Posted by: Shannon LeGro on December 13th, 2014
Mark and Seth sat down with Kathy Strain for a discussion of her book, Giants, Cannibals and Monsters: Bigfoot in Native Culture, and much more. How much more? The rim fire, Kathy’s deep, deep, deep involvement in a shadowy government conspiracy to cover up Bigfoot…
Read: SasWhat: Kathy Strain »
Posted by: Lyle Blackburn on December 12th, 2014
Though the cases are often entangled with urban legend, reported sightings of bipedal, goat-like creatures do enter the realms of cryptozoology. Dubbed “goatmen,” the beasts are described as either hairy humanoids with a goat-like head or horned men with fur and hooves, often bent on frightening those who encounter them. With an abundance of shocking tales involving these modern satyrs, author and paranormal researcher, J. Nathan Couch, sets out to explore the phenomenon in his new book, Goatman: Flesh or Folklore. Within the pages, Couch recounts famous cases – including that of the Pope Lick Monster, Maryland Goatman, and the Lake Worth Monster – along with a hoard of other hoof-walking horrors as he attempts to separate fact from folklore.
Read: Goatman: Flesh or Folklore Book »
Posted by: Shannon LeGro on December 12th, 2014
Tonight we speak to several witnesses who share their encounters. We will be speaking to a railroad worker who had a strange encounter while working in a remote location. We may take a few calls tonight as well to let our listeners share their encounters. We will also be speaking to a gentleman who was in a graveyard with gang members and ran across one of these creatures for a night he will always remember.
Read: Sasquatch Chronicles Archive: Sasquatch and the graveyard »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 12th, 2014
A Calgary man who has spent a decade tracing the movements of an elusive ape-like beast — widely considered a myth — believes he has DNA evidence suggesting bigfoot is alive and romping through Canadian forests.
Todd Standing said a strand of hair he plucked from a tree in southeastern British Columbia has unusual DNA sequences that must be linked to the legendary sasquatch.
The hair sample was tested by a lab in Thunder Bay, Ont., which concluded it was human, but Standing rejects the conclusion and interprets the results differently. He believes his long-standing hunt to prove bigfoot’s existence is gaining tremendous momentum.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 11th, 2014
Dr. Jeff Meldrum talks Bigfoot/Sasquatch tonight
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 11th, 2014
Brothers Jim and Bill Vieira turn to President Abraham Lincoln’s fascination with tales of ancient giants for new clues in their search, which leads to a potentially major find in Ohio and venturing into a dangerous Tennessee cave.
Read: Search For The Lost Giants: Into the Bone Cave Full Episode »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 11th, 2014
Calgary’s Bigfoot believer speaks about his quest for Sasquatch and about his recent television work.
Read: The Quest for Bigfoot »
Posted by: John Kirk on December 11th, 2014
Thomas Steenburg is a very close old friend and a colleague in the field of sasquatch field research. When Thomas talks, people listen.
He is sagacious and circumspect in what he says and his dialogues are often laced with a high degree of intelligent skepticism and wisdom.
A few days ago, Thomas made a rare appearance on internet radio.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 11th, 2014
David Hallet interviews Whitehall police officer Brian Gosselin about his incredible bigfoot sighting along with a State Trooper.
Posted by: Karl Shuker on December 10th, 2014
In spring 1987, amid the far northeastern Kamchatka peninsula region of what was then the Soviet Union but is now Russia, hunter Rodion Sivolobov obtained the skin of a giant white bear. To most eyes, it might simply look like the pelt of an over-sized polar bear, but according to Sivolobov, and the area’s local […]
Read: Caterpillar Bears, Bulldog Bears, and God Bears – Ursine Cryptids of Kamchatka »
Posted by: Shannon LeGro on December 10th, 2014
Tonight, Wednesday December 10th-5pm PST/8pm EST
Join us this week as we convene a round table discussion concerning extremely valuable concepts including logic, critical thinking, skepticism, the scientific method and how they can and should be applied to claims, evidence, and research. Understanding these concepts and how to apply them correctly to any number of situations can be extremely beneficial to various aspects of research and even rewarding on a daily basis. There are many individuals that claim to be skeptical, logical, rational, scientific, etc but we’ll take an in-depth look at what these concepts and terms actually entail in order to determine if those claims are founded and sound, on either end of the proverbial spectrum.
Read: Cryptologic Radio: Applied Logic, Skepticism, and Critical Thinking Reminder »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 10th, 2014
The last Thylacine in captivity died on September 7, 1936, ironically just two weeks shy of the species receiving protection status. In 1986, 50 years later, it would be declared extinct. By international standards it no longer exists, and is just another marsupial ghost haunting the Australian landscape following European settlement.
While Benjamin is often symbolically referred to as ‘The Last Thylacine’, in all likelihood the species persisted in the Tasmanian wilderness well into the 1930s, possibly until the 1950s. In 1980 then-Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife officer Steven Smith conducted a detailed study of sightings between 1934 and 1980, concluding of the 320 sightings, just under half could be considered good, if inconclusive.
Judging by the thousands of sightings logged by government departments and private research groups since that time, however, it may still roam remote parts of Tasmania.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 10th, 2014
Large, hairy, bipedal anthropoid beings were described in the ancient legends of the indigenous people of British Columbia long before “Bigfoot” became a phenomenon in popular culture. The Bukwus (male sasquatch in Kwakwaka’wakw) and D’sonoqua (female version) appear in carvings and dance as well as folklore. Native Watchman Tom Sewid talks about his personal encounter with the Bukwus, “The Wild Man of the Woods” , in 1994 while on a fishing boat anchored off of Village Island in the Broughton Archipelago.
Read: Encounters with the Sasquatch »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 9th, 2014
Along with a team of archaeologists, the Vieira brothers discover new evidence about the Goshen Mystery Tunnel, and Jim investigates a giant account unlike anything he has seen before.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 9th, 2014
Bill Brock discusses the use of drones in Bigfoot research.
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