5: I've got a still from down next to the trail.
Speaker 5: I think I think it's Brian. Obviously, I turned to
Speaker 5: talk to Brian. There's somebody down behind the tree looking
Speaker 5: out of us, right there on the trail.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous. So how many eyes were watching us.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get to the moment, the moment that
Speaker 3: I will always remember. We're walking. It was a little
Speaker 3: bit of a trail now, and we were all saying, look,
Speaker 3: all these trees are dead, and Ryan was kicking all
Speaker 3: the rotten roots down. I'm colorblind, so I can't say
Speaker 3: what color, but I was scanning my torch around. There's
Speaker 3: something around us, obviously because of what just happened, what's
Speaker 3: been around us at that point. It went from here
Speaker 3: to here within a matter of milliseconds. You see in
Speaker 3: the camera you've got Ryan falls behind Brian, Chriss is
Speaker 3: right next to me, and Dad's behind me, and we're
Speaker 3: all looking at this one direction and I'm like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, I have just seen something. Brian gonna say it,
Speaker 3: do you go ahead? Ryan's came moves behind him, and
Speaker 3: Brian then says, oh my god, it just moved across
Speaker 3: the duck in frail. And at that point Chris said
Speaker 3: it on our end and I am shouting on the
Speaker 3: top of my voice, go right, go Ryan go right
Speaker 3: and he runs up the hill. Ryan goes left, Brian
Speaker 3: goes straight up, and Ryan's I'm getting that before you.
Speaker 3: I grab cross his arm. That's by me and we
Speaker 3: are off light. The place is on fire behind us,
Speaker 3: so I'll pass it back.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And this is a moment that I could see
Speaker 4: people within our community being like, that's crazy. You don't
Speaker 4: run it big, But that's the dumbest thing. But that's
Speaker 4: where you have to take all your preconceived notions out
Speaker 4: and get rid of them, because no, this wasn't your normal,
Speaker 4: perfect looking for bigfoot scenario, right. This was literally a
Speaker 4: large group of us not hiding the fact that we
Speaker 4: were there and overly enthusiastic to have this happen. And
Speaker 4: it worked great because it was more about timing then, right,
Speaker 4: Not that I think you could ever be stealthy and
Speaker 4: sneak up on these things unless they were sleeping. Now,
Speaker 4: with that said, I am two people. I am a
Speaker 4: believer and an experiencer, and I am a filmmaker. In
Speaker 4: that moment, with that said, I am of two worlds,
Speaker 4: and I want to be an experiencer more than I
Speaker 4: want to be a filmmaker. Anybody that loves this would
Speaker 4: want that. But I will tell you what happened to
Speaker 4: me in that moment. We have two hundred thousand plus
Speaker 4: cameras on the trail with one of my best friends
Speaker 4: in the world and the guy he brought. They cannot
Speaker 4: enter these woods because, as Brian was explaining, this was
Speaker 4: the most burd and ridiculous place you would never hike.
Speaker 4: Not only would you never hike, you would never do
Speaker 4: a sprint up this crazy ravine with all this deadfault.
Speaker 4: You just wouldn't. But in that moment, he says, go,
Speaker 4: Here's why it was so beautiful for me. I've never
Speaker 4: been with a group when this happens, and I mean
Speaker 4: like a group thanks to Brian and Chris's bravery, which
Speaker 4: credit to their lives and the service that they've done.
Speaker 4: It created a different version of me. And we sprinted.
Speaker 4: Like Danny said, we sprinted now. The only difference was
Speaker 4: is I understood I was the only camera heading off
Speaker 4: into this nightmare scenario, too dark, too dangerous to everything,
Speaker 4: and I knew I had to film, so I never
Speaker 4: saw anything. I never saw it, and if and I did,
Speaker 4: it happened so fast because I was focused on them.
Speaker 4: I was focused on the team, so my camera you'll
Speaker 4: see it in it, but I didn't. I'm like the
Speaker 4: one that I would have thought I would have been
Speaker 4: so selfish in that moment. I really thought that was me,
Speaker 4: But it wasn't me. In that moment, I was just
Speaker 4: a team player making sure that I could capture it
Speaker 4: so these guys could have this like beautiful thing. It
Speaker 4: get me out of a few moments in hell, right,
Speaker 4: like maybe I'm on the fast track to heaven. L
Speaker 4: But in that moment and you said, go, all I
Speaker 4: knew and I joke, but all I knew is I
Speaker 4: was like Chris and Brian. He beat me to the
Speaker 4: top of that hill. It wasn't even they're going to
Speaker 4: see it. It was just day beat me to the top
Speaker 4: of the hill because I'll film, but I'm gonna get there.
Speaker 4: And we took off racing. And all I can tell
Speaker 4: you is, I hope all of you, in your journey
Speaker 4: to find big Foot, whatever you're looking for, you share
Speaker 4: a moment with people were suddenly we were like what
Speaker 4: were we were like mountain climbing athletes all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: Well so anyway, that's just my two cents. I was filming,
Speaker 4: and I made sure to be there for the team
Speaker 4: at the top of that hill. Yeah, I'm so happy.
Speaker 3: At that point we got to the top.
Speaker 4: I was there first.
Speaker 3: But everyone who has seen what has come out myself RPG, Chris,
Speaker 3: my Dad, Craig Bonnett have released a production company. I
Speaker 3: bet you now know why we name that company SVS.
Speaker 3: Summit View Studios because at that point we got to
Speaker 3: the top. I was below with Chris. Chris picked me up.
Speaker 3: Chris could have broken my bones because we were hugging
Speaker 3: each other so much. It was amazing. We never thought
Speaker 3: anything like this would happen. One of the most special
Speaker 3: moments in that documentary. Everyone keeps saying that this doctor
Speaker 3: about me, It is about the journey. That endbit is
Speaker 3: about Brian, because that endbit is gold you at the
Speaker 3: end of that documentary. Brian is fantastic. And the moment
Speaker 3: I saw that footage, mate, and I showed that to you,
Speaker 3: Me and Dad watched you. That was one of the
Speaker 3: most magical moments watching you watch yourself on there, because
Speaker 3: that was fantastic, and Ryan filming you was also fantastic.
Speaker 3: And I will never ever forget that moment where you
Speaker 3: and Chris hug and even Chris cried at that moment.
Speaker 3: I then think at that moment when we hugged Brian,
Speaker 3: that was one of the best moments of all. We
Speaker 3: have been now bonded as a team that we will
Speaker 3: never ever forget Brian, Ryan and Chris. Am I right
Speaker 3: in saying that what happened on top of the hill
Speaker 3: was so brilliant. I think Brian, your reaction really made
Speaker 3: that documentary, which was fantastic. You are definitely a superstarman.
Speaker 1: And stay tuned for more Sasquat Jalousy. We'll be right
Speaker 1: back after these messages. The only thing that I did
Speaker 1: was have a natural reaction to what we had all experienced,
Speaker 1: because when you work with a team like we have here,
Speaker 1: it's not just a team, that's a family. I have
Speaker 1: become so close with you guys. I consider you all
Speaker 1: my family. Family's not just what you're born into, it's
Speaker 1: what you decide and choose to be your family. I
Speaker 1: have chosen that hands down from you guys. So it
Speaker 1: was just a natural experience. There was a lot of adrenaline.
Speaker 1: I think somebody said it earlier in the chat.
Speaker 4: There was a lot of.
Speaker 1: Adrenaline pumping it will make you do things you wouldn't
Speaker 1: normally do. That's when I'm blaming it on because I
Speaker 1: cried like a baby.
Speaker 3: I love who's just said it.
Speaker 1: I will say this. One of the first things Ryan
Speaker 1: asked me was, how are you going to respond when
Speaker 1: people say they don't believe you? Or how do you
Speaker 1: respond to people that may doubt what you saw. My
Speaker 1: reaction was, I don't give a shit what other people think.
Speaker 1: We know what we just experienced together. And the second
Speaker 1: part of that was immediately guilt for me. And I've
Speaker 1: shared this with you privately, it's probably on film in
Speaker 1: the documentary. I had doubted some of the things that
Speaker 1: we experienced that night collectively. I saw self illuminating eyes
Speaker 1: during that experience before we charged up that heel, and
Speaker 1: I can tell you now that's something that I had
Speaker 1: doubted so many people in the past, and I never
Speaker 1: should have done that, And it took me experience in
Speaker 1: that for myself. So that was a very emotional thing
Speaker 1: because I went back to probably a thousand people at
Speaker 1: this point I've interviewed, and so many people had those
Speaker 1: experiences and shared them with me, and I felt like
Speaker 1: such an ass because I didn't believe them. I was
Speaker 1: having this moment of I've just had the greatest thing
Speaker 1: ever happened to me that I never thought would ever
Speaker 1: happened in a million years. But I'm conflicted. I have
Speaker 1: this dichotomy of doubting the people that have come before me,
Speaker 1: and I think that's something that was very powerful that
Speaker 1: I took away from it, and it really changed. That
Speaker 1: moment changed me as a person in so many ways,
Speaker 1: not just a person, but as a podcaster and an
Speaker 1: investigator and a researcher that looks into the subject very seriously.
Speaker 1: It changed the way that I approached the subject and
Speaker 1: the people that have those experiences. Moving forward, I'm not
Speaker 1: falling for everything everybody says, hook line and Sinker. I'm
Speaker 1: still very skeptical, but it really opened me up to
Speaker 1: all of the experiences that people have and they may
Speaker 1: not be very similar to what we had, but it's
Speaker 1: still their experience. So it was literally, hands down a
Speaker 1: life changing experience and I would not have wanted to
Speaker 1: experience it with anybody other than the people that were
Speaker 1: there to experience it.
Speaker 3: And that line was set on camera, and that is
Speaker 3: magical because that is one of the last lines that
Speaker 3: is said in the docs of Brian. Well done, and
Speaker 3: Chris says to me every day, do you keep thinking
Speaker 3: about what happened on that hill? It is something that
Speaker 3: we will never forget.
Speaker 5: I'm in the mountainous area that maybe mountain seem ways
Speaker 5: both covering forest, and that I have a different perspective
Speaker 5: when I'm walking through the forest now, like it's given
Speaker 5: up one of his secrets to me, which is very
Speaker 5: difficult to really explain what that means. Genuinely, you have
Speaker 5: a little warm feeling inside you smile knowingly at the
Speaker 5: forest because it's given up one of his secrets there.
Speaker 5: It's very difficult to plund the words, but that's the truth.
Speaker 5: Such a big passion of mind, the hike in the
Speaker 5: forest and on the mountain sides, and.
Speaker 4: Now it's different. Each time I go out, it's a
Speaker 4: little bit different. And don't think Brian was the only
Speaker 4: one who was emotional at the top of that mountain.
Speaker 4: This young man over here was also very emotional. I'm
Speaker 4: talking about Chris. Chris is very humble. He's been at
Speaker 4: this arguably longer than all of us, and for him
Speaker 4: to have that moment at the top and Chris I
Speaker 4: would say is a man's man. He's not going to
Speaker 4: emote as much as the rest of us, but he
Speaker 4: was very much one hundred and ninety percent alive, just
Speaker 4: like we all were. Once again, it was electric.
Speaker 3: Chris. I've got to say, mate, I've known both you
Speaker 3: and Brian a very long time. I say this once
Speaker 3: a week that we had no idea when you've first
Speaker 3: met me, and when I first met you and we
Speaker 3: had that wonderful conversation, we didn't realize what was going
Speaker 3: to happen. Because you have gone from doing single research
Speaker 3: just enjoy yourself to now becoming part of this theme
Speaker 3: that we've built together. I think that is also very powerful,
Speaker 3: whether you're with us all the time or not, because
Speaker 3: I know that you're rerevisit it was amazing to have
Speaker 3: you on that hill as well as the rest of us.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of wonderful documentaries about Bigfoot, wonderful shows,
Speaker 4: podcasts and everything, But ask yourself, of all the ones
Speaker 4: you've spared witnessed to, how many of them take you
Speaker 4: to the moment when they actually have it, not telling
Speaker 4: a story years ago, but being with them in the
Speaker 4: moment they have this life redefining moment for themselves. The
Speaker 4: beauty of this dark is you're going to get it.
Speaker 4: You're going to be there at the summit with us.
Speaker 3: Ryan. I'm also going to revert to a moment where
Speaker 3: you got very emotional as well, where we come down
Speaker 3: from the hill. You repeated the words You've tried very
Speaker 3: hard to find your group, to find your tribe and
Speaker 3: your team. None of that would have happened without you.
Speaker 3: This group wouldn't be together without you being part of
Speaker 3: this theme.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Yeah, guys, that was I don't know,
Speaker 4: it's just a dream. I go back to what I said.
Speaker 4: I've traveled. I've gone around the world twice, man, but
Speaker 4: I have the same problem every time as I sit
Speaker 4: in this spot with this beautiful vista, and all I
Speaker 4: want to do is share it with you. It's the
Speaker 4: only thing negative about the moment is that it's just
Speaker 4: for me. And this is one of the very few
Speaker 4: moments in my life where I shared it with people.
Speaker 4: That's why it's so profound to me. I know what happened.
Speaker 4: I know, like I said, it was heaven on Earth,
Speaker 4: Christmas morning, your greatest birthday ever, falling in love, whatever
Speaker 4: you want to equate it to you. We were there
Speaker 4: and we stood on that summit and we felt it
Speaker 4: as family, and yeah, that's that kind of bonding moment
Speaker 4: that you hope everybody has the people they loved.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's magical. I want to address this question, guys.
Speaker 3: We have held this in since last August and even
Speaker 3: last April, and Brian had the pleasure I got to
Speaker 3: say it was a fantastic podcast to release that for
Speaker 3: the first time. I think it was Wednesday that we
Speaker 3: got the go to say and we were so excited
Speaker 3: that we wanted to get as a team together and
Speaker 3: actually say this. The actual documentary release date is going
Speaker 3: to be later this year. We don't know exactly when
Speaker 3: that release date is going to be, but as soon
Speaker 3: as we know, you guys will know once we have
Speaker 3: a release date on the stock. So there is one
Speaker 3: point that hasn't been brought up. I believe we're talking
Speaker 3: to mainly the Bigfoot community here, but every other community
Speaker 3: out in the world, autism, family, everything else. That's what
Speaker 3: this dock is. And at this point I'm going to
Speaker 3: bring this poster back up because we have an act.
Speaker 3: She said a lot about this poster and that has
Speaker 3: been on purpose. But this quote here says he was
Speaker 3: looking for the big man and he found a bigger
Speaker 3: fa family. Now, I don't even know if you guys
Speaker 3: have read that line properly or just looked at the cool,
Speaker 3: badass Bigfoot. That is the actual story is that we
Speaker 3: have come together as a group of family. That's what
Speaker 3: is brought together. That is the true meaning of that dot. Yes,
Speaker 3: there is some pretty awesome moments about Bigfoot, but it's
Speaker 3: also about the journey of autism as well, which means
Speaker 3: anyone in the autism community as well. That's a very
Speaker 3: important thing about this dock. It's the journey of this
Speaker 3: group growing. I just think it is one badass doc. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: our other guest, as you might know, was Roni le Blanc.
Speaker 3: That is coming on. He may still come on. We
Speaker 3: don't know. He may pop up in May. At the
Speaker 3: end of this month, we are going to have a
Speaker 3: fantastic conference here in the UK. We have built this conference. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there have been so many ups and downs in it.
Speaker 3: We have some very special things lined up for you.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna name what, but this is a once
Speaker 3: in a lifetime opportunity. At this conference, we have Ronning
Speaker 3: Blanc and someone named RPG. We're gonna have Brian King
Speaker 3: shop come on virtually. He won't actually be at the conference,
Speaker 3: but we will have you there on virtuine.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to and I can't wait.
Speaker 4: There are any Angel investors that want a last minute
Speaker 4: plane tickets so he can come on out.
Speaker 3: That would be unbelievable too, Everyone out there, I have
Speaker 3: really enjoyed this podcast, and I'm so glad that we
Speaker 3: did it in style, and we came back a year
Speaker 3: later to explain this story from Sasquatch. Go to see
Speaker 3: Mythical Legends podcast Summit View Studios. Thank you so much,
Speaker 3: we love you, and we're out. They say you don't
Speaker 3: have a go, but you guess say the world happen.
Speaker 6: Said step.
Speaker 7: Chid, this Chid, that Chid, everything, Call me, ride back,
Speaker 7: Ride back the joy for me.
Speaker 3: Enjoy, stay right there.
Speaker 7: Come it right away. Still sat still USTs, games, still
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