Tonight’s guest, Kenny Allison, is a self-described avid outdoorsman who has been hunting and fishing for about as long as he can remember. The Sasquatch encounter he had in 1973, while he was laying in bed, didn’t frighten him out of the woods, but he thinks about Sasquatch almost any time he heads into the woods, to this day.We hope you’ll tune in and listen to him lay out what happened that night and the other times he’s had experiences with Sasquatch.If you've had at least one Sasquatch sighting

Tonight’s first guest, Derin Franks, had his Bigfoot sighting in the William B. Bankhead National Forest, in North Alabama, in 2017. It happened on the last day of deer hunting season. Derin had just walked to the edge of a greenfield when he decided to sit down on a log, just inside the tree line. As he sat there, taking everything in, he suddenly heard a limb snap about 12 yards over his right shoulder. When he heard it, he stood up and turned around. When he did, he couldn’t believe his

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If you're considering a career in wildlife, conservation, or environmental sciences, you've probably heard that these fields don't pay well and even that you have to be wealthy to make it. But surely, there must be regular folks making it in wildlife careers? Can you really make a living? Pay your bills and raise a family? Or are you doomed to be broke forever if you pursue a career you love in this field?Making wildlife and related careers work financially is one of those topics that we

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mindfulbirdingnetwork@gmail.com In this episode of the Mindful Birding Podcast, we spend time with Diego Calderón-Franco, a well-known Colombian bird guide whose remarkable story was recently featured on 60 Minutes with Anderson Cooper. After surviving a harrowing kidnapping and being held hostage, Diego turned to birds as a source of strength and healing. But his story reaches beyond his own resilience—it is also one of grace, reconciliation, and the unexpected ways birds can bring people t...

Jon Moffitt is a Reformed pastor, and in his world, you do not talk about this. Demons, principalities, the divine council, the unseen war Paul describes in Ephesians. It is not that the Reformed church calls it heresy. It is that the Reformed church is so afraid of looking charismatic that it simply goes quiet. Jon lives in that silence for years, until he sits down to preach the Lord's Prayer and gets stuck on one line. Deliver us from the evil one. He realizes he has never heard a single sermon

On this episode, Jessica goes “On the Hunt” with Kentucky native Trenton Battle to discuss his encounters with Dogman, an undead “zombie,” missing time, and numerous paranormal experiences throughout his life.Trenton is an avid outdoorsman with a love for kayaking, exploring caves, hiking and camping. He is a member of the Kentucky chapter of the North American Dogman Project, taking eyewitness reports and investigating local Dogman encounters in the Hopkinsville and the Land Between the Lakes areas

A series of strange cryptids have been encountered by numerous people that have been labeled “Slothfoot,” said to resemble prehistoric ground sloths, and have been sighted across North America over the past century, up to recent years. In 1797, Thomas Jefferson presented a paper on the bones of a creature he named Megalonyx, or "giant claw.” He asked Lewis and Clark, as they planned their famous expedition in 1804–1806, to keep an eye out for living specimens.The creatures reportedly look like giant

There is still a tiny bit of time to get your submission in to be a part of the 300th episode. Use your phone to create a short voice memo and email it to contact@strangebynaturepodcast.com. Include your name, where you listen from and a topic from the show that has been memorable for you.Kirk kicks things off this week with the strange story of scientists who had people bury 2000 pairs of mens cotton underwear in their gardens to watch how they decompose. It seems silly but it was a very serious

Desert Dispatch Media is bringing together artists and communities to document how the AI buildout is affecting desert lands and the people who live there. Chris talks with organizer Melinda Matson Spina, filmmaker Jodi Darby, and musician Sage Bond about their planned community-led documentary, a short film for public assemblies, and the stories they hope to gather across the Southwest. Sage describes composing with sounds and materials from the land, while Jodi explains how footage contributed by

The people building the world’s most powerful AI are starting to sound the alarm. One researcher just walked away, warning that the race toward super-intelligence could have consequences we’re nowhere near prepared for.Then we dive into a bizarre 1977 encounter involving two military policemen, a nuclear missile site, a UFO, and hours of missing time that remained buried for nearly 50 years. Plus, the insane rise of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos and how a 19 year old convinced some of the most

Aaron Deese, author of Sasquatch Variable and filmmaker with Small Town Monsters, joins the Sasquatch Experience for a deep dive into the mystery of Bigfoot, cryptid research, and what happens when the evidence refuses to fit neatly into the box.From strange encounters and field investigations to documenting the unexplained on film, Aaron brings a thoughtful—and sometimes unconventional—perspective to the Sasquatch phenomenon.GET YOUR SASQUATCH EXPERIENCE GEAR FROM THE SQUATCH PRO STORE!Sean Forker

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In this week's episode, we'll continue with part 4 of Flat Earth. Gravity is the subject matter. Does it really exist, or is it a narrative to explain why we aren't flung off of a spinning globe. Flat Earth believers say there is no gravity and that mass and buoyancy are the reason things fall or float. There is a solid point to each side. Have a listen and you decide which it is. If you have any comments, questions or stories you would like to share, or if you'd like ...

Schickt uns eine Nachricht Gemeinschaftsgastronomie gilt als Bereich mit grossem Biopotenzial, auch weil die Marktanteile hier noch sehr gering sind. In unserer neusten Folge sprechen wir mit zwei Spezialistinnen über diese Potenziale und die Hindernisse auf dem Weg zu mehr Bio in der Gemeinschaftsverpflegung. Heute bewegen wir uns für einmal weg von der Bioproduktion, und schauen dorthin, wo Bioprodukte ihren Platz auf den Tellern finden. In den Privathaushalten hat Bio bereits einen schöne...

In this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview John from Missouri, who grew up hunting the rugged backcountry of New Mexico. John shares a series of disturbing experiences that began during a mule deer hunt in January 2021. While traveling deep into the National Forest on a 4x4 trail, John and his hunting party discovered strange, human-like scat and large footprints. Even more unsettling, some of the tracks appeared inside their fresh tire tracks, suggesting that whatever made them had crossed