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On this episode of "On the Shoulders of Giants- Talking Old Timers with Thomas Steenburg", long time investigator Ron Morehead joins the hosts to discuss the Sierra Sounds and to debate the "Quantum Bigfoot" theory.  Thomas and Ron have been friends for many years and were a part of the expedition "Operation Sea Monkey" back in 2016.  They discuss the famous audio referred to as the "Sierra Sounds" captured by Ron and his team back in the 70's, how it all began, his most recent book, "Quantum Bigfoot" and much more.  You will defiantly want to tune into this episode as Ron and Thomas debate the quantum theory as related to Bigfoot, the differences in their opinions on this theory, and, in the end, what they can agree on.  Only on Monster X Radio!

Best known for the Sierra Sounds, Ron Morehead is a renowned researcher, author, producer and most importantly, an experiencer.  He’s been known for decades for his world-wide research into the Bigfoot/Sasquatch phenomenon.  The Sierra Sounds are the only Bigfoot recordings that have been scientifically studied, time-tested, and accredited as being genuine.  Ron has documented his personal interactions with these giant beings and produced his story on CD and in his book, “Voices in the Wilderness.”  In his most recent book, “The Quantum Bigfoot,” Ron goes above and beyond, combining decades of experience and tireless hours of research into the realm of quantum physics as it could pertain to Bigfoot/Sasquatch. Besides being the Keynote Speaker at many conventions, he has been featured on countless radio programs such as Coast to Coast, BBC TV documentaries, and the Learning Channel.

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"On the Shoulders of Giants with Thomas Steenburg"  welcomes Kathy Strain to the show! 

Anthropologist Kathy Strain joins Thomas and Julie to discuss some of the Native North American legends, stories and beliefs on the enigma of Sasquatch. Kathy is the Heritage Resource and Tribal Relations Programs Manager for the Stanislaus National Forest in Sonora, California. She has a M.A. in Anthropology and conducts research on native cultures and their traditional bigfoot beliefs. Her book, Giants, Cannibals & Monsters: Bigfoot in Native Culture covers this subject in depth, including 154 stories from 57 tribes from throughout North America. Kathy is also on the Board of Directors for the non-profit Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers (www.bigfootresearch.com) and a member of the North American Wood Ape Conservancy.

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WHY WE DON’T SEE SASQUATCH

“Sasquatch is all hokum, there’s no such thing! I have spent decades out in the bush and never seen a Sasquatch!”

Sound familiar? How many times have we heard this from people who are loggers, hunters, prospectors, hikers and mushroom pickers? Why is it we don’t hear about them seeing or hearing Sasquatch? Then again, maybe they do come close to Sasquatch more times than they know?

Thomas Sewid host of our podcast series Sasquatch Island brings to all great insight into how Sasquatch may just be giving them and others a sign that they were close to them. Decades of bushman experience, only he can bring us all a greater understanding of Sasquatch. Monster X Radio is fortunate to have someone be able to equate not only his experience, but knowledge from the many others from Indian Tribes he has spoken with.

This podcast is sure to tweak many to account for that time you heard and saw something out in the bush that could well be a sign from Sasquatch letting one know you too were judged. Thomas uses the term bush dancer and after listening. you may find that you are one of those that do? An interesting hypothesis into why we don’t see Sasquatch for sure.

So sit back and have a listen, for you are sure to enjoy this latest Sasquatch Island podcast and just maybe, you too will run for that bouncing branch!

We talk to film director Dan Wayne and three time world champion taxidermist Ken Walker, about Dan's new documentary Big Fur. 

Big Fur is not a typical documentary on taxidermy, it's much bigger than that...Way BIGGER. 

"Big Fur" follows world champion taxidermist Ken Walker as he creates, teaches, competes, and judges taxidermy competitions. Walker, who specializes in re-creating extinct and endangered species out of other animals' hides, has worked as a taxidermist at the Smithsonian and has been featured in National Geographic and in the book "Still Life: Adventures in Taxidermy."    Walker lives on the eastern slopes of the Canadian Rockies where folks have regular Bigfoot encounters and still hunt and trap as a way of life. Is it possible that Bigfoot could exist in this remote and vast landscape? Walker’s argument is compelling; he can change minds in minutes.  hile “Big Fur” is primarily a biographical portrait, Walker’s story also functions as a lens that brings wilderness and wildlife conservation issues into sharp focus.   

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SASQUATCH FEAST DISHES

The new Monster X Radio website just launched and Thomas Sewid host of our podcast series Sasquatch Island kicks off the New Year with a BANG of a show that no other podcast series can duplicate! Sasquatch feast Dishes is something that is sure to amaze you! Who knew a tribe still exists with such a tie to Sasquatch?

One walks into a museum past towering ancient totem poles to come upon an area with massive carved sculptures that are in actual fact Sasquatch feast dishes from an era long since passed. Dzoonakwa is the sleepy eyed puckered lipped creature that is the highest ranked crest of the Kwakwaka’wakw tribes from northeastern Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada. Dzoonakwa is the Kwakwala term for their Tribes Sasquatch.

As always, Thomas Sewid a Kwakwaka’wakw/Cree First Nation of the Mamalilikulla Tribe, brings insight and understanding like no other Sasquatch investigator can. Decades being a tour guide and public speaker he enthralls one with his sharing of his tribal understanding in regards to Sasquatch.

This podcast is sure to make one go back to your local museum and see for yourself one of these giant Kwakwaka’wakw feast dishes carved out of red cedar depicting their tribes Sasquatch. So kick back and prepare to be amazed when you listen to podcast, Sasquatch feast Dishes!

Join Scott Mardis and his guests Andy McGrath and Karac St. Laurent, as they review the evidence in the famous case of the supposed dead plesiosaur found by a Japanese fishing boat in 1977.

Gunnar and Shane discuss the new season of Expedition Bigfoot as well as a couple of upcoming documentaries on the topic of Bigfoot and some exciting changes that are taking place with Monster X Radio. 

Seth Breedlove and Small Town Monsters are working on a brand new documentary "'On the Trail of Bigfoot: The Journey" to be released later this year.  The area to be covered in the newest STM Bigfoot film is of particular interest as it will be The Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.  A Kickstarter campaign is scheduled to launch on February 2nd.  If you're not familiar with Small Town Monsters Monster X highly recommends all their previous works which you can find on their website https://www.smalltownmonsters.com/. So check it out.  We'll have updates as their latest exciting project progresses.

The guys talked about the nest site in Washington and the subsequent find of a second nest site being discovered nearly a year ago and the corroborating evidence the was also found.  Shane and fellow Olympic Project member Todd Hale discussed how this second nest was found in a three part interview.  If you haven't listened to those shows or want to listen to them again here are the links. http://tobtr.com/11767785 http://tobtr.com/11784045 http://tobtr.com/11810334

One of the most common questions that comes up in conversation with people that are skeptical of the existence of a large hair-covered being roaming the forests of the world is : Where are the bones? 

This is a podcast offering great insight into why we don’t find the bones of Sasquatch from the North American Indian perspective. Thomas Sewid host of Monster X Radio’s podcast series Sasquatch Island answers the question from accounts he has heard from fellow First Nations in Canada’s PNW and what he learned with an Omaha Indian from Nebraska.

This podcast will amaze one about the geology of North Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada that allows not only the dead Sasquatch to be hidden from us hairless humans, but also why the Sasquatch is so hard to find in his region?

As some know, Thomas works closely with Omaha Indian Lucas White who lives on the Omaha Indian Reservation in Macy Nebraska. Lucas has encountered Ci’tonga, their Sasquatch many times. He’s been and still is taught by the Omaha elders about the respect that must be shown towards Ci’tonga. Lucas is able to recognize evidence of a Sasquatch burial area and to leave it alone by leaving posthaste and never returning to the area.

Respect is what all North American Indians are taught with all burial areas. Something Thomas was falsely accused of in 2014 and he elaborates on this dark time in his past where his own people attacked him due to a Fake News story.

We hear his side, where he educates the listener to what really took place. He did learn that what took place must be used as an example of where we need to stand in regards to possibly finding a possible Sasquatch burial site. In listening to this podcast we are educated that we must adhere to the teachings of the old people and recognize mistakes that were conducted in the past.

On this episode of “On the Shoulders of Giants”, hosts Thomas Steenburg and Julie Rench welcome long time investigator, writer and book author Lyle Blackburn to the show to discuss some of the back stories to the 1972 film The Legend of Boggy Creek.  They separate fact from fiction and the influence it still has on many people to become intrigued by the enigma of Sasquatch. What really happened in Arkansas all those years ago?  

Join in and take a front seat to the true history of this iconic film and how it validated other sightings from as far away as the Pacific Northwest going back to the 1950’s to present day. Also, they discuss Lyle’s investigations, books, films and upcoming projects that he is involved in.     

Lyle is a native Texan known for his work in writing, music, film, and cryptid research. He is the author of several acclaimed books, including The Beast of Boggy Creek and Sinister Swamps, whose subject matter reflects his life-long fascination with legends and sighting reports of unknown creatures and strange phenomena. Lyle is also the founder of the rock band, Ghoultown, and narrator/co-producer of documentary films including The Mothman of Point Pleasant and Boggy Creek Monster. Lyle is a frequent guest speaker at cryptozoology and paranormal conferences around the country, and has appeared on numerous television shows such as Monsters and Mysteries in America, Strange Evidence, and Finding Bigfoot.

Thomas Sewid discusses videoing amazing Sasquatch terrain while he was out commercial salmon fishing! He also has teamed up with a fellow investigator Ali Stephen to film the first 6 pilots of a show called SEASONS OF THE SASQUATCH.