In this episode of the Bigfoot podcast, the host welcomes Dr. Hogan Sherrow, an evolutionary anthropologist with a profound interest in Sasquatch. They discuss their respective experiences with Bigfoot sightings, ecological overlaps between Sasquatch and black bears, and the challenges of distinguishing between scientific research and personal belief systems in the Bigfoot community.

The episode includes detailed recounts of recent encounters during the filming of the upcoming documentary 'My Bigfoot Life,' highlighting the emotional and physical challenges of documenting such phenomena in remote terrains. They also emphasize the importance of skepticism and scientific inquiry in Bigfoot research.

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00:00 Introduction and Casual Catch-Up 01:07 Upcoming Bigfoot Conference 02:06 Guest Introduction: Dr. Hogan Sherrow 03:58 Bigfoot: The Superhero of Cryptids 06:16 Skepticism and Misidentifications 15:27 Overlap Between Sasquatch and Bear Ecology 24:52 Personal Experiences and Documentary Filming 32:28 Encounter in the Dark 33:26 Regrouping and Planning 34:06 Strange Sounds in the Woods 34:54 Eye Shine and Pursuit 37:50 Emotional Aftermath 38:40 Debrief and Reflection 41:44 Skepticism and Belief 56:00 Scientific Inquiry vs. Belief 59:43 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans

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In this episode, Wayne and Brian dive into recent revelations about Mike Patterson and Sasquatch, Ontario. Brian updates listeners on the excitement around recording a new Moth Man episode and reflects on past Bigfoot podcasts. They discuss the discovery of a mask identical to one used by Patterson, claimed to be the face of Sasquatch 'Nef,' found for sale on Facebook Marketplace, near Patterson's location. Despite clear evidence, Patterson and some followers double down on their beliefs.

They also touch on the backlash Brian received from a Bigfoot Facebook group and a personal attack by Patterson. The episode underlines the importance of exposing hoaxes and maintaining integrity in the Bigfoot community.

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 00:00 Catching Up and Bigfoot Updates 00:45 Moth Man Episode Excitement 01:40 Listener Feedback and Appreciation 02:31 Mike Patterson and the Sasquatch Mask Controversy 04:24 Debunking the Mask Hoax 08:25 Community Reactions and Challenges 09:40 Negotiating for the Mask 22:23 Confronting Mike Patterson 25:20 Confrontation and Public Exposure 25:39 A Heated Exchange 26:12 Mike's Apology and Reflection 27:26 Questioning the Evidence 29:00 Dwayne's Role in the Hoax 30:17 Debating Mike's Beliefs 40:37 Character and Credibility 43:16 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

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In this episode, Wayne and Brian catch up on the recent hiatus from the show, addressing inquiries from followers about their absence and updating listeners on Wayne's personal journey with mental health. Wayne shares deeply personal experiences, including his battle with major depression and how seeking help made a significant difference.

They emphasize the importance of taking care of one's mental health and the need to break the stigma around men seeking help. They also touch on the importance of creating content that resonates with their audience, and discuss the impact of AI on analyzing Bigfoot evidence. Toward the end, they talk about social media trends in the Bigfoot community, including the new Bigfoot vlog craze.

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00:00 Opening Banter and Catching Up 00:28 Personal Struggles and Mental Health Journey 04:27 The Importance of Self-Care 07:46 Community Support and Show Updates 11:01 Bigfoot Video Analysis and Skepticism 21:52 AI and Bigfoot Evidence: A Skeptical Perspective 22:51 Challenges with AI in Image Analysis 24:04 The Impact of AI on Bigfoot Research 25:05 Skepticism and AI's Role in Evidence Evaluation 28:40 Upcoming Interviews and Personal Updates 30:38 Pulling Back from the Bigfoot Community 32:35 Bigfoot Vlogs: A Social Media Experiment 40:58 Engaging with the Audience and Final Thoughts

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We’ve been off the air for a few weeks — and yeah, you noticed. The emails, DMs, Spotify comments… they haven’t gone unheard.In this quick update, Brian shares what’s been going on behind the scenes, why the break happened (spoiler: Wayne had to step back for personal reasons), and why That Bigfoot Podcast means more to us than just another show in your feed.

This episode is a gut check. It’s about where we are, where we want to go, and what it’ll take to get there. If you’re a fan of the show, this is the one time we’re asking you to step up and help us grow it — for real.Here’s what you can do:

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In this episode, Wayne and Brian discuss their busy schedules as content creators, highlighting the success of shows like 'Disturbing History' and 'The True Crime Show'. They delve into the challenges of producing and managing multiple shows while maintaining a work-life balance. Wayne also shares a story about a camping trip in the LBL during a severe storm. 

The conversation shifts to a heated debate about the existence of Bigfoot and the legitimacy of various claims made by others in the field. Brian addresses controversial statements made by Pat on the accuracy of the documentary 'My Bigfoot Life' and the integrity of its participants. 

The episode concludes with a discussion on Todd Gatewood's  announcements regarding the restoration and ownership of the Patterson-Gimlin film, leaving listeners intrigued and anticipating further developments.

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00:00 Introduction and Catching Up 00:42 Balancing Content Creation and Personal Life 03:27 Camping Adventure at Land Between the Lakes 04:45 Stormy Night and Unexpected Challenges 10:04 Debating Bigfoot Existence and Encounters 19:22 Bigfoot Research and Methodologies 24:02 Jeff's Unique Research Techniques 24:57 Controversy Over Paul Freeman Footage 26:05 Defending the Documentary and Its Participants 29:22 Challenging Pat's Statements 35:35 Todd Gatewood's Patterson Gimlin Film Restoration 47:40 Closing Remarks and Listener Appreciation

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I am beyond excited to introduce my new show Disturbing History. 

The past isn’t always dead. Sometimes, it’s just been buried... and it’s time to dig it up. Disturbing History is a weekly podcast that dives headfirst into the strange, spooky, and little-known stories that history tried to forget. From secret societies and sinister folklore to lost colonies, unsolved mysteries, and events too dark for your high school textbook — this is where the shadowy corners of the past finally get their time in the spotlight.

Hosted by author, investigator, and storyteller Brian King-Sharp, each episode is a deep, immersive journey into the stories that disturb us — and the ones we have to disturb to uncover the truth. So if you're drawn to the uncomfortable, obsessed with the unexplained, or just can’t shake the feeling that some things never should’ve been buried…

You’re not alone. Follow. Subscribe. Turn on auto-downloads.
And get ready to disturb history.

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In this episode, Wayne and Brian discuss various intriguing topics starting with a casual catch-up and a special Mother's Day message. They delve into the complexities of recording a podcast, including the challenges of producing a true crime show and the enjoyment of narrating Bigfoot stories and National Park Nightmares. They explore the baffling phenomena of national park disappearances and speculate on potential causes, ranging from natural elements to more mysterious explanations.

Brian shares  a fascinating video anomaly sent by Logan, leading to discussions around the mysterious nature of the footage.

They also thoroughly examine recent drama surrounding the Patterson-Gimlin film restoration project by Todd Gatewood, including questions about the authenticity and chain of custody of the film copies being used. 



00:00 Mother's Day Banter and Podcasting Realities 02:44 The Fascination with Missing Persons in National Parks 05:37 Theories and Speculations on Disappearances 11:22 Bigfoot Documentary and Personal Encounters 13:04 Criticism and Defense of the Bigfoot Documentary 23:06 Bigfoot Skepticism and Frustration 23:32 Logan's Mysterious Camera Footage 25:00 Analyzing the Anomaly 27:09 Social Media and Public Reactions 27:46 Concerns and Speculations 33:25 Todd Gatewood and the Patterson Gimlin Film 40:12 The Importance of Evidence and Accountability 46:53 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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In this episode, Wayne and Brian engage in a candid conversation about the current state of Bigfoot content creation, highlighting some of the more infamous figures and questionable practices in the field. They discuss Wayne’s new projects, including a history podcast focused on obscure and fascinating historical events, alongside existing shows like the 'Guilty Files' and 'Backwoods Bigfoot Stories.' The duo critique popular YouTube channels like 'ThinkerThunker' and 'Sasquatch Ontario,' exposing dishonest tactics used to sensationalize content. Additionally, they delve into a controversial video analysis showing what seems to be non-human primates in upstate New York.

Throughout, Wayne and Brian underline the importance of honest and credible research in the paranormal and Bigfoot communities while urging listeners to share their show to help foster a more discerning audience.


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00:00 Catching Up with Wayne and Brian 00:21 New True Crime Podcast: The Guilty Files 00:46 Introducing Disturbing History 02:54 Backwoods Bigfoot Stories 04:39 Rebranding to The Bigfoot Report 09:18 Debunking the Fox and Deer Video 11:08 Bigfoot Tony's Analysis 19:00 Bob Gimlin's Baby Bigfoot Footage 23:08 Urban Legends and Exotic Pets 23:41 Analyzing the Sasquatch Video 24:37 Skepticism and Occam's Razor 25:02 Juvenile Sasquatch Sightings 25:53 The Need for Concrete Evidence 26:22 Sasquatch Ontario's Latest Broadcast 27:20 Debunking Sasquatch Ontario 34:20 Audience Reactions and Comments 38:30 The Psychology Behind Belief 45:53 Concluding Thoughts and Gratitude

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From Soggy Biscuits to Hoaxes and Heartfelt Connections In this episode, hosts Wayne and Brian dive into a multitude of topics ranging from quirky childhood memories to serious reflections on community dynamics within the Bigfoot research field. The episode opens with humorous reminiscing about eating soggy biscuits, segues into the emotional story of a listener dealing with grief, and then tackles the impact of negativity in the Bigfoot community. Highlights include a candid discussion about an enigmatic figure who calls himself 'The Bigfoot Expert,' featuring Bigfoot trading cards and potential hoaxes. Brian and Wayne also review a controversial video clip from 2009, debating its authenticity. The episode wraps up with voicemails from listeners, balancing light-heartedness with deep reflections on community and personal connections.

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 00:00 Casual Catch-Up and Childhood Memories 02:00 True Crime Podcast and Busy Schedules 03:06 Listener's Personal Tragedy and Community Support 07:09 Voicemails and International Support 09:03 Negativity in the Bigfoot Community 15:46 The Joy of Bigfoot Encounters 20:34 Navigating Personal Struggles 21:41 Listener Voicemail: Fast Talkers 23:04 The Bigfoot Expert: Real or Hoax? 33:18 Analyzing a Bigfoot Video Clip 40:35 Closing Remarks and Listener Engagement

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In today's special storytelling episode, I'm thrilled to share an original tale I've created called "The Unlikely Guardians:  Bigfoot Saves Easter. This heartwarming adventure follows Bartholomew, the last Sasquatch of the Pacific Northwest, whose carefully isolated life is upended when he discovers a set of unusual footprints in the late winter snow. Following them leads to an encounter with none other than Edmund Cottontail, the Easter Bunny himself, who is in desperate need of help. The magical Egg of Renewal has been stolen by Jack Frost, threatening to trap the world in endless winter and prevent Easter from happening at all.What follows is a journey across magical landscapes as these natural opposites—a reclusive wilderness dweller and the embodiment of spring celebration—form an unlikely alliance. 


Their adventure takes them through ancient forests, across frozen plains, and eventually to the edge of reality itself as they confront not just Jack Frost but the shadowy powers manipulating him. Throughout their quest, Bart and Edmund discover that their differences actually create a perfect harmony when combined with Jack's winter magic, forming a balanced force capable of restoring nature's cycles.The story explores how friendship can emerge in the most unexpected places, and how the balance between wilderness, winter, and renewal is essential for the natural world to flourish. We witness Bart's transformation from a solitary observer who has hidden from the world for centuries into someone who finds purpose in connection and community. It's a modern fairy tale about how isolation ends when we open ourselves to new possibilities and how seemingly opposite forces can unite for a greater purpose.

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