Tag: Sasquatch
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Ep. #700: BLUE MOUNTAIN BIGFOOT FESTIVAL 2024
LIVE! from the 3rd annual Blue Mountain Bigfoot Festival in Baker City, Oregon, Jeremy welcomes Tom Sewid to discuss sasquatch from the Native American perspective and Tom Bennett talks about his experiences and those others have shared with him. They’re joined by Robert Leiterman and Scot Violette during our Bigfoot Town Hall.
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Ep. #699: BLUE MOUNTAIN BIGFOOT FESTIVAL 2024
LIVE! from the 3rd annual Blue Mountain Bigfoot Festival in Baker City, Oregon, Jeremy welcomes Robert Leiterman to discuss rediscovering the Patterson-Gimlin film site at Bluff Creek and Scot & Hannah Violette share their thoughts on some of their latest finds. They’re joined by Thomas Sewid and Tom Bennett during our Bigfoot Town Hall featuring stories and questions from the community.
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Ep. #698: PANDORA’S BOX OF THE PARABNORMAL
We open up pandora’s box where anything parabnormal can happen as Jeremy welcomes all-new guests to the program.
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Ep. #696: THE GREAT WILD NORTH w/ W.T. Watson & Mike Paterson
The wilderness provides ample cover for predators and the same can be said about the ape-like creature known as sasquatch, yet people are still encountering the unknown and it’s no different in Canada.
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Ep. #661: WILD ENCOUNTERS w/ Keith Bearden
A creature yet to be recognized by science has been said to roam the wild and countless individuals have claimed to be lucky enough to experience it.
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Ep. #608: BLUE MOUNTAIN BIGFOOT FEST 2023
LIVE! from the 2nd annual Blue Mountain Bigfoot Fest in Baker City, Oregon, Jeremy talks with Todd Neiss, Michael Freeman and Scot Violette and hosts a town hall featuring stories and questions from the audience.
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Ep. #606: SOMETHING AFOOT w/ Matt Pruitt
Tales of Bigfoot sightings have been passed down from generation to generation for decades and much is still to be learned about the phenomenon.
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Ep. #576: SQUATCHIN’ w/ Scot & Hannah Violette
Tales of encounters with a mysterious creature known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch have been told around the world for decades, but it’s particularly the Pacific Northwest region that seems to be most active.