The Bigfoot Show

Skunk apes, Bigfoot IPOs, drones, talking monkeys and Melba's math. Plus other stuff.

Seth Breedlove of SasWhat, Ancillary Characters and the forthcoming documentary Minerva Monster

Standing with Standing, Melba and horsies, mystical super squatches, drones, government conspiracies, and Donald the macabre donkey.

Recap of the North American Wood Ape's long-term summer research effort, Operation Tenacity

Melba and Peruvian aliens, ThinkerThunker Sequoia video, Standing and Meldrum, Finding Bigfoot, Brian Sykes, the Willow Creek movie, trees jumping around in Area X, the Bigfoot Forums, and reverse centaurs.

The BFS takes a break from its break to bring you up to date on the activities of the North American Wood Ape Conservancy. On this show, an interview with naturalist David Mizejewski recorded on location in Area X. Then, a conversation with the NAWAC's Daryl Colyer regarding the events experienced so far during Operation Tenacity.

All four BFS hosts convene to ruminate over the end of Finding Bigfoot, the ice damage resistance of the average adult bigfoot's skull, and various other fascinating and exciting squatchy topics (which means Brian forgot to keep show notes again).

This time out, Scott, Paul and Brian pick their bigfoot story of 2013, bemoan the state of squatch TV, ponder breaks between the C1 and C2 vertebrae, salivate over bigfoot pornography, and pontificate on various topics suggested by our listeners.

Sam, Scott, and Brian mix it up over the Gray Harbor thermal video, the Stacy Brown thermal footage, Bill Munns' RHI papers, The Bigfoot Files, and other fascinating things as suggested by our listeners.

Scott and Brian talk more about skeptics and skepticism, Bryan Sykes' latest DNA claims, how many chupacabras it would take to drop a bigfoot, and chew through a ton of listener topics.

On the show this time, Sharon Hill, editor of the Doubtful News blog and advocate of critical thinking discussing the skeptical take on the world of sasquatchery, including the dual darlings of DNA deducting Melba Ketchum and Bryan Sykes.

Brian talks to members of the NAWAC regarding their efforts to establish the existence of the North American Wood Ape

Pecking out our thoughts regarding Joe Rogan Questions Everything, Cliff Barackman's Bigfoot Roadtrip, skeptics, weird non-bigfoot stuff that's happened to us, listener questions swimming pools, baseball, and…the Batman.

We chat about Les Stroud and that Todd guy, the $10 Million Bigfoot Bounty, the Minnesota Iceman, are bigfoot people more cra-cra than in the past, how much wood would a bigfoot chuck if a bigfoot could chuck wood, Area X questions, and SO MUCH MORE!!

All X all the time! Brian interviews Alton Higgins, Kathy Strain, and Monica Rawlins on location in Area X and then calls NAWAC Field Coordinator Daryl Colyer to discuss the highlights from the group's 2013 field study — Operation Relentless — now in progress.

On the show with Scott, Paul, Sam and Brian is Hollywood costume and make-up expert Bill Munns discussing his Texas Bigfoot Conference presentation, “Patterson-Gimlin Hominid: Extraordinary costume or extraordinary reality?”

On this episode you'll enjoy a Ketchum catch-up, discussion of Bryan Sykes rumors, movie and book picks, a Texas Bigfoot Conference recap, along with answers to lots of listener questions.

Live from Ft Worth, Texas! The Texas Bigfoot Conference panel discussion of audience member questions. Featuring Josh Gates, Lyle Blackburn, Kathy Strain, Jeff Meldrum, Bill Munns, Alton Higgins, Daryl Colyer, and Brian Brown. Moderated by Mike Mayes.

Naturalist David Mizejewski is our guest as we debate how science proves the existence of a species, plus more Melba madness, more Matilda madness, and which plants are best to attract sasquatch to your back yard.

The madness of Melba Ketchum's report, Matilda the sleepy squatch, and version 2.0 of the Dyer hoax are masticated, digested and regurgitated by your humble hosts.

Winding up on Daisy the squatch in a box, bigfoot hunting birds, inter-host warfare on specimen collection, the TBRC conference, more on Melba, and our Super Bowl picks.

Which is the biggest bigfoot story of the year? Wanna win $10 million? Heard enough about Area X yet? How about the Brown Footage? All this and more on the last BFS of 2012.

Melba made us do it! An entire show dedicated to the Ketchum press release including an interview with Dr. Todd Disotell of New York University.

American's favorite bigfoot podcast (probably) is back! The boys bleat and blather about the Provo Utah video, Bobo and Coco, The Jeff Meldrum Experience, and more.

Mucho mastication over the hoaxed Elbe trackway. Also discussed is a supposed bigfoot tent video, salt and pepper shakers, Finding Bigfoot, and Facebook fans' questions. Brian refers to this as episode 42 couple of times, but that's because he's high as a kite. Pay it no nevermind.

Further mastication of the TBRC's Operation Persistence along with new recordings of purported wood ape activity in the area.

Brian interviews several members of the TBRC regarding the group's Operation Persistence.

The boys discuss the very things they solemnly swore they wouldn't along with Brian's account of what he believes was his own daylight sighting back in May.

Recorded live on location in the Sierra Mountains of Central California, Brian chats with Bob and Kathy Strain and Daniel Falconer about their experiences with eyes in the dark and sounds in the night.

Lyle Blackburn is on to talk about his excellent new book "The Beast of Boggy Creek: The True Story of the Fouke Monster"

Melba Ketchum and her five frolicking sasquatches, the Cryptomundo call for legal defense funds, Loren Coleman's latest desperate ploy for attention, and "new" wood ape photos from the Oklahoma prairie.

The Finding Bigfoot crew appear on South Park, a BFRO-er has a run-in with the law, and a fair bit on the PGF. Plus, a great new book on the Beast of Boggy Creek and a seemingly weird one about people gone missing in the woods.

Filmmaker Christopher Munch discusses "Letters From the Big Man" with the boys.

Is Melba toast? What shocking bovine mystery is answered on Finding Bigfoot? Are bigfoot kleptomaniacs? What can you and Jeff Meldrum do in the woods with $350? All these answers and more on this episode of The Bigfoot Show.

The boys get heated over whacking a squatch plus more about Finding Bigfoot and a nine-year-old's questions. This show is a Ketchum-free zone!

What do North Koreans, Jimmy Stewart, Melba Ketchum, and Facebook all have in common?

What does Melba Ketchum say about her feral human URL? Listen in to find out. Our first show recorded on new Yeti mics!

Bigfoot steak? DNA? Monkey in a tree? All this and more!

Was Ben Radford treated fairly? What do we think of various other cryptids? What about this new Ohio sleestak video? Who's the new guy?

The BFRO may have run over a bigfoot, Ben Radford explains why we're all nuts, and the TBRC releases a statement.

The boys chew over indisputable Yeti proof, the TBRC conference, and some interesting sounds recorded in the woods.

Together again, Scott, Paul and Brian spend the majority of the show discussing what they know and think of the Erickson Project along with a few other things.

Catching up with the Herriott, a bit more on Finding Bigfoot, why anyone would want to go on a BFRO expedition, and what is it about people who are into this whole bigfoot thing, anyway?

The return of Paul Vella! We chat about Finding Bigfoot and keep trying to call Herriott out on the trail.

Guests Daryl Colyer and Paul Bowman answer listener questions about basic wilderness survival techniques and the logistical challenges of long-term field research.

Scott and Brian try to discuss the top bigfoot stories of 2010 but are distracted by Scott's new microphone, piles of discarded meat, and a smashing interview with William Dranginis.

The boys talk about the 100 best bigfoot personalities *ever* (according to some), camera shy coyotes, Bob Saget and gaseous emissions captured parabolically, and various videos of things that probably aren't sasquatch.

TBRC conference recap, the Sierra Sounds, DNA, pancakes, film vs. video, and lots of other topics suggested by our Facebook fans.

Scott and Brian talk about the McKenzie River video, Dallas n' Wayne, and lots of other interesting things Brian forgot to make notes about.

The one where we talk about the Bigfoot Forums for too long.

Scott and Brian yammer aimlessly about their summer adventures. Also, the Beast of Dartmoor. Also also, Brian eats a sandwich.

This time out, the boys discuss old polls, religion and politics (!), glowing red eyes, mysterious sounds in Michigan, and some old film made in Northern California. Contains at least 60% bigfoot-related content.

Scott and Brian discuss a hole in the ground, dermal ridges, the 10th anniversary of Dr. Matt Johnson's encounter, a very smart orangoutang, and several other topics suggested by people like you!

Paul's back! In this episode, they talk about Enoch some more, best bigfoot books, worst bigfoot movies, rednecks from North Carolina, and a crazy dead guy.

Scott and Brian chat with Chris Bader and Carson Mencken, authors of the forthcoming book "Paranormal America". Then, Jerry briefs the boys on Autumn Williams' new book, "Enoch".

Catch all the fun as Brian, Scott, Paul and special guest star Jerry Riedel discuss the the Yakima Bigfoot Roundup (as well as the the minor brouhaha surrounding it).

Which classic story stinks the most? What's wrong with MonsterQuest? Where have the BFRO gone wrong? Can Scott hold his water for 90 minutes!? These and other pressing issues are discussed on this episode of The Bigfoot Show.

The long awaited return of Scott Herriot. This show was recorded back in November and "misplaced" until recently.

Researcher and author Kathy Strain joins Brian and Paul to discuss her new book, Giants, Cannibals & Monsters:
Bigfoot in Native Culture, the Georgia body hoax, and the passing of Tim Cullen.

Hollywood make-up specialist and all around Renaissance man Verne Langdon joins Brian and Paul to relate his first-hand account of the origins of the Minnesota Ice Man, it's similarities with the recent Georgia hoaxed body, and, of course, the PGF.

Recharged and rested following their extended "vacation", Scott, Paul, and Brian discuss the MK Davis bigfoot massacre, uncontacted Amazonians, Javan hippos, and the million dollar Bushnell trailcam award.

Paul Vella joins Brian, Scott, and Matthew. Topics discussed include BFS 003, Daniel Perez' track photos, YouTube bigfoot videos, the Lizard Man, and killer donkeys.

Owen Caddy discusses his work enhancing the Patterson-Gimlin film along with his opinions and observations of other bigfoot-related topics. Joined in the conversation with Owen is Brian, Scott, Craig, and newbie show producer, Matthew Gruits.

Craig Woolheater joins Brian and Scott as we try to figure out how to do this show more than once.

Brian Brown and Scott Herrriot discuss the most important bigfoot-related events of 2007, as suggested by the readers of the Bigfoot Forums.