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Mel Skahan grew up on the Yakama Reservation and discovered his first tracks while working with the Forestry Service. That day lead him on a journey into the Bigfoot/Sasquatch world.

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Join us live with Wendell Mosley for Gold Panning 101. In this episode we hit the basics to get started with panning for your own gold.  Check his YouTube channel out;      / @wendellmosley8684  

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THE WHITE WOLF WOMAN:  A Shawnee Woman Warrior , fearless and known to run with the wolves.
 
Culture can be compromised through time, but not with Shawnee descendant Donna Copas. Her tradition and values run through her veins as much as it runs through the muddy waters of her homeland, bringing life to all those things that is touched by it. 

She spent her life running through the creek bottoms and riding her pony bareback across the land. She was known to be a "wild-child" and that same spirit lives inside of her to this day.
 
Donna recounts the generational encounters and interactions with "The Watchers" that live on the family land. She shares the tender story of how they (The Watchers) say goodbye to a friend at the end of his life. 
That friend was Donna's father. 
                                        This is Donna's Story.


"Anywhere and Nowhere" Instrumental created and performed by Bigfooter Phillip P. Palmer

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Guest tonight, David Pardue, Ed Peters with co-host Don "Gunner"

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Native Alaskan, Fred Roehl joins me for a laid-back conversation about the Alaskan Gold Mining experience and the Sasquatch they have encountered, his work promoting public awareness and other thoughts on the topic.

Please check out Fred's new eBook (Available on Amazon) and his support his work.
Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch: Tales of the Hairy Man 

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‪@subarcticalaskasasquatch‬ 

"Anywhere and Nowhere" Instrumental created and performed by Phillip Polk Palmer

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Join Flatrock, Greg Howse, PJ and Paul as they join us to talk about what it is like to live on the same land as Sasquatch.

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Barbra Shupe has a background in Forestry and the logging industry. After moving to the Cascade Mountains, north of Mt. Rainer in Washington State, she has her first sighting of a Sasquatch while out walking with her dog. In the beginning, Barbra was a flesh and blood believer when it came to Sasquatch. Slowly over time, her opinion of what they were started to change. To follow Barb and see more of her journey, please check her out at the link below.

   @barbshupe1964 

Instrumental created and performed by Bigfooter, Phillip Palmer

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Patricia Harris, Mary Fabian, PJ Arkansas and Lavone Holeva