Washington state leads the nation in reported bigfoot encounters with more than 700 documented sightings. In the Evergreen State, bigfoot is more than legend with laws on the books protecting the creature and its status as a cultural symbol of the Pacific Northwest. Jeremy takes the show on the road to the heart of the action in Southwest Washington for a LIVE broadcast from sQuatch Fest and Galactic Fest in Longview, an event blending the region’s long-standing fascination with sasquatch and extraterrestrials. Joining him are Cliff Barackman, Kathy Strain, Ben Hansen, Thom Reed, Jeff Davis, Tobe Johnson, and Craig Yahne plus locals telling of their encounters.
The 1971 D.B. Cooper hijacking remains one of America’s most enduring unsolved mysteries. The story goes that a man extorted ransom money and vanished by parachute into the Pacific Northwest. Years after officially stepping away from the investigation, the FBI has released a new batch of declassified files. Jeremy is joined by Galen Cook to discuss his investigation and who he believes is the most likely suspect. Eric Ulis also joins the conversation to share the key findings from his own deep dive into the case.
Our lives can often feel strangely unreal — so much so that the idea of living in an artificial reality doesn’t seem entirely impossible. Could the very nature of the universe be a simulation, and if so, is there any way we could ever prove it? Jeremy sits down with Jim Elvidge to explore the idea that our reality could be a programmed or simulated construct, and that modern technology is advancing toward virtual worlds that may be indistinguishable from real life.
