Let's hang out all! I discuss the current cryptid events happening this weekend and show off all the cool cryptid items I've received recently that are cluttering up my desk! Also, I had someone join the Patreon live on air - so cool! If you want to join the Patreon…
#126 Jordan Heath is a writer, musician, artist, and amateur historian. He’s the co-host of Campfire: Tales of the Strange and Unsettling and a contributing writer at Paranormality Magazine. A husband and father of five from Indiana, this bonafide enthusiast of all things bizarre is on a personal quest to…
#125 Jack has a love for the Fortean, especially when it comes to anything Alien and Time Travel. he grew up in a very, very small town with not much to do other than to go hunting for haunted places and searching for cryptids. When Jack was 22 he accidentally…
#124 John Hickenbottom is a naturalist and outdoorsperson with a life-long interest in wildlife and the natural world. Born and raised in southeast Ohio, John has worked for a number of agencies as an educator and interpretive Naturalist and is currently the Naturalist at Salt Fork State Park. His interest…
#123 Mike Casey is a Bigfoot enthusiast located in Eastern Washington. He has been a paranormal investigator for the past seven years and in 2021 he switched gears into the Bigfoot realm. He grew up in the Truckee/Lake Tahoe area as well as around the Santa Cruz mountains and always…
#122 Andy Matzke is the show-runner for the Small Town Monster Broadcasting Network. He returns to the podcast to talk about his involvement with STM movies over the last few years and to release some important information from Small Town Monsters. Join the Bigfoot Society Patreon to get a sweet…
#121 Scott Tompkins is the founder of the Bigfoot Mapping Project, based out of Houston, TX. Fueled by an encounter almost 20 years ago while hiking in his hometown, Beacon, NY and even further motivated today by a recent encounter while bow hunting in Texas he aims to leverage technology…
#119 Josh Moss is a geospatial scientist/archaeologist living in Portland, Oregon. Josh has been using his skill set with GIS (Geographic Information Systems) to make mostly state-scale maps that compare Bigfoot sightings to other relevant environmental information, such as black bear ranges, or precipitation levels. Josh is also an outdoor…
