Episode 02: The One Where I Record in my Garage (Bigfoot Society Classic)

0:00 Let's have a fun little interview about sas Sasa squatch, Sasa squoots a squatch sasquatch. It's fun to say. They say, a life is what happens to you on the way that you're trying to get to where you're going.

0:48 And in this case, life is a small desk in the basement of your old house us and talking into your iPhone with terrible audio quality. It's meeting people along the way to end up becoming a large part of what it is that you're making. So we're going back to episode number one, and then we're starting all over. See where we've come, where we went through, and maybe some episodes along the way that you name catch so join me.

2:01 So we hear old episodes and me old friends for the first time. In this week's big Foot Society classic, Jeremiah from the Future, here real quick. If this is your first big Foot Society episode, these are not the normal ones. Well they were like almost five years ago, but now they're not. So if you want to check out what Big for Society really is like, listen to the other ones. This week interviews really good stuff, witness encounters. The classic episodes are kind of throwbacks to see where we were when we first started. Fun stuff. Stick around because I'm going to have some comments at the end of this episode. Really, this is where the diehards a big for Society. Because you may not have listened to these enjoy, do me a favor please subscribe to the channel wherever you're listening to it, Share with a friend, and I'll see you at the end of the episode. Hey, this is a second episode of Bigfoot Society coming at you.

3:12 It's been a little more than a week than when I first made the first episode. I'm sorry about that. Hey, I'm recording in my car right now in the garage, so that's pretty cool. Anyways, second episode, let's talk about something that was just released that was pretty awesome. If you're a Kickstarter backer of Seth breed Loves Amazing current Kickstarter, you just got access to the on the Trail of big Foot, and my goodness, this stuff is absolutely phenomenal. I mean, goes over the history, goes over the stuff that'll just blow your mind. I want to get into it.

4:03 You gotta see it for yourself. I mean episode five phenomenal Area X Oklahoma Mountains. I that's speechless. I mean the stuff that he goes over that it's just phenomenal. Also, if you're going to watch this, which I would really recommend, you would do yourself a favor and listen to the Into the Phray episode with Seth as the guest that goes into a lot of background information regarding the North American Wood Ape con conservacy. I said that wrong.

4:51 I'm so sorry. The cool guys and gals that are looking for the North American Woodape in Oklahoma, and it's a really amazing interview goes into how serious they're taking it, and a lot of things that are not touched on in the actual episode five. And do yourself a favor, please check out that podcast episode two. If you're a person that loves background information like me, you're definitely gonna want to check that out. What else? What else? What else? If you're follower of Cliff from Finding Bigfoot and so much more, he's letting a lot of information kind of come out on his Facebook and his Twitter and all sorts of stuff. One he's coming across trying to make amo it's like a Bigfoot center in Boring, Oregon. That's phenomenal. Cliff.

6:06 If you're listening to this shoot me a message you know at Bigfoot Society love to have a little interview with you. I'd love to do an interview with anyone. I mean, shoot me a message at Bigfoot Society on Instagram is an easy way to do it. If anyone you know wants to have an interview, that'd be awesome. Anyways. Oh, the other thing is Cliff is kind of talking about doing a podcast with Bobo. I for one would think that's amazing. Trying to figure out if it's a short podcast, if it's a long one. I would listen to those two talk about bigfoot and whatever for hours. I'm not even kidding. Like Bobo's the man.

7:05 You can't stop the bobs, you know what I'm saying. So, guys, if you want to make it half an hour, if you want to make it an hour, ten minutes, follow your heart, follow your dreams. Just make it so you will have a ton of listeners. And I don't know, you'll have at least one that's me, Jeremiah from Bigfoot Society. You're gonna love it. I'm gonna love it. We're all gonna love it. An idea I had, actually an idea I had was this one The quality of the on the Trail of big Foot is so good. I almost had to pause watch the videos. One, the drone footage is amazing.

8:05 Two hold on two. The music in the background, it literally felt like I was watching In Search of Again with my dad when I was a little kid, which is pretty cool. And to think that had a part in supporting video series which it will be then In search Of for the next generation, it just blows my mind. It's very very cool. So hats off to Seth the rest of the Small Town Monsters team. It's laid out when I'm recording this, Adam Mark Matski, you guys are amazing, and I know there's mighty many many more involved with this undertaking. Hats off to you. That's kind of my fan boys section of the podcast, you know what I mean, Like, let's be honest, there's a lot of cool people making a lot of cool things regarding Bigfoot in Sasquatch right now, in our groups, in our culture, blah blah blah, You're gonna love it.

9:37 Hats off to you. Keep doing what you're doing. That's going to conclude the section of Jeremiah Fanboys out in Bigfoot Society. Trying something new. So what I'm doing is putting a call out on the at Bigfoot Society or the Bigfoot Society Instagram account. If you want to do an interview on the podcast, download the Anchor app and then follow our favorite Bigfoot society on the Anchor app, and then send me a DM on the Bigfoot Society Instagram say hey, let's do an interview. Let's do a little chat chat. I've got a call out right now, someone contacts me before twelve forty pm CST.

10:35 We're gonna do a little impromptu chat interview whatever. It's gonna be awesome, and I don't care really who it is. It's gotta be Bigfoot related though, but I'm gonna have some crazy adventures. It's gonna be awesome. So we'll see if something happens. I mean, you'll know in a few minutes because you'll either hear an interview or you'll hear me rambling on about some more Bigfoot. We'll have to wait and see. An interesting conversation to have is wide? Are we so drawn to Bigfoot? Anyways? It's a thing that it doesn't just go back to Patterson Gimlin film. It goes back way way further than that goes back into many different Native American tribes and you can see it portrayed even on totem poles in different tribes. It's fascinating myself.

11:35 I'm drawn to it because how crazy is it to think that, especially in the Pacific Northwest, where there's so much woods that haven't been explored or rainforest, etc. How crazy is it to think that in our North American area we have a situation where it's like a gorilla that you know, the gorilla was found for the first time, I believe in the eighteen hundreds. It's not entirely crazy to say that there's something out there like that that we haven't discovered yet or that we don't have a specimen for yet. And that's another reason why episode five is so fascinating. I'll make a plug for on the Trail of Bigfoot again. It goes into things that I really didn't expect it to go into, about how that section of Oklahoma as being forested and there's pretty much this excuse me, family of big foots or big feet whatever that are now trapped in this mountainous area and it's the perfect place to study them and hopefully, you know, be able to get a specimen so that science

13:05 can finally get on the same page as researchers and say, yes, okay, you know we have something here. Now let's see how do we protect these guys? How do we go towards having a sasquatch conservation effort. You know, it's a great episode, and you know you've got to check it out to be honest, but you know, it's part of it where it's like, oh, you know, you're always drawing to monsters and spooky things as a little kid, and you know, for a lot of us that just kind of transition throughout the years and with podcasts, you know, listen to a lot of that stuff, and it's fascinating, right especially there's so much on YouTube that you can watch too. But maybe there's something more than just you know, being fascinated by a monster. Maybe we can actually you know, find this creature and you know, save save a new species before it's too late. You know, it's not out of the question. And I think the more that we explore into especially the Pacific Northwest, the more we have a chance of finding this creature. The name escapes me right now,

14:35 but they're listened to. There's a group the Olympic Project. Believe it's the Olympic Project, and they have access to a lot of really crazy things. This has gone over in the Oh Boy, it's the other podcast where it's a fascinating podcasts where the ladies talk about she's related to Grover Krantz. This is absolutely terrible. I can't remember this. It's really good though.

15:16 It's like on the featured page of of Anchor. But you've got to listen to that whole thing. That's great because she's a relative of Grover Krantz, who is one of the original Bigfoot researchers. She had access to a lot of really cool stuff. One of them is what the Olympic Project is studying and what they found in the areas that they're allowed into. And I'm not going to spoil it, but they found some really cool stuff. So it's worth listening to that podcast. Man, that bugs me. I can't remember the name of it. You'll figure it out. I know you guys are smart, and I'll say it in the next episode. I will. I will say it. Let's check to see if anyone wants to do an interview.

16:18 Well, just checked Instagram. No one took the bait to be the first interview. You know, I will start to contact people and actually, you know, give this, you know an actual you know, college try or whatever it's called. I just want to throw something out there using social media see if anyone would take it up. And you know that it's still open. If you want to send me a message and say, hey, let's set something up. Let's let's go crazy. Let's have a fun little interview about Sa Sasa squatch, Sasa, Squosha squatch sasquatch. It's fun to say. Anyways, it's just late, really late, so I'm a little bit loopy. Just drove Uber for a long time. That's the other thing I do on the side. I would love to hear your feedback if you think this is silly or interesting, or what I could add to it, or if you don't like it, or if you do like it, any feedback at all would be much appreciated. The best way to get in touch with me is the at Bigfoot Society Instagram account, or you can email me a big Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com. Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com still getting a Twitter set up, but for right now, I g Instagram

17:48 and email is the best way. Been fun talking to you guys tonight in the garage. I could try to get some more episodes out and keep on rocking and finding that squatch. I really need to make a good outro thing to say, so I'm gonna work on that. But as always fun talking to you guys. See you in the next episode of Bigfoot Society. All right, Jeremiah from the future here, I feel like I have some explaining to do for that episode. Oh boy, all right, A few things.

18:38 So, yes, I used I was really in the garage at my house recording that episode. And yes, I used to drive Uber all the time, like a lot for a few years, almost every hour of the day. We use that. That's a whole different story. But did enough Uber and food delivery to pay off all the debt that we had about seventy k of it. So I was driving Uber a lot. So needless to say, I was not under any influence or anything in that episode. That's just me being very tired, and to be honest, I should have gone to bed, but hey, I wanted to record a podcast so rock and roll. This podcast reminded me of the Chris Farley show skit from SNL, but a lot of really interesting things. It was a fun time in history because prior to the NABC North American Bigfoot Center and Bigfoot and Beyond podcast, and now look at those guys, go they're rocking it. You should join their patron as well. An ABC and Bigfoot and Beyond have killer patreons and you get to support their work. The podcast I Couldn't Remember was Wild Thing by Laura Krantz. Fantastic podcas cast if you haven't listened to it yet, they have three seasons out. The first one is an amazing look at Bigfoot, super comprehensive. I'll have the links in the show notes. And that

20:11 was a funny look at how much I didn't know back almost five years ago. Was I couldn't remember the name of the Olympic Project. But hey, that's how it is, and I still have a lot to learn now as well. Yes, I did say the quote blah blah, you're gonna love it. That's pretty awesome. Also, the other thing is keep in mind at the time of that recording, I was about thirty pounds overweight, and that does affect how you are talking and all that stuff there, So talk to your doctor and make wise health choices. That's all I'm going to say about that, but I would recommend doing that. I hope you enjoyed this episode of the Big Society Podcast, Classic episode two back in the past.

21:03 Don't worry. Eventually on Wednesdays we are going to get to the point where we start to get into the old school interviews. But we got to chug through these crazy intro you know. I was thinking the other day, wouldn't it be wild if like someone was like, I gotta check out Big for Society and they go to the first episodes and they listen to these episodes and then they're like, Wow, this is absolutely garbage. While I'm out of here to them, I say, I'm sorry, and maybe you should give the other episodes a chance too. How many cool opportunities and experiences have I missed out on because I've kept these early episodes up where I've been ubering around and recording myself blabron Probably a few, but hey, that's how it is.

21:55 I appreciate y'all listening and tell a friend about Big Face Society. We are going to the moon and there is nothing stopping us. So get on board now, and I'll never forget you. I will never forget you. All right, appreciate y'all. See you back next time for another episode of the Bigot Society podcast. Here at Bigfoot Society article is to provide a platform for those that have encountered Bigfoot to share their encounter in a safe and respected environment. But we need to hear your story. If you've experienced something that you just can't explain, please send me an email at Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com. Then we can start the conversation. And I know a lot of you have not shared your encounter at all. It's been twenty years and it's time that you get this off your chest and then you can get some well deserved for rest because I know you haven't been sleep. I understand what you're going through, and I appreciate every one of you listening.