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Set your alarms and/or DVRs – A four episode Missing in Alaska mini-marathon airs this Sunday morning on H2 Network.

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As a Cryptomundian, what are you thankful for this year?

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Guest host Connie Willis was joined, for the full program, by James “Bobo” Fay of Finding Bigfoot fame for a discussion on his Bigfoot research and the quest to find the elusive creature. Noting that the Bigfoot appears to possess a cranium at least as large as a human, Fay surmised that the creature must have some kind of advanced intelligence which it uses to avoid being caught. “They’re not writing symphonies and building suspension bridges,” he mused, “all their brain power goes into evading humans and feeding themselves.” He also suggested that Bigfoot may be able to sense the electromagnetic field emitted from game cameras and, thus, are able to circumvent the equipment used by researchers hoping for a serendipitous photograph of the creature.

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Mark and Seth return! This time they bring along Shannon Legro and Clint Granberry to discuss the Bigfoot in the Lone Star State. Shannon is, of course, the host of Into the Fray, her new show that covers all aspects of unusual phenomena. Clint is a radio professional and host of OK Talk Show, a podcast that occasionally delves into the unusual. He’s also based out of Texas sooo… kinda made sense to have him on.

Together they talk about some of the unusual cases out of Texas such as the Lake Worth Monster and this one BFRO case that involved a minister preaching to a Bigfoot. Fascinating. Simply fascinating…

Read: SasWhat: The Sasquatch of Texas »

Mark and Seth return to catch us up on what they’ve been doing. Seth just returned from the home of the legendary Fouke Monster, Fouke Arkansas. He talks about his experiences in the land that bred The Legend of Boggy Creek, his time at the Boggy Creek Festival and his brush with a neighbor blowing leaves into his yard…

Read: SasWhat: Boggy Creek Bigfoot Memories »

This week Mark and Seth sat down with Scott Herriott. Scott was a co-host on the now-defunct Bigfoot Show and was a staple in the Bigfoot community. Lately, he’s taking new roads as a full-time hiker and filmmaker. We talked about his experiences in the world of “super-indie-filmmaking” and his views on the Bigfoot world.

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Newsweek special edition on our favorite cryptid: Bigfoot!

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The NY Daily News profiles Bigfoot and Bigfooters.

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Yesterday was the 49th anniversary of the Scarberry/Mallette Mothman sighting, which was the start of the Mothman phenomena and ending with the collapse of the Silver Bridge thirteen months later.

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Valley of the Sasquatch returns to Washington tonight for a Friday the 13th screening at the Olympia Film Festival.

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ISU professor disappointed in History Channel’s ‘Bigfoot Captured’

Idaho State University professor and Bigfoot aficionado Jeff Meldrum hasn’t seen the History Channel documentary he was featured in yet, but as he continues to hear the opinions of those who viewed it, he’s starting to believe it reflects the channel’s recent foray into more abstract and paranormal programming.

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The stakes escalate in a search for Bigfoot when a film crew hears something mysterious in the woods in this scene from “Bigfoot Captured.”

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Take a look at the steps involved in creating a three-dimensional printing of a potential Bigfoot skeleton with Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum in this scene from “Bigfoot Captured.”

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…The History Channel aired a two-hour special entitled Breaking History: Bigfoot Captured, a title presumably chosen because it directly refers to the mission of said program in breaking any conceivable perception that a network like History Channel might possibly air programs about, oh I don’t know, history.

Read: Bigfoot Captured: Abominable? »