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Oct. 14, 2026

BREAKING: I Was At the San Francisco Capturing Bigfoot Premiere - A Talk with Kai Wada Roath

BREAKING: I Was At the San Francisco Capturing Bigfoot Premiere - A Talk with Kai Wada Roath

What happened inside the San Francisco premiere of Capturing Bigfoot? Kai Wada Roath joins Jeremiah Byron to share his firsthand reaction to the documentary, its mystery footage, and a screening attended by Roger Patterson’s son, Clint Patterson. He...

What happened inside the San Francisco premiere of Capturing Bigfoot?

Kai Wada Roath joins Jeremiah Byron to share his firsthand reaction to the documentary, its mystery footage, and a screening attended by Roger Patterson’s son, Clint Patterson. He stayed up thinking about it—and woke at 5 a.m. with it still on his mind.

Hear his spoiler-conscious account of the audience, the filmmakers, the Q&A, and the discoveries that left this longtime Bigfoot believer eager to talk with someone else who had seen it.

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Thank you.

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You'll hear beeps every once in a while because it's

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an Apple thing. So can I say that you're, so

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does Kai Water... uh, Ralph, right. And we talked like

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years ago.

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This is like, yeah. I was like one of your first,

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first few people. Yeah.

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And you were like, look out, it's going to get crazy.

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I remember this is going back to 1999. I remember

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calling Jeff Meldrum and asking him for the phone numbers of, uh, uh,

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Renee to hand in and for Grover Krantz. And he

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was just like, Oh my God, Renee hung up on me.

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That guy won't talk to me anymore. And, uh, you know,

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and so, and I, and I, I remembered watching the documentary, uh,

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what was it? Sasquatch Odyssey where he's talking about, he's

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talking about eating cheap steaks and smoking cheap cigars. And, uh,

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And I was like a single bachelor in my 20s,

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and I just bonded on him about our cheap cigars

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and our cheap steaks. That's awesome. And how we cook

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them and stuff, you know?

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So you had the opportunity to watch another historical documentary

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last night.

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Last night.

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And I'm catching you between movies, because you're a movie guy,

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so we got you for a few minutes.

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What was your.

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man, I mean, don't give it away, but, like, what

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was it like, and what were the people there like, and, well, it.

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Was interesting, because San Francisco, they're more of documentary, uh,

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watchers versus what the subjects are, so I would say

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there was a handful of Bigfooters in the audience, um,

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you know, but maybe there was, like, I, um, one,

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one fella who's I can't remember his handle right now,

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but he asked a really good question at the Q

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& A. And then there was Daniel Perez. I sat

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next to Daniel Perez, or at least two seats down. Oh, nice.

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And then a whole bunch of people that were like,

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maybe like, you know, couch-loving Bigfooters, you know. Right. Who

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had read the, maybe they read their books, you know.

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Because it was $ 20 to get in. Oh my goodness,

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what a deal. Yeah. They put your phone in a

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phone case thing so you can't use it or record

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it during the movie. Like a little phone prison thing.

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But the film itself was far more impressive than I

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ever thought that it was going to be. These filmmakers

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did such an outstanding job researching. They did such an

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outstanding job finding footage that no one had probably ever

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seen that belonged to the Patterson family. Um, Clint Patterson, uh, uh,

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Roger's son was there. He did the Q and a, and, um,

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I can't unveil anything, you know, it's kind of like, uh,

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it's ironic. Cause I'm about to go see a Hitchcock

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movie right now. And the whole thing with Hitchcock was

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he used to have in the beginning of his films.

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He's like, do not talk to your friends about this movie.

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Let them experience for the first time on their own. Absolutely. And,

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you know, kind of like the crying game, too, which

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I never saw, but it has that twist at the

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end that you kind of bite your lip after you

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see it. But I got home at, like, 10.30 last night,

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and I stayed up till midnight thinking about it. And

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then I woke up at 5 this morning thinking about it,

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and I'm like, I just can't wait to talk with

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someone else who sees it. Right. You know? And it

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was interesting. I talked to the filmmaker afterwards, and for me, like, my...

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my thoughts towards the Patterson Gimlin film. Uh, I believe

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in Bigfoot, but I have, I have never been a

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believer in that film. And so it's really interesting because

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there's like a number of us, right? Like I know

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a couple of other folks that believe in Bigfoot fully,

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but don't believe in that footage. But we, we dare

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not say that because the Bigfoot community would just pounce

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on us. Right. Right. Um, and discredit us or, or whatever,

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you know? And I, I think I'm pretty off the

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radar now that no one knows my name, so it's okay. Um, but, um,

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but it was, it was pretty amazing. Uh, the mystery

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footage they got and everything else. I mean, it's this

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story of Clinton and the Patterson family and, uh, and everything.

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It's from what I've seen so far, which is not

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a lot. It's, it's very, I heard a quote from

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Mark Evans where he's like, my two main goals are

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to make, I want to say he said, to make

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you laugh and to make you cry.

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Oh, you do.

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And I could easily see how this does it from

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what I've seen. It's incredible. So you still believe in

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Bigfoot the same way that you did before going into

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that documentary, it sounds like?

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Oh, 100%.

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There was nothing... I mean, for me, it was really

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interesting for me, my reasons against believing in the Patterson

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Gimlin film. Ironically, the three reasons why I have a

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hard time with it weren't even mentioned in the documentary.

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But the thing is, I think that they have so

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much extra footage, you know, whenever they release it on

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a Blu-ray, it's going to, you know, they're going to

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have a whole bunch of bells and whistles and yada, yada. Um, but, um,

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But anyways, it was just done really good. The two

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guys who filmed it were just honest, nice guys, how

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they did it, for the most part. I mean, they

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did a little sneaky stuff where they had the mystery footage,

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and then they filmed all of the people and their

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beliefs before they showed them the mystery footage so they

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could get their gut reactions and stuff, you know? Smart. Yeah,

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and that's kind of like some documentary filmmakers But it

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was pretty... I'll just say this. It was like every

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kid at some point in their life... Can you still

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hear me? Yes. Every kid at some point in their

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life either finds their mom putting the dollar bill underneath

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the pillow and pulling the tooth or sees the aunt

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hiding the Easter eggs. Or sees dad putting a present

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and in the morning seeing that present was the present

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that says from Santa. And then the Rubik's Cube sort

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of starts working, right? And you start solving one side

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and then another side. And all four sides, oh, actually

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it's more than four sides. I don't know how many

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sides there are. Six, eight to a Rubik's Cube. Pretty

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much you see them all. And it just makes me

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think about a lot of things, but it's really good.

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I mean, it's really, it's done really good. It's you're not,

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you're crying because of the family dynamics of the family.

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You're laughing because the characters, I mean, it's they're, they're

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cussing up a storm and it's hilarious. And, and there's

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so many, there's so many good recordings of Renee to

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hand in that. You're just like, Oh my God, the

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Bigfoot community. really needed that guy because he was he

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was so uh oh sorry i'm blowing up right now

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he was so hilarious you know.

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Oh yeah very very the wild gentleman i am excited

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because supposedly there's a one second cameo my old friend

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ronnie roseman from oak ridge who's an old school bigfooter

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from the 90s.

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Yeah i sent a message to ronnie right after oh

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really yeah but he's like, he always has like a

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burner phone. So I'm like, so I put a thing

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on a like Facebook forum.

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Um, you know, he always has a different phone and

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we're like, Ronnie, Ronnie cameo.

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Exactly.

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I almost want to, I almost think that I was

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there that night.

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Uh, cause that was at a Western Bigfoot, um, uh, Western,

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Western Bigfoot society, uh, in Portland. Is it the night

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where Greg.

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Long was presenting?

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Yeah, yeah.

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And I feel like I was at that event because

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me and Ronnie went from there across to the bar

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where there was like a funny Beatles cover band, but

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it was in Vietnamese or something.

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And we went back and forth having cocktails. That night

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I ended up making out with this girl who was

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the niece of Jackie O.

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She looked just like Jackie O.

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And her last two, her last boyfriend and husband, both

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of them were serial killers. I was like, it was weird.

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But I mean, that's pretty wild.

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Yeah you can hear Ray talking or at least saying

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something I was texting with Cliff this morning I'm like

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oh you gotta see it but he's got plans.

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I'm like I'm sure he does yeah and you know

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did they have merch there at all oh.

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Yeah they got a whole bunch of no way but

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I didn't really see anyone buying it you know they

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had that's terrible Yeah, I mean, some people bought some stuff.

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They had, like, they had capturing Bigfoot, everything, like, shirts

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and stuff. And they had, like, the head of the

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Bigfoot from, you know, Do a Bombal Snowman of America

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Really Exist? You know, that was the head, that head

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that's on the.

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Cover of that book.

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Yeah. Like, on something you could buy?

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On something you could buy, yeah.

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Oh, my goodness, dude.

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Yeah, so they had, you know, some chalk keys and stuff.

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Yeah both of the filmmakers were really really nice and

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i talked to them i said you know i was

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i was at a couple i was at the 2003

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symposium in willow creek i was also at the opening

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of the china flat museum like i don't know it

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was like maybe a few years before and they were

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both in the documentary and.

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Uh you know i saw some familiar faces you know.

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Going back 24 years ago 21 years ago we all

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you know, I was like, Oh wow. I remember talking

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to that guy and I remember seeing, you know, um,

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I remember when Bob was there and he was giving

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the speech in the, you know, it was like hotter

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than blazes inside this giant auditorium. But, uh, but the

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whole thing is put together really good as far as

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the documentary goes, as far as the research, finding old

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footage and then not only finding old footage, but actually

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getting it transferred where it was a really good job. Um, Yeah.

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I'm excited to see it.

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Oh, you're going to love it.

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I think I can't wait.

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I can't wait. I heard about history stuff with this.

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So, oh yeah, it's, it's mind boggling.

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It's so, so good.

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I mean, anyone who's in a Bigfoot has to see it.

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Right. Right. Exactly. Yeah.

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Um, was this your first time talking to Clint Patterson?

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Um, I didn't even talk to him. I think I,

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maybe I trick his about it. Um, yeah, but I didn't,

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I didn't talk to them.

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Uh, Daniel Perez, he talked, he too is talking with them. Um, right.

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Sure.

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So, and Daniel Perez is, it was very interesting. Like, uh,

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I mean, I don't, I, there's not so much, I

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can't say too much.

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Cause right.

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You know, I don't want to give it away. Yeah.

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I don't want to give it away.

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And everyone's like Daniel's thoughts after the movie were just

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like mine, you know? And I, I needed the process.

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You want to go get some dinner? And he's just like,

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I need to be here, you know? And I was just, yeah, I,

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had a, wanted to talk to someone who had seen it.

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It's, it's really, it's pretty.

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It's intense.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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Wow.

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And you feel warm after you're done watching.

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Oh, oh, you, so it's not like a, like, like this. Okay.

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Oh, cool.

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Oh, there's a, there's a, yeah, there's a little bit.

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Well, I wouldn't say it's a, but you're just more

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like astonished.

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Like what you're saying.

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Yeah. Sure.

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Sure.

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Yeah. I mean, the things that these guys, these filmmakers,

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they had this mystery footage for probably a few years.

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Really rolled it out secretly and waited. And it was

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really interesting.

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And the filmmaker, you know, he was just like, I

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don't know where these conspiracies happen. You know, he's like

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people saying that, you know, this thing. we're going to

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use AI. And I, I personally thought they were going

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to use AI, you know, in it. So they didn't. Yeah.

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And he's just like, well, thinking that we were AI,

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there was like a rumor that Rob Lowe, like produced

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the movie. What?

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Rob Lowe? How did he get involved in this?

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There was no connection. Yeah. Daniel Perez, obviously he's like

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great journalists.

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Like he nailed them with a couple of good questions

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for the Q and a afterwards.

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Good, good, good, good.

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I hope, uh, I know Brian King sharp was going

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to try to record that. I hope he was able to,

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and I'm sure it'll be out on his channel, but

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hopefully that was able to happen.

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Brian's from, is he from North Carolina?

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That's from a Sasquatch odyssey podcast.

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Yeah. So he was there, he was like in the

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second or third row and he asked a couple of

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good questions before Daniel.

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Um, yeah, I didn't get the chance to meet him.

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I wish I did. I seem like a real nice guy.

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I follow him on computer land. Um, And so it'll

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be interesting. And, you know, when you find out about

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Santa Claus, you want to you want to you want

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to still believe.

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And then you say, yeah, you got to.

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I mean, yeah, you can't take all the magic away.

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And and that's a whole discussion in itself. I lean

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more towards the First Nations accounts. And like, that's what

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really drives me. You know what I'm saying?

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Like, oh, yeah, like I mean, yeah. we saw one

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who never believed in it before. And, uh, you know,

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I mean, I, I'm a, I'm a strong believer. Um,

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but I always think it's important. Just like Sherlock Holmes,

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you know, you gotta find out what goes in the

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cookie mix.

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You know, for sure, man, for sure.

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Yeah, dude.

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It is we we gotta talk again even even to

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just catch up because it's been years and years and

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it's so good to talk to you again is there

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anything you've got going on that you want to plug

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are you still like the head dude of curiosity hill or.

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Oh yeah confusion hill sorry confusion hill nothing to plug

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i'm gonna i'm going to japan in.

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A few weeks to go to a uh yokai festival

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which is this uh they're interesting like uh spirits that

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ran out all the villagers in the 40s So they

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all come back and they have a festival for the

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spirits once a year.

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So I'm doing that next month.

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And then we're storing a 1938 wishing well in the

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Chinatown of Los Angeles. I love it.

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But this weekend, this.

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Saturday, I'm putting on an international vampire film festival at

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a 100-year-old movie theater that's haunted. So that'll be kind

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of fun this weekend.

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You're the coolest dude, man. No one knows who you are.

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I love it. I love it, dude.

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I have to link to the first interview we did

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a few years ago. It was a fun one. But

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good stuff, man. I appreciate you taking some time out

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of your night. And I hope that the Hitchcock film is,

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of course, a good time coming up.

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Oh, yeah. It's the bird. So he's probably walking around

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the pet shop right now watching her while he's going

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to buy some birds for her and then follow her

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on a rowboat.

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It's such a good movie.

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Well, Kai, thank you so much for hanging out with

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me for a few minutes. And we'll be catching up soon, man.

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If you've had a Bigfoot encounter of your own, I

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an email with your encounter at bigfootsociety at gmail.com. I've

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BFS report. I'm Jeremiah Byron. Thanks for listening to Bigfoot Society,

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and I'll see you

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In the woods.