Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 26th, 2018
Of the Four Horsemen of Sasquatchery – the four men held up as the pioneers of Bigfoot research – only one remains: Peter Byrne. The 93-year-old tracker has looked for Bigfoot for decades but, as we learned when we sat down with him, that’s only one adventure in a life that’s jam-packed with them.
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 24th, 2018
Who are the people who build their lives around Bigfoot, the people who’ve risked their professional careers and personal reputations, and expended a lot of time, money and energy seeking out Sasquatch? We’ll attend an exclusive Bigfoot symposium, for the crème de la crème of Bigfoot researchers, and hear from many who’ve been ridiculed for their interest in Bigfoot.
Read: Wild Thing: Taboo »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 13th, 2018
Tired of waiting around for other people to find Bigfoot, Laura goes on an expedition of her own. This particular outing is led by Cindy Caddell and three other seasoned ‘Squatchers, out in Oregon’s Mt. Hood National Forest. Once the sun sets, we’ll hear a few hair-raising stories around the campfire before heading out on a nighttime hike.
Read: Wild Thing: Bump in the Night »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 7th, 2018
It looks like a bear when on all fours, but then it stands up!
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 6th, 2018
Everywhere you go, you leave bits of yourself behind and Bigfoot is no different. But now, those DNA droppings are easier than ever to analyze, making it possible to identify a species, even without a body. We’ll talk to Dr. Todd Disotell, a molecular primatologist at NYU and a regular on Spike TV’s $10 Million Bigfoot Bounty, about the magic of DNA analysis and what it might mean for Bigfoot.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 31st, 2018
A Bigfoot sighting can apparently change your life and even lead to obsession. Thousands of people claim to have laid eyes on Sasquatch over the past century and Laura’s spoken to dozens of them—compelling stories that will set your hair on end. If they didn’t see Bigfoot, what did they see?
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 25th, 2018
Wild Thing fans! We ran into a production issue and have to delay the release of episode 4 “Eyewitness” by a week. Our apologies. But while there’s no full episode today, you can listen to a little preview of what’s to come.
Read: Wild Thing: We Interrupt Your Regularly-Scheduled Sasquatch »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 24th, 2018
Bob Gimlin is half of the famous duo that was there that day in 1967, when the Patterson-Gimlin film was shot. Despite years of ridicule and harassment, he stands by his story. Now, fifty years after that fateful day, he sits down to tell us about what happened and the fallout he experienced.
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 16th, 2018
Let’s look at the evidence. There are footprints and sounds, grainy pictures, and the notorious Patterson-Gimlin film—that shaky 1967 video of a big, hairy beast striding through the forest. But how well does it hold up? We hear from a variety of people—the skeptics and the certain—who make their case for what evidence is out there. How much of it stands up to scrutiny?
Read: Wild Thing: The Evidence »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 10th, 2018
Just what is Bigfoot? Descendant of ancient apes? Close human ancestor? Evolution might hold the answer to this question. Homo sapiens may rule the planet now but once upon a time, we weren’t the only hominid creatures walking around. Who’s to say that Bigfoot wasn’t—and still isn’t—among us? We talk to evolution experts and anthropologists, including Ian Tattersall, curator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 8th, 2018
Laura Krantz is a veteran public radio editor and producer. So how did she end up in the wilds of the Pacific Northwest, eyeballing some giant ground nests… that might have been made by Bigfoot? You can place the blame squarely on the shoulders of a guy named Grover. He was a tenured professor of anthropology at Washington State University and one of world’s preeminent experts on Sasquatch. And it turns out that Grover is also Laura’s long-lost cousin. How could she not do a story about this guy?
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 5th, 2018
For more than a year, Laura Krantz searched for Sasquatches and the people who love them. She tromped through the Pacific Northwest looking for Bigfoot nests, frequented Sasquatch-enthusiast chat rooms, and talked to scientists about how DNA testing may be able to be used to help prove — or at least explain — the hairy fella’s existence.
Read: The ‘Wild Thing’ podcast is like ‘Serial’ for Sasquatches »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 18th, 2018
It takes you on a trip you never saw coming!
Read: The Bray Road Beast Reviewed »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on September 12th, 2018
Jack, while on a fishing trip Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Northern Michigan with his father had his cellphone with him when he was being watched by a juvenile Bigfoot.
Read: Michigan Fisherman Takes Photograph of Juvenile Bigfoot Stalking Him »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on September 6th, 2018
Michael and Diana Esordi of googz & co have designed and created some really cool merchandise for the upcoming 2018 Texas Bigfoot Conference coming up October 20th in Jefferson, TX.
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