Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 9th, 2014
Watch Craig Woolheater on Assorted Nuts on Deepellumonair.com tonight, Feb 9th at 7pm. Come and meet him at Twisted Root Burgers on Commerce in Dallas at 8pm.
You can stream the show live with other listeners at Twisted Root Burgers and then join us for the meet n’ greet dinner and Bigfoot show n’ tell!
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 7th, 2014
Watch Craig Woolheater on Assorted Nuts on Deepellumonair.com this Sunday, Feb 9th at 7pm. Come and meet him at Twisted Root Burgers on Commerce in Dallas at 8pm.
You can stream the show live with other listeners at Twisted Root Burgers and then join us for the meet n’ greet dinner and Bigfoot show n’ tell!
Read: Finding Bigfoot in Deep Ellum »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on February 4th, 2014
“…you sense that you are being watched and followed by something terrible, something malignant, something nightmarish, and something as ancient as it is mysterious…”
Read: The Phantom Black Dog – Today »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on January 28th, 2014
“Its author, David Rose was an established Scottish antiquarian, who wrote, however, on some unusual themes including the Loch Ness Monster and a suspect earthquake.”
Read: A British Dragon? »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 28th, 2014
The script reads like it’s maybe a $2 million movie. We’ll start doing a schedule and a budget next week, but the idea is to shoot it right on the heels of CLERKS III (which I’m hoping to start on April 7th). It’s gonna be fun and a true SModcast Picture! There’s something to be said for the power of podcasting…
Posted by: Nick Redfern on January 25th, 2014
“If ever there was a contender for giant dwarfs or the world’s biggest dwarf, pygmy elephants are it.”
Read: Pygmy Elephants: New Book »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 15th, 2014
Scotland’s Loch Ness may have the fame as far as lake monsters go, but for many monster searchers (often dubbed cryptozoologists), Ogopogo — a creature said to lurk in Canada’s Lake Okanagan — is the most likely and best documented of all lake monsters.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 14th, 2014
Among the books written by Roosevelt out in remote Montana was The Wilderness Hunter, published in 1893. Tossed in between tales of heroic hunters and tough-as-nails outdoorsmen is one puzzling piece of history that cryptozoologists have latched on to as a second hand account of one man’s encounter with something as-yet unidentified. Roosevelt himself rationalized it as a credible account of something horrific and made no attempt to pass judgment on the man who told him the story, leaving its validity up to readers to decide, but nonetheless documented the precise details in his book.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 7th, 2014
Ever wonder what it takes to recreate the horrifying encounters with our country’s beasts and monsters? Executive Producer, Ron Bowman, takes you behind the scenes of producing the show Monsters and Mysteries in America.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 5th, 2014
Starting at 4 PM ET today on Destination America there will be a marathon of Bigfoot and Cryptid documentaries.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 4th, 2014
Could these howls be the work of the Abominable Snowman?
Read: Convincing Sounds in Nepal »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 2nd, 2014
As promised, all of us at the Ohio Bigfoot Conference 2014 are proud to announce our final speaker additions to the Ohio Bigfoot Conference April 26th, 2014 at Salt Fork State Park Lodge & Conference Center. Because of all of you dedication to the Bigfoot phenomenon and you unbelievable support of the Ohio Bigfoot Conference 2014, we were able to secure our very special and final two speakers for the Conference.
We are proud to introduce you to Mr. Bob Gimlin from Yakima, Washington and Mr. Tom Yamarone from Livermore, California.
Read: 2014 Ohio Bigfoot Conference: Bob Gimlin Added as Speaker! »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 30th, 2013
From dragons and serpents to many-armed beasts that preyed on ships and sailors alike, sea monsters have terrified mariners across all ages and cultures and have become the subject of many tall tales from the sea. Accounts of these creatures have also inspired cartographers and mapmakers, many of whom began decorating their maps with them to indicate unexplored areas or areas about which little was known. Whether swimming vigorously, gamboling amid the waves, attacking ships, or simply displaying themselves for our appreciation, the sea monsters that appear on medieval and Renaissance maps are fascinating and visually engaging. Yet despite their appeal, these monsters have never received the scholarly attention that they deserve.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 29th, 2013
Abominable Snowman premieres tonight at 9 PM E/P followed by Nepal: Behind the Scenes at 11 PM.
Read: Finding Bigfoot: Abominable Snowman & Nepal: Behind the Scenes »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 28th, 2013
Roy Mackal was part of a unique and sometimes ridiculed fraternity of explorers whose members are never happier than when they are sinking waist-deep into the unguent mud of the jungle or navigating the skirling fog of Loch Ness.
Read: Of Monsters and Mysteries; Roy Mackal Chased the Unknown »
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