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Speaker 1: All right, Bigfoot Society, you've got the privilege of talking
Speaker 1: to individual. Today's name is Bill Baum. He's got some
Speaker 1: interesting things he's been involved with over the years that
Speaker 1: he was nice enough to give me a little bit
Speaker 1: about his background as well. Bill started out as a
Speaker 1: radio DJ at age fourteen for about thirty four years.
Speaker 1: He's currently a voice actor, but he's also had some
Speaker 1: interesting interactions going on with Sasquatch as well. So welcome
Speaker 1: to the show. Bill.
Speaker 2: How's it going doing great? Thank you. It's a warm
Speaker 2: welcome and it's good to be here, and I'm looking
Speaker 2: forward to telling you and the listeners of just what
Speaker 2: I've been into here in East Texas. It's been an
Speaker 2: amazing journey. I'm four years into the interaction, having walked
Speaker 2: the woods for about twelve years, so it's taken a while,
Speaker 2: but it's definitely paid off.
Speaker 1: Oh Man, Yeah, East Texas. There is so much going
Speaker 1: on in that. I mean when you say East Texas,
Speaker 1: there's a lot going on. So I'm definitely excited to
Speaker 1: hear what it is you've gotten yourself into. But would
Speaker 1: you be all right with taking us back to when
Speaker 1: this first all started for you.
Speaker 2: Bill, definitely. It started when I married my wife her
Speaker 2: for a year when I lived about an hour from
Speaker 2: where I live now, and I would come up on
Speaker 2: the weekends, and being into the subject as I was,
Speaker 2: I would naturally go walk the woods during the time
Speaker 2: that i'd stay with her over the weekend before I
Speaker 2: returned on Sunday. And I didn't hear anything or see
Speaker 2: anything at first that gave me any clue, But being
Speaker 2: into the subject, you know, it's fun to walk the
Speaker 2: woods and imagine and so that's what I did. In
Speaker 2: my mind. I just started imagining what it'd be like
Speaker 2: and thought, you know, just in case there ever is
Speaker 2: activity here, you're going to be over here, start behaving
Speaker 2: as if they're watching you. And I got very careful
Speaker 2: about what I did, respectfulness doing that and kind of
Speaker 2: started honing my skills. And because I'd never lived in
Speaker 2: the country, I'd always lived in the city, so I
Speaker 2: had ready access to the woods. And it's about one
Speaker 2: hundred and forty acre area across from the two acres
Speaker 2: that I live on. And the one thing I noticed
Speaker 2: from the get go it was always quiet over there,
Speaker 2: so quiet that you can actually here silence, because silence
Speaker 2: has a it's like a room noise with a microphone
Speaker 2: on and no one speaking. It's that quiet. And I
Speaker 2: remember thinking, that's so bizarre. Why are there birds on
Speaker 2: my two acres but no birds over here. I rarely
Speaker 2: hear birds, just the occasional crow. And that moved After
Speaker 2: a couple of years. I started seeing trees that were
Speaker 2: bent and things that didn't with trees that didn't look
Speaker 2: like it was nature, rain, whatever, And it occurred to
Speaker 2: me years later that I had been watched the whole time.
Speaker 2: But because I was unarmed, and because they can read
Speaker 2: you like a book, you know, and being into the subject,
Speaker 2: they're probably picking up on me thinking he knows we're
Speaker 2: out here, but can't see us and doesn't know where
Speaker 2: out here. But this one's different. Watch him, you know,
Speaker 2: something along those lines. This is just what I think
Speaker 2: in my head. And when I'm there with animals, dogs,
Speaker 2: even cats walking with me, then that it sends a
Speaker 2: signal that you know, I'm just here checking things out.
Speaker 2: And that turns out they were friendly and not mean
Speaker 2: as I've heard some can be. And so it really
Speaker 2: just started with multiple walks in the woods and it's
Speaker 2: well over three thousand now. It's literally across the road
Speaker 2: from where I live, and they communicate with me when
Speaker 2: I'm on the property as often as when I'm in
Speaker 2: the woods and that type of thing. So it's been
Speaker 2: built up. It started in twenty eleven. To contact. The
Speaker 2: calling out to me only started four years ago, so
Speaker 2: it's like twelve thirteen years of walking before they ever
Speaker 2: reached out to me. It took that long. So that's
Speaker 2: what you're up against if you start to go out
Speaker 2: into the woods and you'd want to try to get
Speaker 2: to know them, which is my objective. That's what it's
Speaker 2: taken as far as length of time patience wise.
Speaker 1: So when you say three thousand, you're referring to the
Speaker 1: number of the trips you were taking out in the woods.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, time, oh six soven years ago. I sat
Speaker 2: down and thought, Okay, you met her in twenty eleven.
Speaker 2: You went there every week. That's fifty two weeks a year,
Speaker 2: three trips to the woods each weekend when you married
Speaker 2: her and you live there. Now you've got trips out
Speaker 2: there every day. And I did the math, and several
Speaker 2: years ago it came out and I counted for vacation
Speaker 2: for days that were hot, for days that I didn't
Speaker 2: go over there, which weren't that many, but it came
Speaker 2: out to well over three thousand, and so I know
Speaker 2: I've made When you live right in the woods and
Speaker 2: there's just a road between you and the woods that
Speaker 2: they're in, it gives you that that's been the key
Speaker 2: is the access, the daily access. Because they can watch
Speaker 2: me while I'm outside right now from multiple angles. They
Speaker 2: can see me when I'm in the house because I'll
Speaker 2: often leave blinds open and woodn't on the back porch
Speaker 2: one second the other morning, and the female called out,
Speaker 2: And I'll be happy to give you all four calls
Speaker 2: that I've heard from them, and it wouldn't surprise me,
Speaker 2: Jeremiah seriously, if one of them called out during this show.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if it would pick up on
Speaker 2: the phone, but they have a tendency of calling out
Speaker 2: when you at least expect it, and I've often thought
Speaker 2: in the days leading up to this interview, how neat
Speaker 2: it would be if they did do that during the show.
Speaker 2: So we'll see.
Speaker 1: I mean, I had to say that would be a
Speaker 1: first for this show. I don't think that that has
Speaker 1: ever happened yet, so that that would be pretty cool.
Speaker 1: But I mean it makes sense like if you're in
Speaker 1: an area where stuff is going on and you're outside,
Speaker 1: you're around the campfire right now, right, I believe you'd
Speaker 1: said that right exactly. I mean, hey, it could very
Speaker 1: well happen. But you know, do you mind, Sharon, was
Speaker 1: there a certain situation that happened when things started to
Speaker 1: cross over from you just taken walks in the woods
Speaker 1: to okay, now now we've got something going on here?
Speaker 2: Yes, Oh well, I feel sometimes emotions well up and
Speaker 2: this is happening right now. It was I think about
Speaker 2: two super moons ago, about twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen. It
Speaker 2: was so bright. I'd taken the walk and decided to
Speaker 2: go ahead and cross the road and walk into the woods.
Speaker 2: There's a right of way in the woods because there's
Speaker 2: a water line, and it's kind of it's mode down.
Speaker 2: It's like a small one lane road, but it's in
Speaker 2: the woods, and it doesn't resemble a road. It's just
Speaker 2: so they can get in there and get access to
Speaker 2: the water if they ever have to, so they keep
Speaker 2: it somewhat mode. And I'm walking across the road on
Speaker 2: that right of way, and I'd gotten down about seventy
Speaker 2: yards in the woods, but just at the edge of them,
Speaker 2: and I'm cruising along at a fast walk on top
Speaker 2: of the world. I was working out of the home
Speaker 2: at the time, doing voiceovers full time, and so all
Speaker 2: I got to do each morning was walk the woods,
Speaker 2: come back, go upstairs and do jobs. And I'd gotten
Speaker 2: about seventy yards. And it's kind of funny when I
Speaker 2: tell the story, because I heard the old obligatory branch
Speaker 2: tree snap and it was abrupt, trebly, loud and only
Speaker 2: about thirty yards from me, crack, and I'm walking along
Speaker 2: and I didn't even break stride. I instantly knew. I'm like,
Speaker 2: so they are out here, uh huh. And I didn't
Speaker 2: break stride. I turned around, walked the other way with
Speaker 2: a big grin on my face because I knew I
Speaker 2: had passed the test. Being surprised like that, I didn't
Speaker 2: freak out. I turned around. I immediately left because I
Speaker 2: surprised him at the time, and he didn't expect me
Speaker 2: to be there, you know, in the dark, in the woods,
Speaker 2: just walking along. And so I got back and I
Speaker 2: knew then it's like, okay, okay, they're out there now.
Speaker 2: Maybe they just use that to travel through. I still
Speaker 2: don't think they lived there, but maybe they just traveled through.
Speaker 2: And I happened to catch them when they were out
Speaker 2: there in might been at an inconvenient time, and they gently,
Speaker 2: but you know, firmly, let me now stop and go
Speaker 2: to the other way. And so that's what I did,
Speaker 2: and I knew, And from that day on, I started
Speaker 2: finding trees that were bent over the two paths that
Speaker 2: I've made in the woods, and these were bent specifically
Speaker 2: for me, and the pictures are on my x page,
Speaker 2: and I'll be happy to give you that address. It's
Speaker 2: East Texas Sasquatch and Texas is just TX, East TX Sasquatch.
Speaker 2: And I've had videos that I've tried to take of
Speaker 2: those trees, but those videos have gotten erased and I
Speaker 2: can go into that later if you want. But the pictures,
Speaker 2: they're okay with that. But my whole mo in this, Jeremiah,
Speaker 2: is to develop a rapport with them, which means no
Speaker 2: trail cams, no trying to sneak pictures of them and
Speaker 2: that kind of thing. And so I've been okay with
Speaker 2: taking pictures of trees they bend, but I make it
Speaker 2: clear that I'm not trying to sneak or do anything,
Speaker 2: and I'm taking the long approach in this and to
Speaker 2: get to know them instead of try to You know,
Speaker 2: there are plenty of people out there who are uploading
Speaker 2: a lot of good videos and I plugged them for that,
Speaker 2: but I want to get to know them. And this
Speaker 2: is a very deep spiritual walk for me, and so
Speaker 2: it's paid off because of the way they always call
Speaker 2: out to me. I never have to call out to them.
Speaker 2: They always call out and let me know and that way,
Speaker 2: I know that they want to communicate and they don't
Speaker 2: feel badgered if I start hitting the woods calling out
Speaker 2: with the calls that they use.
Speaker 1: So when you say they call out to is this
Speaker 1: something where it's an actual audible call you could hear.
Speaker 1: Is it something that you're hearing inside your mind?
Speaker 2: No, it's not any of the mind speaks stuff. It's
Speaker 2: fascinating because at first I thought it was an owl.
Speaker 2: And here's the kicker, Jeremiah. For about ten months, I
Speaker 2: just thought it was an owl hooting in the trees
Speaker 2: because I didn't know the awlcohols. And that's one thing
Speaker 2: they say, if you get into this, learn the calls
Speaker 2: of the animals in your area, because that one out
Speaker 2: of place call will tip you off to it being them.
Speaker 2: And so about ten months I'd be hooting back and
Speaker 2: forth with what I thought was an ow, and I
Speaker 2: always broke off contact quick because I'd like, oh that
Speaker 2: was fun, lasted two minutes, and I walk away and
Speaker 2: it started happening, and because they can read your mind,
Speaker 2: they started hooting at me. At times, owls don't hoot,
Speaker 2: and so that's how that unfolded is once they broke
Speaker 2: the stick of the branch, and let me know, not
Speaker 2: right now. We know you, we know you're cool, but
Speaker 2: not right now. Then they started coming to the edges
Speaker 2: of my property and hooting. But with them knowing I
Speaker 2: wasn't catching on just yet, they ratcheted it up by hooting.
Speaker 2: Like I said, at times, owls don't hoot. And I've
Speaker 2: got some occurrences i'll share with you that are mind
Speaker 2: blowing that made it very clear, and I knew by
Speaker 2: the time happened who I was dealing with. That's what
Speaker 2: makes it even better. But there are four hoots or
Speaker 2: types of calls, and I really believe it's four individuals,
Speaker 2: and that no one is doubling up on the calls,
Speaker 2: and they're very polite and careful with the volume of
Speaker 2: the call. And I'll go over them right now for you.
Speaker 2: There's what I believe is a male, maybe one or
Speaker 2: two females, maybe two males a female, And then there's
Speaker 2: one that I've only heard three times in this whole rigmarole,
Speaker 2: and his is the trippiest. But I'll go over the
Speaker 2: one I hear most first. It's what i'd call a whot.
Speaker 2: Then there's the second one that I hear the second most,
Speaker 2: but I haven't heard in a while is the one
Speaker 2: I've been communicating with the most lately, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to try not to get emotional about this. Is what
Speaker 2: I believe is a female. Her call is like and
Speaker 2: she hit me with that call not one second after
Speaker 2: I got on the back porch the other morning and
Speaker 2: I'm petting my big fifteen pound tomcat, feeding him, and
Speaker 2: I point up to the moon in Venus and she
Speaker 2: instantly and so it blows my mind how they do that.
Speaker 2: The difference in the calls. The fourth one is what
Speaker 2: I would call the loud cousin. I've only heard him
Speaker 2: three times in this whole four years. I've heard him
Speaker 2: calling out to me, and his is like it sounds
Speaker 2: dominant and urgent. It's like And the reason I know
Speaker 2: that their individual is those first two calls I gave
Speaker 2: you one time. The way we hook through this whole
Speaker 2: thing is whoever wants to call out calls out to me,
Speaker 2: I call back. If there's another one they call out
Speaker 2: with a different call, I repeat back to them. Well,
Speaker 2: they pranked me one time, and it was really funny
Speaker 2: because they both called out at the same time, as
Speaker 2: if they looked at each other and said, okay, on one,
Speaker 2: let's do it together and see if he can imitate that. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, I can't imitate two calls at the same time,
Speaker 2: and so I just repeated them back to back rapidly
Speaker 2: and laughed and said, you got me there. And so
Speaker 2: there's a friendship. There's a friendly They know that I
Speaker 2: know the scoop and that's why I get the liberties
Speaker 2: that I get because I don't try to take advantage
Speaker 2: of them, and so they come in and call out.
Speaker 2: And it's that those are the four calls I've heard,
Speaker 2: and I don't know that they're the same ones. I'd
Speaker 2: like to think they're different. I just don't know their
Speaker 2: comings and goings. It's very unpredictable big so society.
Speaker 1: Who will be right back after these messages? When you
Speaker 1: hear these, is it the same volume as other owls
Speaker 1: you might hear on the property or is there a
Speaker 1: difference there?
Speaker 2: It depends. I went out after I once it clicked
Speaker 2: in my mind, I went upstairs and got on the
Speaker 2: internet and I started googling owl sounds. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: because I know there's an owl story. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: about Robert Morgan, one of the early researchers in this
Speaker 2: business who early on figured out about their psychic stuff
Speaker 2: when nobody else wanted to talk about that. Robert was
Speaker 2: on it, and that's why he said, get to know
Speaker 2: the animal calls of your area, because that one out
Speaker 2: of place calls will tip you off. And it happened
Speaker 2: to him Washington State with the National director of the
Speaker 2: Audubon Society, and they were out there listening to owl calls.
Speaker 2: By the way, none of the calls I found on
Speaker 2: the net matched what I'm hearing here in East Texas.
Speaker 2: There's not an owl caol out there that even comes close.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Robert and his Audubon Society thrend are in
Speaker 2: Washington State, they all of a sudden hear the call
Speaker 2: of the snowy owl, and they're like, wait a minute.
Speaker 2: That lives in the Arctic circle and it only makes
Speaker 2: sounds in the summer during breeding season. Could it be
Speaker 2: we're hearing a sasquatch that had that call handed down
Speaker 2: over how many years when its ancestors crusted over the
Speaker 2: bearing strait they would have been in range of that owl,
Speaker 2: would have heard it sound, adopted it into its language,
Speaker 2: and all those years later Robert and that Autubun Society
Speaker 2: guy here that out of place calls. You see what
Speaker 2: I mean? Well, I get emotion. How funky this can get?
Speaker 1: Oh, it can get extremely interesting, And yeah, I think
Speaker 1: funky is a great way to put it. Actually, I myself,
Speaker 1: I'm a huge fan of Robert W. Morgan's work.
Speaker 2: Especially to know you're aware that makes my day because
Speaker 2: I have an invisible wall of fear story you may
Speaker 2: have heard with a map dolls are involving trying to
Speaker 2: take advantage of the Sasquatch and their psychic ability. But
Speaker 2: do you want to hear that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I mean, my my favorite book to my favorite
Speaker 1: big Foot book is his big Foot Observers Field Manual
Speaker 1: is just a fantastic read.
Speaker 2: So yeah, well, I'll just say you hit the nail
Speaker 2: on the head. And that's what got me on the
Speaker 2: road to understanding them in the late nineties is when
Speaker 2: I got that Field Manual and I listened to his
Speaker 2: tape about going to Ohio and over and over and over,
Speaker 2: and I adopted his methods here in Ease, Texas. And
Speaker 2: that's exactly why I'm getting the results that I'm getting.
Speaker 2: And that Dowser story is they had a dowser who
Speaker 2: had picked up is for the benefit of the listeners,
Speaker 2: probably mostly who don't know this story, it's a mind blower.
Speaker 2: But they had a dowser one night who had located
Speaker 2: for sasquatch high top of bluff. They hadn't moved through hours,
Speaker 2: so they felt they were sleeping and they wanted to
Speaker 2: do a test, engage their fight or flight response, and
Speaker 2: storm the hideout, so the dowser would stay back watch
Speaker 2: and track their movements on a map while these guys
Speaker 2: stormed the hideout. Well, the crazy thing is, as soon
Speaker 2: as those four guys left, leaving the dowser behind in
Speaker 2: their van for the forty five minute drive to the
Speaker 2: drop off point at which they would storm up the hill.
Speaker 2: Halfway through the field up the hill, they ran into
Speaker 2: an invisible wall of fear. And as soon as they left,
Speaker 2: the dawser tracked the female and the young men leaving
Speaker 2: and was five miles beyond them by the time they arrived,
Speaker 2: and the two males had swooped into defensive positions just
Speaker 2: yards from where they ran into that invisible wall of fear.
Speaker 2: And so, and you hear stuff like that, it's like
Speaker 2: you can't say that's a coincidence. They clearly anticipated they
Speaker 2: were coming, especially when the intent wasn't on the up
Speaker 2: and up.
Speaker 1: It's fascinating. So are you saying, does he have an
Speaker 1: audio book version of his book?
Speaker 2: He does. I still have the cassette and I've even
Speaker 2: got a cassette of rod Moreheads Sierra recordings that he
Speaker 2: had sent me one time and it's one of the
Speaker 2: originals and that it really it taught me to understand
Speaker 2: how to be in their area. The stories that he
Speaker 2: has learned, especially from Native Americans, about how to act
Speaker 2: around them in certain things like that. It helps you
Speaker 2: because you have to ask yourself, what is your goal?
Speaker 2: Is it to set up trail cams and try to
Speaker 2: get that elusive video? And there was one on X
Speaker 2: last week and excellent one and it was from Ease, Texas,
Speaker 2: and it blew my mind. I just didn't know what town.
Speaker 2: I'm like, dang, I'm from these Texas And this thing
Speaker 2: had a big gray beard on it and you can
Speaker 2: see eyes and those tons of hair, shaggy on coming
Speaker 2: down on his face. And so you know, there are
Speaker 2: good purposes and reasons for people to do that, but
Speaker 2: I've chosen to get to know them because Robert's teachings
Speaker 2: helped me understand that they can be approached if you're
Speaker 2: on the up and up. And I'm one of those
Speaker 2: deep thinkers soft heart loves animals, tailor made to get
Speaker 2: to know them and to think that I can get
Speaker 2: this going on in my own property here where I'll
Speaker 2: walk out the door and don't have to want to
Speaker 2: go camping anywhere to go bigfooting. I mean, I walk
Speaker 2: out my door and do it, and that's you can't
Speaker 2: put a price on that, and I love it absolutely. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to something you hit on
Speaker 1: really quick. So do you have a Ron moorehead sent
Speaker 1: you a cassette of his?
Speaker 2: His?
Speaker 1: Was this like a cassette that was being like I
Speaker 1: think there was a cassette version of this year sound recordings.
Speaker 2: Right right, and this without any of the narration. It's
Speaker 2: just the recording of the creatures that they're interacting with
Speaker 2: that night that that you hear on the official recording.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so this is kind of like a special
Speaker 1: thing that he sent to you, I think.
Speaker 2: And the thing is I don't have a cassette player
Speaker 2: and haven't had one in years. As a DJ, I
Speaker 2: was around that kind of equipment my whole life. But
Speaker 2: I don't have any of that here at home, and
Speaker 2: so I can't play any of that. But he had
Speaker 2: sent me that at one point. It might have been
Speaker 2: a copy of you know, I don't think it was
Speaker 2: the actual original, but it was probably a copy because
Speaker 2: I remember it says Alberry on it in nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah. Yeah, And so I just needed
Speaker 2: to get a cassette player. I need to get you know,
Speaker 2: I don't want to say get off my lazy backside.
Speaker 2: I do a voice. So I've got two jobs every day,
Speaker 2: and it's very scheduling. We all fighting that schedule scheduling demons,
Speaker 2: and they will get you sometimes.
Speaker 1: No, I get it. I get that very much. So
Speaker 1: but now that's cool. So you've got a you've got
Speaker 1: one of the the Alberry tapes. That's uh, that's pretty special,
Speaker 1: Bill that that's that's really cool that you're you have that. Man. Uh.
Speaker 1: There was a question that came to mind when you
Speaker 1: were sharing the different calls. Why is why was it
Speaker 1: so emotional to when you heard that female call?
Speaker 2: It happens with any of them. And I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what it is when I talk about them. I can
Speaker 2: even think about them and imagine a scenario in my
Speaker 2: head or think about what's going on here deep enough,
Speaker 2: I'll start getting emotional. And I believe they have the ability.
Speaker 2: You know how if you're standing next to somebody and
Speaker 2: that maybe they're hurting. You know, I'm not hurting when
Speaker 2: this happens, but somebody leans into them kind of gives
Speaker 2: them a little hug from the side. I believe that
Speaker 2: because they know me on the level that they know me,
Speaker 2: there are times when I think about them, or when
Speaker 2: I'm advocating on their behalf, that I'll get emotional, and
Speaker 2: I believe it's them nudging me psychically or somehow, and
Speaker 2: it's them saying thank you, we appreciate you. And it
Speaker 2: manifests itself that way, because it's a feeling I've only
Speaker 2: experienced one other time outside of the realm of dealing
Speaker 2: with them, and that was in church, being touched by
Speaker 2: the Holy Spirit. That it's a warm feeling. But there
Speaker 2: are tears. Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: Absolutely does very much, so I think there are. I
Speaker 1: don't know if this will not every listener will probably
Speaker 1: get this, but I get the Holy Spirit thing for sure.
Speaker 1: I think there are times even when you can get
Speaker 1: certain vibes about different types of people, or you can
Speaker 1: be drawn two people. It's very it's very hard to explain,
Speaker 1: but I do. I do get what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: For sure. It's fascinating, it's being and I'm sensitive to
Speaker 2: real you know. I pet and hold cats. I've held
Speaker 2: my animals up in a way when I've been interacting
Speaker 2: with them and pet on them and shown them who
Speaker 2: they you know, said their name, and a couple of
Speaker 2: days later, during an interaction, I'll hear me. I'll sound
Speaker 2: in the middle of their normal hoots. Which that's a
Speaker 2: whole nother story. I've got two other subjects involving a
Speaker 2: rooster and something else. A noise that got a reaction
Speaker 2: from them, and the rooster. You talk about, when did
Speaker 2: it become obvious it was them. I knew before the
Speaker 2: rooster incident that I was hooting back and forth with
Speaker 2: them and their volume, by the way, their volume, They're
Speaker 2: very polite about their volume. I can be in the
Speaker 2: woods at five in the afternoon, like two days ago
Speaker 2: and not even think that they're over there. Uh, And
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, I hear the big the the
Speaker 2: main male softly hoot at me, and we do it
Speaker 2: for two or three minutes and it's over, and so
Speaker 2: there's no rhyme or reason. You know. It could be day, night,
Speaker 2: or whenever, and you just never know when you walk out.
Speaker 2: It's sometimes I lose my place mentally because it's such
Speaker 2: an expansive, deep subject. And I try to even be
Speaker 2: in a professional public speaker, I still the only subject
Speaker 2: that gets me a little confused at times is this one,
Speaker 2: and because there's so much going on. But anyway, it's
Speaker 2: one of those things where I feel them, I can tell.
Speaker 2: I can also I've learned to tell, and I'll tell
Speaker 2: you about the rooster in a minute. I've learned to
Speaker 2: be able to tell when they're around, but choose not
Speaker 2: to communicate because it is so darn quiet. I felt
Speaker 2: the hair on my neck stand up, and I'll tell
Speaker 2: you about that one too. I'll go ahead and do these.
Speaker 2: They're very quick. It's not uncommon living in the country
Speaker 2: for me to hear a rooster. When I get up
Speaker 2: to five and go walk around and hear a rooster
Speaker 2: in the distance and be in a goofy comic. I'll
Speaker 2: crow back and one morning, I heard that dang rooster
Speaker 2: from the ways off, and I crowed back at him
Speaker 2: three times, loudly, not thinking anybody was around, not trying
Speaker 2: to get a reaction, and that was it, and nothing happened.
Speaker 2: I crowed three times and went about my day. But
Speaker 2: that night I couldn't sleep for some reason. I got
Speaker 2: up at twelve o'clock twelve fifteen. I came out and
Speaker 2: I'm looking up at the moon, and from just inside
Speaker 2: the woods over across the road, a rooster crow came
Speaker 2: and it was pretty loud, and it was one of
Speaker 2: those sasquatches who had heard me that morning and decided
Speaker 2: to blow my mind because when I stepped out, I
Speaker 2: couldn't have known he was going to do that. And
Speaker 2: we both know roosters don't crow at twelve point fifteen,
Speaker 2: and so that thing crowed at me, and I spun around,
Speaker 2: started laughing, pointed over to the woods and said, Aha,
Speaker 2: it's you. I said, you got me there, buddy. And
Speaker 2: so they enjoy the fact that I don't freak out,
Speaker 2: and they do things like that. I mean, how would
Speaker 2: you interpret that, Jeremiah.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's there's I don't think you can logically
Speaker 1: interpret that why is there a rooster at that time
Speaker 1: of day in that area? That makes no sense.
Speaker 2: No, And that's what my wife said, who doesn't really
Speaker 2: enjoy the subject like I do. She said, I believe it.
Speaker 2: That's too crazy. And I'll tell you what happened from
Speaker 2: over in the same place, and this one, this one
Speaker 2: is probably I don't know that you'll ever hear of
Speaker 2: something like this again, no matter how long you research
Speaker 2: this subject. And then I'll get to the hair on my neck.
Speaker 2: I was walking out there by the fence in just
Speaker 2: the same spot where I'd heard the rooster and repeated it,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't any time near it. It was months later.
Speaker 2: It was daylight, probably about six o'clock April may Ease,
Speaker 2: Texas still daylight left. And the only reason I'm going
Speaker 2: to tell you the story is because I got a
Speaker 2: sasquatch to react to what I did. Otherwise I would
Speaker 2: never bring it up because it could be embarrassing to me,
Speaker 2: it could be gross to others. But I did what
Speaker 2: any normal person would do if they were out by
Speaker 2: a fence in the country, near a two lane road
Speaker 2: with nobody around. I had to cut one and because
Speaker 2: it was so quiet, like I was telling you earlier
Speaker 2: about I can tell when they're around because it's so quiet.
Speaker 2: I had few seconds to think. I wonder if I
Speaker 2: laugh after doing this, if I can get a reaction
Speaker 2: from behind me, because I was facing the open field
Speaker 2: next to our house with my back to the woods. Well,
Speaker 2: lo and behold, I did that. I cut it, and
Speaker 2: then I went and I know this sounds bizarre and crazy,
Speaker 2: but I'm a goofy person with a goofy sense of humor.
Speaker 2: Bit warped, and within two seconds from behind me in
Speaker 2: the woods, I heard oo.
Speaker 1: Big for society. Who will be right back after these messages?
Speaker 2: I'm being serious. I know it's gross, but everybody does it.
Speaker 2: There's not one person listening to this show who wouldn't
Speaker 2: be standing by a fence and if they had to
Speaker 2: do that, would do that. I'm telling you only because
Speaker 2: I got a reaction to it.
Speaker 1: No kidding, that's wild, Thank goodness.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you. I'm telling you, man, I don't if
Speaker 2: you could do this for thirty more years and you
Speaker 2: may not have one person. Now here's the Before I
Speaker 2: get off on that, let me ask you this. Here's
Speaker 2: the first thing I thought afterwards. I said okay, because
Speaker 2: again I'm already aware that they can read your mind.
Speaker 2: So my first thought is either I got him to
Speaker 2: do what I wanted him to do for only a second,
Speaker 2: or he read my mind, saw that thought and said, buddy,
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you the response you want and
Speaker 2: we'll see what your little Texas asked things of that.
Speaker 2: And so I believe he read my mind and gave
Speaker 2: me the answer I was looking for because I wanted
Speaker 2: a reaction to what I did, and I know they
Speaker 2: do that too, And if they're half, if they share
Speaker 2: half of our DNA, then he should appreciate and laugh
Speaker 2: at it. Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's interesting stuff. Are your neighbors experiencing things
Speaker 1: as well? Have you ever had conversations with them about it?
Speaker 2: I was out there with my neighbor one night, the
Speaker 2: coyotes were going off. I had my infrared glasses. I
Speaker 2: was showing them off to Luke. We were looking at
Speaker 2: cars go by, and I said, if you'll notice on
Speaker 2: these cars, it doesn't matter if their lights are red
Speaker 2: on the back, it'll show white through the glasses. And
Speaker 2: I'd handed it to them. And by the way, since
Speaker 2: interactions began with them four years ago. I've only heard
Speaker 2: coyotes once and about ten days ago, and there is
Speaker 2: development going on in the area. But I think I
Speaker 2: know who ran them off. But Luke was looking through
Speaker 2: the glasses were on his property, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: the coats are yipping and yapping and it's like working
Speaker 2: themselves up, and some sound came over the top of them,
Speaker 2: and he stopped and said, what was that. I said, Luke,
Speaker 2: it's him. I've been telling you. I said, they're out
Speaker 2: here because I would tell him about my escapades, not
Speaker 2: too much, because I hear them. They hoot at me,
Speaker 2: both of them did when we had a cold snap
Speaker 2: ten twelve days ago, and I went to feed his
Speaker 2: two huge dogs and two sasquatches hoo did at me
Speaker 2: from within one hundred feet of his property. So they
Speaker 2: hunkered down over there. He's got twenty six acres, I've
Speaker 2: got two. And I don't tell him everything, so I
Speaker 2: don't want to scare him. But he heard him that
Speaker 2: night and knows. And so I can't talk to anybody
Speaker 2: around here about it. Nobody wants to talk about it.
Speaker 2: I can't. There's not one person in my existence that
Speaker 2: I can talk to. This about and get any sense
Speaker 2: of satisfaction from them while discussing it.
Speaker 1: How close do you think you've been able to get
Speaker 1: to these sasquatch on your property?
Speaker 2: The breaking of that branch when I was in the
Speaker 2: woods under that supermoon that was about thirty yards but
Speaker 2: on my property. I think one was on the property
Speaker 2: one night. Because this incident is really bizarre. You know,
Speaker 2: you've heard about that invisible wall of fear, how they
Speaker 2: can project fear or freeze you in your tracks if
Speaker 2: need be. I was interacting with him on one side
Speaker 2: of the house, normal fun interaction, and I just decided
Speaker 2: to changed my location and I just moved, not sneaking
Speaker 2: or anything. I just moved from the left side of
Speaker 2: the house, and a horseshoe maneuver came around the back
Speaker 2: to the right side. And as I came around the
Speaker 2: house and came around the corner, I got that dog
Speaker 2: gone hair on the neck of my back, hair on
Speaker 2: the back of my neck sticking up feeling, and I
Speaker 2: walked through it. It wasn't the invisible wall of fear,
Speaker 2: but I walked through it, but I noted it. I'm like, damn,
Speaker 2: what's that? And I kept walking and It only lasted
Speaker 2: like a second and a half, and I wrecked my
Speaker 2: brain to try to think what it was. And the
Speaker 2: only thing I can think is one might have hopped
Speaker 2: a fence or already been one on the property while
Speaker 2: interacting with another, and he was maybe laying down somewhere,
Speaker 2: and when I did the horseshoe thing and came around,
Speaker 2: got close enough that maybe he was fearful and I
Speaker 2: was picking up on that, and he thoughts you have
Speaker 2: on it. I'd be happy to hear. But that's the
Speaker 2: only thing I can think. And it's the only time
Speaker 2: anything like that has ever happened with them, because it's
Speaker 2: all been on the up and up kind of prankster
Speaker 2: and funny as I've described to you.
Speaker 1: That's really interesting. But I mean when you have that
Speaker 1: that reaction, like the hair on the back of your
Speaker 1: neck going up, I mean that something is going on
Speaker 1: for sure. I mean from what I've heard, I mean,
Speaker 1: other people have have had that happen when they're in areas,
Speaker 1: So yeah, you probably had something going on there. Have
Speaker 1: you been able to have any any visuals at all
Speaker 1: in your area?
Speaker 2: No? And that's no, And that's the interesting thing. And
Speaker 2: I keep asking myself. We're four years into communicating back
Speaker 2: and forth and I've gone out there and transmitted thoughts
Speaker 2: to them, and in the middle of interacting with them,
Speaker 2: instead of hooting back, I would give a thought, send
Speaker 2: a thought, and get an instant reaction when the thought
Speaker 2: was over. And that told me is like, Okay, maybe
Speaker 2: we have one way communication. But a big sixty four
Speaker 2: dollars question is at what point will they show themselves?
Speaker 3: And I'm not quite sure how to answer that other
Speaker 3: than to say it will be on their time, and
Speaker 3: considering it took as many trips as it did into
Speaker 3: the woods over that many years.
Speaker 2: Every tribe is different. You might hear of somebody who
Speaker 2: is seeing them and they've only been around six to
Speaker 2: eight months. And I think as researchers, are people interested
Speaker 2: in the subject resist the urge to look over at
Speaker 2: someone else and be jealous or wonder, well, why am
Speaker 2: I not getting action. I've been this for this song
Speaker 2: and doing all this, and it's everything's different, and each
Speaker 2: situation is different, and I'm prepared to go my whole
Speaker 2: existence and never see them and just continue what we're doing,
Speaker 2: because that in and itself is so enriching. So imagine
Speaker 2: the visual and I've wondered what color they look like,
Speaker 2: because when you speak to them as often as I do,
Speaker 2: I've sung to them Jeremiah, I've sung Battle City of
Speaker 2: New Orleans, Arlo Guthrie, you know, things like that, the
Speaker 2: good Morning to You song. I've sung to them, played
Speaker 2: my bass guitar outside and so they know me. I
Speaker 2: just think they are very They're just stingy with their
Speaker 2: existence like that, and that's how they're able to survive.
Speaker 2: And at some point they'll show themselves. I just don't know.
Speaker 1: When you know, I've been in a situation out in
Speaker 1: Oregon where a individual would play guitar in the area
Speaker 1: that they were and would get a reaction when you
Speaker 1: were doing your singing, your guitar playing, etc. Did that
Speaker 1: lead to any interaction back from them at all in anyway?
Speaker 2: Yeah, What they do is they'll keep hooting back and
Speaker 2: just doing or if it's the female making that cut sound,
Speaker 2: they just keep doing that over and over. And what
Speaker 2: it does is the way it works is I walk
Speaker 2: out I hear it, I'll be like, oh, it's good
Speaker 2: to hear from you. How are you tonight? And then
Speaker 2: I immediately repeat the hoot that I heard, and then
Speaker 2: they'll go, they'll hoot. Maybe a partner, if there is
Speaker 2: one there, we'll hoot, and then I go. It's almost
Speaker 2: think of it as tennis or ping pong. It goes
Speaker 2: back and forth, but there's usually ten to fifteen seconds
Speaker 2: between hoots, so it gives me time to do things.
Speaker 2: Is it's not rapid back and forth. There's a nice
Speaker 2: little pause there, and it gives me time to experiment
Speaker 2: with thoughts and also not to just hoop back at them,
Speaker 2: but to make other noises, because I like to make
Speaker 2: goofy noises, like I'll take my lips together and squeeze
Speaker 2: air out of it and make it sound like a
Speaker 2: mouse and go and you know, do things like that
Speaker 2: and laugh. And I don't get reactions. They never they
Speaker 2: never break character, so to speak.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. Wow, have you well, it sounds like your
Speaker 1: interactions are pretty positive. Have Have there ever been any
Speaker 1: instances where there's been anything negative or you felt maybe
Speaker 1: like you were in any type of danger on your property.
Speaker 2: No, not at all. I've had a skirmish with coyotes
Speaker 2: and three dogs one time, and I've had a standoff.
Speaker 2: Not a standoff is about to attack, but had two
Speaker 2: encounters with wild pigs, and and that's been it. There's
Speaker 2: never what I believe. And I've taken a look myself
Speaker 2: and thought, what are the ingredients that you have that
Speaker 2: make this possible? And I'll start with I don't own
Speaker 2: I don't even own a gun. I'm not against them,
Speaker 2: and I actually need one in the country for that.
Speaker 2: You know, if there's a once in a lifetime home invasion,
Speaker 2: there's no excuse not to have one. But they never
Speaker 2: hear gunshots on the property and never will. When I
Speaker 2: get one, I'll go elsewhere to get to know it.
Speaker 2: But it's it's no gun's soft heart, goofy, silly, unafraid.
Speaker 2: I am unafraid. When I walk in the woods, I
Speaker 2: don't walk like I own them, but I walk like
Speaker 2: a curious visitor who is not going to harm anyone.
Speaker 2: The vibe that I give off that they'll pick up
Speaker 2: on will take care of that. And the desire to
Speaker 2: get to know them I mean. And I sent you
Speaker 2: a document of telepathic conversation that a woman who's no
Speaker 2: longer with us had with than in exchange for me
Speaker 2: putting her on my podcast. When I had it, I
Speaker 2: was kind to her when others would make fun of
Speaker 2: her ability to or claim to speak with them telepathically,
Speaker 2: and I let her come on my show and say
Speaker 2: what she had to say. In response, she would let
Speaker 2: me ask them questions via you know, I would think
Speaker 2: up questions given to her and she'd come back with answers.
Speaker 2: And one of those sessions, they said I had lived
Speaker 2: with them in the old days as a brown one
Speaker 2: indicating Native American, and that blew my mind because I
Speaker 2: grew up in church. I believe in God, and so
Speaker 2: when you get hit with that, what in the world
Speaker 2: do you do with it? And so I didn't discard it,
Speaker 2: because if you're going to listen to them say things
Speaker 2: you can't like someone reading the Bible, pick and choose
Speaker 2: what you're going to believe. And so it's left me
Speaker 2: just kind of straddling, knowing that the Lord knows my
Speaker 2: heart and is okay with me wanting to seek the truth.
Speaker 2: But that's why there's no danger, because there could be
Speaker 2: a bad tribe. And if there was a bad tribe
Speaker 2: around here, I would have found out early on, and
Speaker 2: I would just never go over there. And I'll tell
Speaker 2: you a quick story that I remember reading off the
Speaker 2: bfro site, and that was of a person who had
Speaker 2: activity going on in both directions of his house. In
Speaker 2: one direction, they were friendly. In the other direction, they weren't.
Speaker 2: And that doesn't mean they were just camped out twenty
Speaker 2: feet from his fence. On either side. It was pretty
Speaker 2: good ways in either direction. But dog on it if
Speaker 2: he didn't find his dog's skull on their picnic table
Speaker 2: one day and he knew that it was that mean
Speaker 2: tribe that had gotten his dog, probably saw him chase
Speaker 2: after him, and they skinned him and put the damn
Speaker 2: head the skull of the dog on the picnic table.
Speaker 2: And so, you know, imagine good tribe one way, mean
Speaker 2: tribe another way. And what makes them that way? I
Speaker 2: don't know. You know, what if they had a bad reaction,
Speaker 2: What if one of their family members got poisoned by something,
Speaker 2: or you just shot by some you know, you know,
Speaker 2: there's we don't know. But that's one of the burning
Speaker 2: questions is why are they I think I saw a
Speaker 2: promo for one of your previous guests who had talked
Speaker 2: about them being vicious, and it got me to wonder
Speaker 2: why that is, What makes that be the case. What
Speaker 2: are your thoughts?
Speaker 1: I think that a lot of it has to do
Speaker 1: with the area that they're in or the way they're
Speaker 1: being treated. I mean, you have a situation Southeast Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: I have to be very careful how I say that.
Speaker 1: Actually the people are great, but down there you get
Speaker 1: a lot of reports of very aggressive encounters. And Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think if you if you put any type of
Speaker 1: creature in a corner enough times, they're going to act
Speaker 1: in a certain way. And if you're in a situation
Speaker 1: where like yourself, where you you know, you're treating them
Speaker 1: with respect and you're not shooting off guns, I think
Speaker 1: you're going to get a totally different situation and back
Speaker 1: and forth with them. So that's my thoughts on that.
Speaker 1: But have you ever had them where or anything that
Speaker 1: has happened up close to your house or even inside
Speaker 1: your house?
Speaker 2: No, I've not had anything like that. I can't. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you going back to the rooster and when that
Speaker 2: Sasquatch hit me with that rooster call, I've read in
Speaker 2: that document that I sent you in the Sasquatch message
Speaker 2: to humanity that they can communicate and appear in your dreams.
Speaker 2: And it got me to thinking, how do I know
Speaker 2: that sasquatch didn't come to me in my dream and say,
Speaker 2: go out to your driveway, I have a surprise eyes
Speaker 2: for you, because I have no recollection of that at all.
Speaker 2: I just knew it's like one of those rare, rare
Speaker 2: nights I couldn't go to bed, and I got up
Speaker 2: and walked.
Speaker 1: Out Big for society will be right back after these messages.
Speaker 2: But I just as far as I'm trying not to
Speaker 2: lose my train of thought here, what was your What
Speaker 2: were you saying, Jeremiah, Well.
Speaker 1: I was just curious. You know, sometimes people report that
Speaker 1: they on their property. It's not just stuff that's happening
Speaker 1: in the woods, but it starts to then weird things
Speaker 1: start to happen inside their house as well.
Speaker 2: Nothing like that, not indoors, outdoors. And the point I
Speaker 2: was going to make when you asked that just a
Speaker 2: minute ago the first time. I've also never seen carcasses
Speaker 2: in the woods. I might see a bone here or
Speaker 2: something there, but nothing, you know, you would think with
Speaker 2: them living around here, that you might occasionally come across like,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, there's the remains of something. I know,
Speaker 2: what did that? Never never very polite with the upkeep
Speaker 2: of their forest. But there was a story from Kewoni
Speaker 2: laps Ritis in his book on the Sasquatch in their
Speaker 2: interdimensional Connection, and this is a very interesting story about
Speaker 2: mind speak in the Sasquatch. And you talk about inside
Speaker 2: the house, Well, here's what happened to this one couple.
Speaker 2: They were an older couple from Wisconsin, and I think
Speaker 2: they would agree that the secret to their long marriage
Speaker 2: was the fact that he would drive her every summer
Speaker 2: up to their cabin in northern Wisconsin and leave her
Speaker 2: for a month and they'd get away from each other
Speaker 2: and he'd come back in thirty days, pick her up
Speaker 2: and bring her back down. Well, during that stage, she
Speaker 2: happened to look out the back door one night at
Speaker 2: a storeroom and it was just getting dark, and she
Speaker 2: saw the cherry of a cigarette and a guy behind
Speaker 2: the one with a cigarette pull the first guy back
Speaker 2: real quick, indicating that they had seen her see them,
Speaker 2: and she freaked out, thinking I'm about to get robbed,
Speaker 2: so she locks the doors, turns the lights off. Ghost
Speaker 2: gets in the living room between the couch and the
Speaker 2: wall and gets her loaded twenty two revolver and waits
Speaker 2: for them to come in and it's at that point
Speaker 2: she hears a voice in her head and I don't
Speaker 2: remember exactly what it was, but there was a sasquatch nearby,
Speaker 2: and he said something to the effect of I've got this,
Speaker 2: not like what a human would say, something like I
Speaker 2: will protect you. I don't exactly remember the exact phrase,
Speaker 2: but he spoke to her in mind speak, and she
Speaker 2: heard a scream and never saw those guys again again.
Speaker 2: And I believe that he showed himself to them and
Speaker 2: didn't even have to roar, just showed himself and those
Speaker 2: guys screamed and took off, and we're not interested in
Speaker 2: robbing her again. And so there's a case of where
Speaker 2: one outside knew happened to watch the whole thing unfold,
Speaker 2: and because of his psychic ability, he read their intent.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you one more thing right quick that
Speaker 2: has to do with this that I saw on TV
Speaker 2: on one of those paranormal caught on camera. This was
Speaker 2: the dangus thing, Jeremiah. There was a video of a
Speaker 2: car and a guy was about to rob it in
Speaker 2: someone's driveway. He was going to break in and steal
Speaker 2: something out of it, and the whole point of the
Speaker 2: video was to say, when you lower your vibration by
Speaker 2: doing something like that, or going after the sasquatch for
Speaker 2: wrong reasons, you leave your soul prone to being jumped
Speaker 2: by bad entities. Because this video clearly showed this guy
Speaker 2: trying to get into the driver's side of the car.
Speaker 2: He gets something, runs to around the back of the car,
Speaker 2: down the sidewalk of the house he'd just visited, and
Speaker 2: there's a dark entity across the road that you can
Speaker 2: kind of see through. And as soon as this cat
Speaker 2: leaves his robbery and starts running, this entity intersects with
Speaker 2: him from across the street, making a triangle, you know,
Speaker 2: just kind of intersects with him and blends and disappears
Speaker 2: in him, and you don't see that dark thing continue
Speaker 2: to move. And that's what the narrator said was that
Speaker 2: is it possible when we do bad acts that we
Speaker 2: leave ourselves open to being jumped. And so I know
Speaker 2: that's different than the sasquatch subject we're talking about, but
Speaker 2: it all circles back to the vibration you give off.
Speaker 2: The energy you give off, it's going to open you
Speaker 2: up to good things if it's a higher vibration, and
Speaker 2: bad things if it's a.
Speaker 1: Lower that's extremely because there are you know, multiple reports
Speaker 1: about how do you have individuals that have some sort
Speaker 1: of you know, connection or interaction with a Sasquatch and
Speaker 1: then you know, they get back home and then they
Speaker 1: start seeing you know, shadow figures around the house, or
Speaker 1: you know, things start happening that are very much not
Speaker 1: not sasquatch at all. And it's just it's a very
Speaker 1: interesting to think thing to think about, like why does
Speaker 1: that happen?
Speaker 2: Definitely, And I wouldn't be involved in this if I
Speaker 2: thought they were of the dark side. One thing you
Speaker 2: won't said he did in his book The Sasquatching Their
Speaker 2: interdimensional Connection. He said he left a notebook and a
Speaker 2: pencil in the woods and telepathically ask them to just
Speaker 2: tell me who you are, write your thoughts down. And
Speaker 2: he came back and checked the notebook and he said
Speaker 2: there was writing in it. It looked like the writing
Speaker 2: of a third grader, and it said, not fallen angels,
Speaker 2: not nehingle them. Really, yes, and I truly believe that
Speaker 2: they are okay spiritually speaking, you know, because I'm a
Speaker 2: child of God. I was brought up in the church.
Speaker 2: I believe I go to you know, church occasionally, but
Speaker 2: it's a more about that spiritual connection with me and
Speaker 2: more spiritual than religious. But I believe when I got
Speaker 2: touched by the Holy Spirit in church in a way
Speaker 2: that humbled me, and it brought me to tears in
Speaker 2: front of the congregation while reading, because I thought something
Speaker 2: you shouldn't think in church, and God corrected me in
Speaker 2: a polite way, but I ended up having to read
Speaker 2: something crying through it instead of reading it in a bold,
Speaker 2: authoritative manner that I thought would be best. And it
Speaker 2: was all because of something I thought before I went
Speaker 2: on stage. And it happened twice both services, and at
Speaker 2: the exact same point in the script three seconds in.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot to that whole light energy thing.
Speaker 2: I've been looking at charts that I'll see on X
Speaker 2: that relate to anger, regret, sorrow, pain, all the different
Speaker 2: emotions you feel and how they can hamper you from
Speaker 2: ascending to where you want to go when you pass.
Speaker 2: Fear is one of them two and the Sasquatch sends
Speaker 2: no fear from me, and so it makes them more
Speaker 2: at ease. And I believe we're capable of when they
Speaker 2: fear it, you're going to feel it, and that might
Speaker 2: be part of that invisible wall of fear, and it
Speaker 2: may also be something that they intentionally project to stun you.
Speaker 1: You've had multiple years to really think through things. Have
Speaker 1: you gotten to a point where you have an idea
Speaker 1: of it what they exactly are? Or is that something
Speaker 1: you're still trying to figure out.
Speaker 2: I have the answer. It's hard to get people to
Speaker 2: believe it, but I'll tell you when you look at
Speaker 2: the Bible, you can't pick and choose what you're going
Speaker 2: to believe. And so in that Sasquatch message to Humanity
Speaker 2: that I sent you, it's about eighteen pages in there,
Speaker 2: they say who they are, how they got here, how
Speaker 2: we got here, And what they said was that long long,
Speaker 2: long ago, they were bioengineered by the star people who
Speaker 2: used the most advanced primate of the day on Earth,
Speaker 2: which was the now extinct giant Lemur. And so their
Speaker 2: DNA is half star people, half extinct giant Lemur. And
Speaker 2: they say that they assisted in our birthing process years later,
Speaker 2: that half of our DNA is the same star people
Speaker 2: they have, but that our earthly ancestors are different, with
Speaker 2: our earthly ancestor being anthropopithecus or popiticus. I don't know
Speaker 2: exactly how to say it, but I googled it and
Speaker 2: guess what it looks just like a chimp. And when
Speaker 2: I hear that we share ninety eight percent of our
Speaker 2: DNA with chimps, but that two percent is a big difference,
Speaker 2: Yes it is? Then how can I toss that out?
Speaker 2: If I believe the other things in that message to humanity?
Speaker 2: Because that message to humanity is basically telling us you
Speaker 2: have to change your ways. Time is running out. That's
Speaker 2: the essence of that entire message. So if you look
Speaker 2: at their reactions in any one of a number of situations,
Speaker 2: they're identical to ours. A raised eyebrow if you catch
Speaker 2: one off guard, is one report said on the BFRO site.
Speaker 2: That's a person reaction, not an animal. The fact that
Speaker 2: they have articulated speech, the reports I've read were the
Speaker 2: big one is motioning for the last one in the
Speaker 2: group to hurry up, the exact same way a human
Speaker 2: would to its child. When you take all this together,
Speaker 2: I believe that what I've believe, based on what I've read,
Speaker 2: is most it most closely represents who they are, and
Speaker 2: that is in their own words, our elder brothers and sisters.
Speaker 1: That's very interesting. Have you ever talked to Kawani personally?
Speaker 2: Yes? And when I was had my podcast from twenty
Speaker 2: eleven to twenty fourteen, it was inspired by Bigfoot. I
Speaker 2: went by my DJ name Bill Lee. I had a
Speaker 2: bunch of different guests on there who had a wild
Speaker 2: range of experiences. Doctor Matthew Johnson, I had him on there.
Speaker 2: Kewoni told me of a story of a man in
Speaker 2: a cabin somewhere in the USA who had a female
Speaker 2: sasquatch dematerialized through his wall come in and have sexual
Speaker 2: relations with him, return three months later the same way
Speaker 2: she came, tell him it took and then disappeared. And
Speaker 2: so this man's got a half sasquatch, half us running
Speaker 2: around somewhere out there that he'll probably never see. And
Speaker 2: that's not the first time that's happened in the Sasquatch
Speaker 2: say that in that message to humanity that I've just mentioned,
Speaker 2: that that our genes are so close that the species
Speaker 2: can and have enter bred.
Speaker 1: Did you have this podcast on I'm trying to so
Speaker 1: this is a while ago blog talk, Okay, So yeah,
Speaker 1: I was like, what would have been back then? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: that's cool. Is it still available up there?
Speaker 2: You know, that's a good question. I still have a
Speaker 2: lot of the audio files on my computer from the interviews,
Speaker 2: and I've been wanting to go in through. I've gone
Speaker 2: in there and put a lot of them on a
Speaker 2: thumb drive to get them off of an old computer
Speaker 2: in case it blows up and I can't get to them.
Speaker 2: And I will make sure that I get those handy
Speaker 2: and would be happy to send some of the stuff.
Speaker 2: I've still got the notebooks from the interviews, and one
Speaker 2: gentleman in Georgia told me they went out looking for
Speaker 2: him one night and had an ingenious plan to pre
Speaker 2: plant a man in some bushes, while another one a
Speaker 2: couple hours later would come walking by, just strolling around,
Speaker 2: hoping to get the interest of a sasquatch, who would
Speaker 2: then be observed by the human stashed in the bushes.
Speaker 2: The only problem with that is when the sasquatch came
Speaker 2: walking through there, he turned and looked at the bushes,
Speaker 2: and the person in the bushes said he felt like
Speaker 2: he was being scanned. It was an electronic sensation, and
Speaker 2: it went from his head to his toe, as if
Speaker 2: that thing Since he was there despite having hidden. And
Speaker 2: so that's an example of There was another man who
Speaker 2: was at a cabin in the US. These are all
Speaker 2: off the BFRO site. I've read every Class A and
Speaker 2: B report that they have chosen to publish. And one
Speaker 2: man had figured out that a female sasquatch would come
Speaker 2: by whistling on certain nights near his cabin, and he
Speaker 2: was convinced that he would get that footage everybody wants
Speaker 2: to get, and so, being former military, he dug a
Speaker 2: fox hole across from his cabin and he waited for
Speaker 2: two hours and didn't move a muscle to the point
Speaker 2: that a fox came by within feet and didn't even
Speaker 2: know he was there. Well, all of a sudden it
Speaker 2: starts to get dark. Here comes to whistling, and he
Speaker 2: hadn't moved a muscle for two hours. And the second
Speaker 2: that he brought that camera to get his footage, the
Speaker 2: male sasquatch that had been hiding near him whistled at
Speaker 2: the female and she took off and the man lost
Speaker 2: his million dollar shot.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, that's wild.
Speaker 2: Oh and so that's what you're up again. So you
Speaker 2: can you can try to sneak around and if you've
Speaker 2: got a trail cam and you just put it out
Speaker 2: there and you're not trying to get them specifically. You
Speaker 2: might get footage, and you know, footage is footage. It's
Speaker 2: it's fine, there's nothing wrong with that. But I prefer
Speaker 2: to know sneaking, no agenda. It's like, hey, I know
Speaker 2: who you are, you know who I am. Let's see
Speaker 2: if we can't strike up a relationship and one day
Speaker 2: sit on a log and look into each other's eyes.
Speaker 1: If if you were able to do that, what kind
Speaker 1: of conversation do you think you would have?
Speaker 2: It would be telepathically. The thing is, right now, our
Speaker 2: communication is one way because I've gotten them to respond
Speaker 2: to my thoughts, but I've not heard them in my
Speaker 2: head them. I also have a very busy mind. It's
Speaker 2: always got something going on soundtrack of a song or
Speaker 2: a thought or a conversation with myself, and I think
Speaker 2: it's hard for anything to butt in. And they've told
Speaker 2: me that I kind of have a bit of a
Speaker 2: block with a coat.
Speaker 1: Around my heart, big for society. Who will be right
Speaker 1: back after these messages.
Speaker 2: This was in telepathic conversation with a deceased woman I
Speaker 2: mentioned earlier in the show who I'd had as a guest.
Speaker 2: Their message to me was he's a good soul, a
Speaker 2: kind soul. Take off the coat for clearer, better communication,
Speaker 2: and that coat is just I a soft hearted guy,
Speaker 2: but can get defensive if someone's rude. And as I've
Speaker 2: gotten older, I've become better at being calmer and controlling
Speaker 2: myself and thus raising my vibration because I've become very
Speaker 2: in tune to how my actions and words affect my vibration,
Speaker 2: as we all should be, you know. And once you
Speaker 2: become more in tune to that and make an effort,
Speaker 2: it becomes easier. And I believe that a sighting will
Speaker 2: occur when my vibration was a certain point, not that
Speaker 2: it's rock bottom now, it's just one thing. Kathleen told
Speaker 2: me the deceased woman it was an interspecies communicator and
Speaker 2: a shamanic practitioner. She said, integrity is everything with them.
Speaker 2: And you can't be thinking about wanting to beat up
Speaker 2: a coworker during the day, not that I did, but
Speaker 2: and then going and hoping to have an encounter that night.
Speaker 2: You have to walk a really good walk. And this
Speaker 2: has made me a better person. And then turn and
Speaker 2: I ask myself. How can these people be evil? How
Speaker 2: could a religious person say that they're they're they're the
Speaker 2: devil when a certain amount of kindness is required to
Speaker 2: get to know them, and that they wait so long
Speaker 2: to let you see them. If ever, whereas if they
Speaker 2: were the devil or a demon, they would be all
Speaker 2: too happy to come forth and to lure you in.
Speaker 2: Hm hm. Wow.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a lot. It's a lot to think about.
Speaker 2: Bill. Yeah, this is how I passed the days. I've
Speaker 2: taken a day job roasting sunflower seeds, and I wear
Speaker 2: earplugs the noise in there, and I'll tell you I
Speaker 2: spend many a day I will call out those sasquatch
Speaker 2: calls while I'm at work, just out because it's noisy
Speaker 2: in there, and nobody hears me. But I'll be in
Speaker 2: the middle of roasting those seeds and I'd just like,
Speaker 2: and I'll tell you something that I hadn't mentioned. I
Speaker 2: used to roar very loudly before contact with them ever happened,
Speaker 2: because I did not believe they were around. And I
Speaker 2: would stand out by the fence where I told you
Speaker 2: that noise happened earlier, and I got a response from
Speaker 2: him and I would stand in that same spot and
Speaker 2: look to my neighbor's house twenty six acres away, Luke,
Speaker 2: the one who was in the field when he heard
Speaker 2: that one male call out one night, and I would
Speaker 2: roar very loudly, as loud and long as I could, going. Oh,
Speaker 2: that spread out over about fifteen seconds and very deep,
Speaker 2: very loud, and I would do it to see how
Speaker 2: many dogs I could stir up and get barking, including
Speaker 2: my neighbors Great Dane and Great Pyramides twenty six acres away.
Speaker 2: And every time i'd finish that roar, i'd do Remember, well,
Speaker 2: I got back to thinking, they've been watching me the
Speaker 2: whole time and never made contact when with me when
Speaker 2: I was walking around trying to act like them and
Speaker 2: roar like I was boss of the woods. Never made contact. No,
Speaker 2: hooting know nothing. I don't know what caused me to
Speaker 2: stop roaring like that. But when I did, hooting began,
Speaker 2: and I made a mental note of that that they
Speaker 2: they probably didn't care for that. And but it's fun
Speaker 2: when you live in the country to be able to
Speaker 2: roar at the top of your lungs.
Speaker 1: That's true. I mean, you can do it. You could
Speaker 1: do it anywhere, but you might get some weird looks
Speaker 1: if you weren't again out in the country. But that's
Speaker 1: that's funny.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 1: Let's say there were there was someone where they wanted
Speaker 1: to try to have an encounter with the sasquatch, and
Speaker 1: you know, there's there's different ways of going about this.
Speaker 1: But if you were going to go out to let's
Speaker 1: say a new area and try to get an interaction
Speaker 1: with a sasquatch, what would you recommend doing.
Speaker 2: Starts with a good outlook, happy, go lucky, upbeat, think
Speaker 2: of being about ready to go on vacation. You're all
Speaker 2: packed up and you're driving off. That mood you're in
Speaker 2: that is real good, versus crawling around the woods sneaking
Speaker 2: that can be beneficial sneaking. There's a BFR report of
Speaker 2: a high school graduation party in Washington State where two
Speaker 2: boys decided to prank the party, sneak off and make
Speaker 2: noises to scare the party goers. And the funny thing
Speaker 2: is is when the guy got to his spot to
Speaker 2: make noises, the party was generating so much noise they
Speaker 2: couldn't hear him, and he heard a twig snap and
Speaker 2: he slowly turned around and there was a sasquatch looking
Speaker 2: down at him. He got schooled by the Hide and
Speaker 2: Seek champion of the world. But it starts with when
Speaker 2: you hit the woods, a good outlook, a good attitude.
Speaker 2: You can have a gun if you need a gun,
Speaker 2: Robert said in later years, they know your intent and
Speaker 2: understand you might need to be armed against other threats
Speaker 2: out there, and so I wouldn't say no to a firearm.
Speaker 2: But as Robert would say, look up reports in your area.
Speaker 2: Just because there aren't reports doesn't mean that they aren't there.
Speaker 2: Somebody may have seen one and chose not to report
Speaker 2: that one in. But it really it's your mindset, because
Speaker 2: they're going to know you're coming if you're coming anyway.
Speaker 2: And it took me seven years of walking the woods
Speaker 2: never hearing them before they ever called out. So if
Speaker 2: you're going to do this, it's going to be the
Speaker 2: long game and you're going to be measuring this in years,
Speaker 2: not months. And that was my experience anyway, and I
Speaker 2: kept at it because I love to walk the woods anyway,
Speaker 2: And if there had never been any activity, I'd still
Speaker 2: go walk the woods because I love to do it.
Speaker 2: My last name, Bob is German for tree, and my
Speaker 2: favorite color is green. So there's a spiritual connection to
Speaker 2: all this tying together that I sense and feel. And
Speaker 2: so you just hit the woods with a I enjoy this.
Speaker 2: I know they're out there. Are there any around? I
Speaker 2: don't know, but I'm gonna have fun, give off a
Speaker 2: neat vibe and get away from electronics, the hustle and
Speaker 2: bustle of our life, and just do that over and over.
Speaker 2: If you have good access, if you have to drive
Speaker 2: to your area, you know you may not be able
Speaker 2: to drive there every day. I just walk down a
Speaker 2: driveway across a road and I'm already there. And so
Speaker 2: that's been the big helper for me. And if I
Speaker 2: went to another area, would I go walking around Montana
Speaker 2: Glacier National Park with the grizzlies up there unarmed? No way, Absolutely,
Speaker 2: no way. And so it depends also what other predators
Speaker 2: are in the area East Texas. I've got nothing to
Speaker 2: worry about in the woods. I know they're wild hogs.
Speaker 2: I'm not worried about the coyotes. I'm not worried about
Speaker 2: the hogs. I just I'm not. And so there's nothing
Speaker 2: really else the occasional mountain line, but I've never seen
Speaker 2: one around here, so every area is different. You're going
Speaker 2: to have certain predators you might have to consider elsewhere.
Speaker 2: But what it'll do for your heart and soul to
Speaker 2: get out in the woods and do like kids do
Speaker 2: when they played army games in the woods. Just make
Speaker 2: believe that you're being watched by them, and act like
Speaker 2: you're doing something else, show intense interest in something around
Speaker 2: you while you're in the woods, and it's liable if
Speaker 2: there's one nearby to become very interested in what you're
Speaker 2: doing things like that.
Speaker 1: You mentioned something really quickly and it was kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: So do you think there's something then to not having
Speaker 1: electronics around you when you're out there? I notice you
Speaker 1: said that kind of quickly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. In fact, I had two videos of tree formations
Speaker 2: that I was able to photograph. But when I went
Speaker 2: and did a video of them and tried and did
Speaker 2: a narration next to it, the crazy thing is is
Speaker 2: I'm recording the first tree that's bent. It's been over
Speaker 2: being held down by something. Two trees actually, and they're
Speaker 2: coming together at the same point, held down by a
Speaker 2: branch that is not held down by anything. And I'm
Speaker 2: narrating that and I check the video after I record
Speaker 2: it to make sure it's not a vertical video, and
Speaker 2: I start smelling a faint skunk smell, and I thought,
Speaker 2: that's odd. I look over at my dog's thirty five
Speaker 2: feet away sniff in the base of a down tree.
Speaker 2: They're not hip to what I'm smelling at all, oblivious
Speaker 2: to it. So I click record again on the phone.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, here's another video. I'm at this tree
Speaker 2: formation and now I'm smelling a faint skunk smell. This
Speaker 2: is really odd. And I go on for about two minutes.
Speaker 2: The first video was five, the follow up was two.
Speaker 2: I finish it, check it, make sure it's not a vertical,
Speaker 2: and get back to the house and I go to
Speaker 2: transfer it from my phone to my desktop. And I've
Speaker 2: had many cell phones over the years and several desktops,
Speaker 2: and I've never had a fail when it came to
Speaker 2: transferring a file. And when I saw that progress bar
Speaker 2: zip across in a half a second, I knew I
Speaker 2: was screwed. I'm like, those videos are not on there.
Speaker 2: They erased my video. Why how can I take pictures
Speaker 2: but videos are not. Maybe they're just pranking me and
Speaker 2: they're not mad, it's just pranking me. As one guest
Speaker 2: on my Inspired by Bigfoot show said from Georgia, he goes, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: i'll build. They mess with our electronics every time we
Speaker 2: go in the woods. So that drew on that experience
Speaker 2: to try to solve what happened to me, and so
Speaker 2: that's why I want ever try to get a picture
Speaker 2: of them. I tried one time when I was out there.
Speaker 2: I took the phone and I put it on record,
Speaker 2: and I just held it to my side because I
Speaker 2: was in the middle of interacting with them. I said,
Speaker 2: if you want to call out while I'm right here,
Speaker 2: I'll play this for my followers on X. If you
Speaker 2: don't want to, I understand, I'll give you a minute.
Speaker 2: I waited a few seconds, no call, and I said,
Speaker 2: that's perfectly fine. I understand. I totally get it. And
Speaker 2: so he picks up on that intent and I walk
Speaker 2: away and they respect that, and so I talk to
Speaker 2: him as if they understand what I'm saying, and I'm
Speaker 2: courteous about it, and I think one day I will
Speaker 2: get a sighting because I'd love for them to say,
Speaker 2: would you just let me take a picture of you?
Speaker 2: And I can put it up and we can show people.
Speaker 2: And you know that sounds good in theory, Jeremiah, but
Speaker 2: I'll tell you I've already seen their words where they say,
Speaker 2: the reason we don't like our photographs take that when
Speaker 2: they get published. Because they are so sensitive and psychic,
Speaker 2: they can feel the ridicule from people who look at
Speaker 2: it and make fun of it and talk about their
Speaker 2: looks and other things, and it hurts them greatly. They
Speaker 2: can actually feel that. Now, we wouldn't think in the
Speaker 2: thousand years that they would be able to sense that.
Speaker 2: But if they can pick up on that then and
Speaker 2: they hear those negative comments, it hurts them and they
Speaker 2: specifically say, this is why we don't like ourselves being photographed,
Speaker 2: and we'll never let our DNA be sampled because of
Speaker 2: the backlash and how strong it is and how much
Speaker 2: it hurts us.
Speaker 1: Did you ever get to have a conversation with Robert.
Speaker 2: I did. I had him on as a guest. Oh wow, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was amazing. He was taking a different approach to
Speaker 2: these wild people when everybody else thought that they were
Speaker 2: apes or not capable. And you know, they talk about
Speaker 2: the four horsemen of Sasquatching, and I'm like, you know,
Speaker 2: Robert should be one of those, because I look at
Speaker 2: John Green. It's like Canadian newspaperman who accumulated reports when
Speaker 2: no one else did. But that's pretty impressive. Nothing wrong
Speaker 2: with that. Renee de Hindon, I'm like, well, he came
Speaker 2: over from Europe and was brash and loved to cuss
Speaker 2: and make fun of some people and exactly, and I'm
Speaker 2: not sure that is horseman material. And then you've got
Speaker 2: Peter Burn. I'm like, I'm sorry, but I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't like the idea of hunting animals that really that
Speaker 2: that I can't stand to see those pictures. And a
Speaker 2: big game hunter, I'm like, that doesn't qualify you to
Speaker 2: know about the sasquatch because you're hunting animals and these
Speaker 2: are people. So I'm not quite sure about that. And
Speaker 2: then the oh yeah, the other one, the most qualified
Speaker 2: in the late doctor Grover Krantz. Definitely qualified, But I
Speaker 2: would say Krantz Robert Morgan, and I've not tried to
Speaker 2: finish the list. But Robert was so ahead of his
Speaker 2: time and didn't get a lot of the credit that
Speaker 2: he should have. And yet I'm sitting here interacting and
Speaker 2: getting results with the methods that he espouses on those
Speaker 2: tapes that you and I have talked about.
Speaker 1: Man, I I, yeah, I gotta look more into these tapes.
Speaker 1: I think I've seen him on on Amazon. Maybe I have.
Speaker 1: I have an actual signed copy of his book. I
Speaker 1: was able to meet him at a small town monsters
Speaker 1: monsterfest a year or so ago. It was really awesome
Speaker 1: just to meet him, you know. But uh, man, that's
Speaker 1: that's really weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it makes it warms more heart to hear that,
Speaker 2: because I didn't know where he was or how he
Speaker 2: was doing, and I know he was getting up there
Speaker 2: in years. And I tried to find him on ex
Speaker 2: Twitter at the time a couple of years ago, and
Speaker 2: I I think I found her maybe it was Facebook,
Speaker 2: found an account, but didn't get a response. And I
Speaker 2: didn't think he was on there very much, kind of
Speaker 2: like Kewoney. But just I can't say enough about what
Speaker 2: he did to steer me on the right track and
Speaker 2: how nice and just gentle and and also very just
Speaker 2: very different man. You know, he talks about reincarnation and
Speaker 2: is a traveler, and he's gotten the most out of life.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you, he's gotten his money's worth.
Speaker 1: There's a gentleman who's a friend of his and they
Speaker 1: have a they have an account on Facebook, and he
Speaker 1: will he will randomly post old artifacts from from Robert's past.
Speaker 1: It's very very cool. I think if you just search
Speaker 1: for like Robert W. Morgan, you can you can find
Speaker 1: the account on Facebook. But it's some some cool stuff
Speaker 1: that gets thrown up there every once in a while.
Speaker 1: But Bill, this has been just a fascinating conversation.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: It feels like we could definitely maybe even talk again
Speaker 1: in the future someday. Uh maybe Uh take take a
Speaker 1: little bit of time to uh to analyze everything and
Speaker 1: to look through everything, and but uh, you have really
Speaker 1: gone down a very interesting path over the last few years.
Speaker 1: And thank you for sharing what you've experienced so far.
Speaker 2: You're welcome, and it's a pleasure to be able to
Speaker 2: do so, because I'm really starved for conversation about this,
Speaker 2: even my friends. And I got a friend in Idaho,
Speaker 2: and I'll tell him about the female having called out
Speaker 2: to me the other morning, and I just get met
Speaker 2: with silence, and and I'm ready to say, does this
Speaker 2: scare you? Why? Why can't because it means a lot
Speaker 2: to me? But you know, how frustrated would you be
Speaker 2: in not being able to talk to someone about something
Speaker 2: that means a lot to you drive you nuts?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely, And I think a lot of people
Speaker 1: probably listening to this can also empathize with that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's hard to find people that are understanding about
Speaker 1: this subject to talk to, for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But but Bill, I would say, you know, definitely, let's
Speaker 1: let's keep in touch, and I think we should. We
Speaker 1: should definitely have another conversation in the future. But it's
Speaker 1: been a pleasure talking to you tonight.
Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate that it's been a pleasure for you
Speaker 2: to have me on and you just reach out whenever
Speaker 2: you would like, and I would be happy to be
Speaker 2: on it. And I'm going to look for some Robert
Speaker 2: Morgan stuff I have because I've got his original I've
Speaker 2: got that original tape that says essentially, if you want
Speaker 2: to get into Bigfoot and listen to this, I'll give
Speaker 2: you the tips and you'll be on your And I'd
Speaker 2: be happy to get that to you if you wanted to.
Speaker 2: If you can somehow make a copy off cassette and
Speaker 2: send it back to me, then you'd be able to
Speaker 2: use that moving forward as well.
Speaker 1: Oh, that would be fantastic. I mean I would do
Speaker 1: whatever it takes to try to figure out how to
Speaker 1: do that. Yeah, that would be good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And they and they sell cassettes these days, so
Speaker 2: you know it'd be Maybe it's as easy as me
Speaker 2: buying a cassette and letting the thing record into my
Speaker 2: digital audio that I do voice work on there up
Speaker 2: there and turn it into an MP three file and
Speaker 2: nail that. So that's possible too. But I'd be happy
Speaker 2: to help you. Well, good luck to you. I appreciate
Speaker 2: everything that you do for this subject, and I'll be
Speaker 2: sure to get anything I can do to help you.
Speaker 2: I'm here to help and I appreciate you letting me
Speaker 2: be on.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, Yes sir, We talk to you later. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much.
Speaker 2: Bill. All right, Jeremiah, I have a good night. Take
Speaker 2: care of yourself, you too.
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Speaker 1: and pick up your tickets today