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Today in 2001, Theo Stein of the Denver Post wrote an article originally titled, “Not All Scientists Doubt Bigfoot Now.” it was later retitled when it was archived as, “Legend of Bigfoot put to test, Mounting evidence gives many reason to believe.”

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 2001 | Bigfoot Gains Traction With Scientists »

Sunday night, the Finding Bigfoot team travels to Maine and gets squatchy with Loren Coleman at his International Museum of Cryptozoology. That episode airs at 10 pm, but there are some others leading up to it, so check the local listings!

~ Cliff Barackman

Read: Bigfoot Expert Describes Maine Bigfoot Sightings, Shows Off Evidence »

The new season of FINDING BIGFOOT premieres Sunday, January 3, from 9-11 PM (ET/PT), as Animal Planet’s curious cryptozoological team sets foot in new locations with modern technologies to progress the search.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: The Search Resumes »

After Hours concludes it’s interview with acclaimed cryptozoologist author, Loren Coleman. What is the fundamental problem with the Bigfoot world? Is it the media? Sensationalism? Backbiting? Using unknowns to explain the unknown? Is all of this attention on Bigfoot creating a “they vs us” problem? Loren Coleman addresses all of those questions. Dr. Ketchum’s DNA work, Dr. Johnson’s portals, Newsweek, and the History Channel’s recent “Bigfoot Captured” are also discussed. “Look at the data…” This cryptozoologist author tells it like it is!

Read: After Hours with Rictor: Loren Coleman Part 2 »

Acclaimed Bigfoot/cryptozoology author, Loren Coleman has been in the Bigfoot world for over 50 years. He joins us on After Hours this week (in part 1 of his interview) covering his history with Bigfoot, his world famous International Cryptozoology Museum, and his thoughts on the Roger Patterson film. Is it real? A hoax? or a misidentification? He tells you what to look for when you examine the infamous Bigfoot Patterson Gimlin film. Is he pro kill of Sasquatch?

Read: After Hours with Rictor: Loren Coleman Part 1 »

Read: A New Season of Finding Bigfoot »

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.

Read: In Search Of Bigfoot With James “Bobo” Fay »

Newsweek special edition on our favorite cryptid: Bigfoot!

Read: Newsweek: Bigfoot »

The NY Daily News profiles Bigfoot and Bigfooters.

Read: The Notorious B.I.G.FOOT »

Could something resembling a massive man-ape really be roaming forests and hiding in the shadows undetected?

Read: Bigfoot Captured: Full Episode »

Now 64 years since the famous Shipton Yeti Tracks were found and photographed.

Read: Shipton Yeti Track Anniversary »

ISU creates 3-D skeleton of “Bigfoot” for History Channel program

Read: Printing Bigfoot »

Could something resembling a massive man-ape really be roaming forests and hiding in the shadows undetected?

Read: Bigfoot Captured Tonight! »

Centralia College’s Student Activities Team is hosting well known Bigfoot researcher Cliff Barackman at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 9, in room 121 of the Walton Science Center on the college campus.

Read: Cliff Barackman Talks Bigfoot »

Former police detective has an interesting encounter.

Read: Family of Sasquatch Sighted Along the San Juan River »