Episode 4: Jeremiah's Toughest Interview (Bigfoot Society Classic)

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Just send me what's on your mind
to do with the big guy in the

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woods, the big hairy guy named
Sasquatch, And we'll get that ball wrong

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if you get time. They say
a life is what happens to you on

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the way that you're trying to get
to where you're going. And in this

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case, life is a small desk
and the basement of your old house us

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and talking into your iPhone with terrible
audio quality. It's meeting people along the

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way to end up becoming a large
part of what it is that you're making.

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So we're going back to episode number
one, and then we're starting all

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over, see where we've come,
where we went through, and maybe some

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episodes along the way that you name
catch so join me. So we hear

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old episodes and me old friends for
the first time in this week's big Foot

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Society Classic. On this week's classic
episode of big Foot Society, we get

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to listen to myself interview myself about
Bigfoot while I'm waiting for uber rides during

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the rainstorm, and you can hear
the windshield wipers going. So it's fascinating

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throwback episode. Some good questions in
there. So I got to hand it

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to myself. They're pretty solid for
just starting out. The long road to

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actual interviews continue, but we gotta
get through these first episodes to get to

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the ones where the interview starts.
Before we get started, please do something

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online groups that would love listening to
it. All right, let's get on

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with the show. Hey, this
is Jeremiah coming at you from the Bigfoot

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Society podcast. I believe we're on
episode four, counting down the era hours,

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counting down the hours until the next
episode A big Foot and Beyond comes

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out. I'll be listening to that. I'm sure you will be too.

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Of course, that's the podcast with
Bobo in Cliff from Finding big Foot.

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Shout out to those guys. Hope
to get you guys on the Bigfoot Society

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program. Eventually you love it.
All right, So we're gonna start to

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do something a little different. And
what we're gonna do is start with the

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interviews. I know the interviews are
finally happening, and I decided why not

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start with a person that I know
near and dear myself. That's right,

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I'm going to be interviewing myself for
the first interview. It was a little,

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good little exercise. Help me put
together, you know, a list

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of ten questions that all my interviews
will be comprised of, and then you're

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depending on the person. Of course, it'll be specific questions after researching,

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but want to have a specific ten
questions. Everyone is going to be asked,

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So at this point, let's launch
into the interview. All right.

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Question number one I'll be asking myself
is introduce yourself and what you do.

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So my name is Jeremiah. I
am the host of the Bigfoot Society podcast

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and I run the Instagram at Bigfoot
Society. Check that out. It's a

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pretty good community over there. They
are the best. I also am a

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software engineer, so I code stuff. Also drive a little bit on the

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side doing Uber, so that makes
for some fun conversations. But yeah,

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this is kind of a fun little
side project that I got going on.

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I've always liked Bigfoot, so figured
why not create some content about it rather

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than just consuming all the time.
Next question is when did you first get

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into Sasquatch. Now I have addressed
this a few episodes back, but go

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over it again. As I was
a little kid, I don't know me

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brown like six evan somewhere around there. I remember watching In Search of with

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my father, and you've got the
great seventies music, you've got Leonard Nimoy

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narrating, and it is fantastic.
And I remember, I believe there was

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an episode in that series all about
big Foot and they showed the Patterson Gimlin

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footage and I just remember that.
It blew my mind. I was like,

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why isn't everyone talking about this is
a phenomenal there it is? What

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is that thing? And it just
set me down a spiral of I've got

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to find out more about it and
got to figure out what really happened.

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And if you got the bug,
you got the bug. If you've got

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the big Foot fever, you know
what I'm talking about. So it all

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started with watching watching some videos with
dad on I believe it was any in

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Search of good stuff. Next question, have you ever seen sasquatch or big

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Foot? And I'll be honest,
I have not. This is kind of

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the first steps of me getting getting
into this. So I've never really gotten

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the chance to kind of, you
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specifically like you're looking for big first
sasquatch. You know, I have done

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a fair amount of hiking when I
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the East Coast and the Northeast,
and you know, sometimes when you're out

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there, like I've hiked the Appalachian
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know, sometimes when you are out
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the back of your neck kind of
stand up a little bit. Usually that's

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because there's like a mountain lion watching
year or something like that. But you

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know, yeah, sometimes you're in
those pine forests and it just feels like

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someone is watching it. But I
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seeing Bigfoot or sasquatch. And you
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We've had about in central Iowa.
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I want to say, we've had
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that I am so not a really
hot area of course, and you know

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central Iowa. But you know,
as the years go on, I might

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be able to get more in area
where there is more action and uh,

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you know, we'll see what happens. So next question is favorite Sasquatch related

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legend or lord man. There's so
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stories are actually, you know,
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made right now. We might get
into that in a little bit. But

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the favorite story that when I heard
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you know, the famous eight canyon
and story. And I am actually

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going to pull up a section from
Wikipedia right now, I'll kind of read

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it to you. So Ape Canyon
was reportedly the site of a violent encounter

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in nineteen twenty four between a group
of miners. That's guys that are actually

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out in California Mountain Saint Helen's area. They're actually in a mind so when

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they say miners, that's what they
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and a group of eight men or
bigfoot. These allegations are reported in July

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sixteenth, nineteen twenty four issue of
the Oregonian. Fred Beck, one of

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the miners, claimed they shot and
possibly killed at least one of the creatures,

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creating an attack on their cabin,
during which the creatures has embarded their

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cabin with rocks and tried to break
in. If you do some research on

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this story, it gets wild holy
mackerel like, it's a fantastic story.

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So take the time read into the
eight Canying attack and I believe. Yeah.

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We did go to the International Cryptozoology
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bit ago and they actually had part
of the exhibit there. They did have

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some things from Ape Canyon, which
was pretty fantastic. I want to say,

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like it was a nail or something
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It's pretty cool to have. So
do yourself a favor. If you want

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a good read that is legit,
look up Ape Canyon. Do some research

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on that good, good, good
stuff. It's also referenced in Roger Patterson's

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book To Abominable Snowmen of America Really
Exist. Mister Patterson's got an interview with

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Fred Beck in that or his ideas
about that in already. So if you

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can get your hands on that book, definitely check that out as well.

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Okay, onto the next question.
Favorite movie or show regarding Bigfoot. Now,

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this is a tricky one. There's
a lot of really good ones out

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there, is some I haven't seen
because as uh As they've said on Monstropolis

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Great website, there was a whole
genre Bigfoot themed movies, exploitation films almost

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in the nineteen seventies. Is crazy, you know, Boggy Creek and stuff

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like that. But the one that
I really like right now, and I

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think it's gonna it's gonna hold up
for quite a while too, is On

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the Trail of Bigfoot. Such such
a good movie, especially since I'd just

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been doing a lot of research on
Area X in Oklahoma and then to see

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the guys actually be able to go
into Area X and just the interviews they

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have with the you know, the
workers that are there that that you know,

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it's phenomenal. It's absolutely phenomenal,
and I mean it's it's it's out

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of this world. It's like the
best sci fi movie documentary. But it's

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legit, Like do yourself a favorite, get in search a big Foot.

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I'm pretty sure you can get on
DVD. You can also get it on

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Amazon Prime. I think this movie
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like a multi multi part documentary series, but it's legit. Seth Breed,

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love Man, Small Monsters really hit
it out of the park with that movie.

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Do yourself a favorite check it out
and my favorite part of that isn't

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the part of that area x onto. The next question, favorite book regarding

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Bigfoot? M good question that I
wrote myself. Good question there. Okay,

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this is kind of funny. One. There's a cryptic book for little

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kids put out by Scholastic. I
believe it is or like the I can

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read books that I picked up for
my son little guy at a goodwill And

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I mean, if you want to
be able to present Bigfoot and Sasquats the

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stuff and stuff to little kids,
I mean it's legit, but it goes

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over some really good stuff. And
I remember you read it one night and

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he was like, oh wow,
you know, his eyes got really big,

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and maybe that's the thing that introduces
him to Bigfoot. Who knows.

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Maybe someday we'll watch, you know, sets documentary on the trail Bigfoot.

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I haven't done it yet, but
I think maybe in the future we definitely

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will do that. Next question,
favorite Bigfoot related item you own right now?

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So side note, we're trying to
pay off debts, so I don't

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have the money to buy a lot
of cool stuff right because we're trying to

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get the debt out of the way
first, so I'm doing uber you know

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as well. But when I was
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was at the International crypto Zoology Museum
in Portland, Maine. UM,

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I was able to pick up some
fantastic backpack patches from oh Man And I

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apologize the name is escaping me.
It's like Maiden Company. But if you're

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into crypto zoology at all, you're
you're saying the name of the company right

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now because you know that those prints, you know that they have mon t

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shirts, they have mone patches,
like it's like so so cool. Um

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so that the backpack patches a big
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big Foot item that I own right
now. Good stuff. M You know,

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what, what do you say to
people that don't believe? You know,

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you're not gonna, like the way
I look at is, you're not

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gonna like force someone to believe in
Bigfoot. You know, if they're skeptic,

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that's fine, that's cool. But
something I do point out is it

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was not extremely long ago in the
scope of history that gorillas were discovered.

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I want to say it's the late
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discovered and brought out and kind of
recognized by a scientific community. And

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if you look at the areas that
you know, sasquatch and bigfoot are usually

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looked for in the Pacific Northwest,
stuff canna hide in there? And wow,

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you like you're driving around I remember
while even in California, you know,

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I remember a few years back,
we're driving around Yosemite National Park and

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it was at night. We pulled
over on the side of the road and

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it was like, if we had
walked a foot into the woods, you

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could be gone forever. So dark, so lush. It's just intense.

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You know, I have no reason
to doubt that there's stuff out there that,

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you know, scientific community has not
found yet. We're finding new species

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every year in the Amazon Rainforest.
Why not the Pacific Northwest? You know,

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it's anyways, those are thoughts that
I bring up. What it's all

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right to be a believer. It's
all right to be a skeptic. You

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know, there can be discussion.
That's good stuff. Next question, what

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is the most amazing thing that has
happened in your life related to yourself believing

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in bigfoot? M I might take
the cop out answer and say it doesn't

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it hasn't happened yet, but I
am setting myself up for some really cool

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stuff to happen. Well. Actually, you know, I have the Instagram

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account. Check out at Bigfoot Society
on Instagram, and I've had some discussions

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with like I mean, there's this
one person from Florida. There's and she

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shared with me in experience. They're
citing that they had thirty forty years ago

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and she had never shared that with
anyone else. And I mean, that

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is very special to be involved with
something like that, where like someone has

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held onto something that's happened and they
feel they trust you enough that here it

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is in the detail they put into
the story. You know, it's not

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just something they're making up about the
cop the cuff of their wrist. Like

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that's that was pretty cool. Um. I've always wanted to, you know,

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kind of get into podcasting and interviewing, and I think that this is

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going to be, you know,
an awesome way to do that. So

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hopefully in the future and you know, I'm going to start reaching out.

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I'm gonna have some amazing interviews,
maybe even go to conferences. The sky's

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the limit, you know, So
I'm just kind of building the foundation right

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now. So the most amazing thing, It's some pretty amazing things have happened,

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but I'd say the most amazing things
are yet to come. So stay

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tuned and you'll find out about that
as we go along. What would you

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say to the next generation coming up
we're interested in searching for Bigfoot? I

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would say, don't be afraid,
you know, to go out there,

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you know, go in the woods. Now, you need to be You're

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prepared, right, you know,
see if you can go with your parents,

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make sure you have the right you
know, first aid and yeah,

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definitely in check with them first,
make sure they give you the okay,

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I'm not telling you to do it. You want to check with them,

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right And you know the generation today
coming up, they're so involved with tech,

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you know, so remember like there's
a community on Instagram. You can

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get any information that you need.
Don't be afraid to take some time look

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through the BFR website and you can
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the testimonials and above all, don't
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That's the biggest thing, I think
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are big in the community right now, there's a few, but you know

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the old guys, there's you know, unfortunately they're starting to pass, but

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there there are you know a lot
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kind of come up in the ranks. You got you know, I would

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say Seth Breedlove and Mark Madski from
Small Town Monsters, and you know,

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Shannon LaGrow is a great interviewer and
you know the thing she does with a

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big fush. She's also on the
on the trail of a Bigfoot documentary as

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well. Um, and you've got
like Cliff and Bobo and they're starting to

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get into the content creation now with
their podcast and you know, don't be

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afraid to create content. Maybe make
your own podcasts or write your own book.

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You know, do you research create
your own books? Uh? Just

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like start doing something or like,
you know, look up what are the

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weird you know festivals or museums.
Like I'll do a shout out for Iowa

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Yea. Every fall we have this
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which is like this flying you know
monster that was in the late eighteen hundreds

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and terrorized the town right outside of
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festival and that's kind of cool because
you go to this festival and you start

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to get you know, learn the
community, and then you go every year

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get to know these guys and girls, and that's kind of how you get

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plugged in, right, Like,
I know a lot of people that are

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you know, with the van meter
visitor crowd, and you know, every

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year you go back and you're like, oh, hey, you know Steve,

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how's it going. You never know
where you're your connections will lead you,

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you know, that's in life.
That's the biggest advice you can take.

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The connections you make. Oh what
brings you far in life? It's

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not it's not you degree, it's
not you know, fill in the blank,

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but it's who you know and how
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remember that's very important. All right, Well, we went through ten questions

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pretty awesome, and so we're going
to take those ten questions and I'm going

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to be asking people down the road
kind of those same things with you know,

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maybe a little bit extra questions added
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start to to hear on this podcast. So fantastic. I hope you enjoyed

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the interview that I had with myself. Just send me what's on your mind

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to do with the big guy in
the woods, the big Harry guy named

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Sasquatch, and we'll get that ball
wrong. Be a good time. Well

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that's going to be it for this
week. First interview down. Finally nailed

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down that elusive interview with myself.
Next one. Who knows. I got

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a few ideas. I'm going to
start contacting and see what we can come

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So I know we had a catchphrase, keep on squatch a ruin.

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I don't think that's it, but
the squatch is out there. So let's

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talk to you guys later. Have
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know you haven't been sleeping. I
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