Friday, July 24, 2009
Review: Bigfoot: America's King Kong 7-24-09
This was a rather interesting program, mainly highlighted by me disciplining my two nieces, but between that, there was discussion of some of the more classic cases of Bigfoot, including the Albert Ostman, Ape Canyon, Ruby Creek and the William Roe story. Calls came from Bobbie Short, Diane Stocking, John Cartwright and a fellow named Ted Tetrazinni. In two weeks, on August 7th, Jordan and Abe welcome Kathy Strain as the guest, 9:00 EST/8:00 Central. And as always, we encourage you to please tune in and support great research.
Bigfoot Lodge West
Los Angeles Times - - 21 hours ago
Patrons belly up to the hardwood bar of the new Bigfoot Lodge West near Culver City. The next step in Bobby Green's hopes for a barhopping scene along ...
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![Is it Real ? | Bigfoot | synopsis [NGC]](http://i4.ytimg.com/vi/knfxyNPElbU/default.jpg "Is it Real ? | Bigfoot | synopsis [NGC]")
A piece of film from 1967 purportedly captured an image of Bigfoot, a legendarily elusive giant primate. NGC examines the controversial footage ...
, yet his face has a Alec Baldwin look. Perfect for this BigFoot sketch ! I just need to warm up a bit. This is all color pencil , and a #6H ...
Mike talks about an upcoming music and art event that will be held at the museum
Was Coelacanth Really "Discovered" in 1938? Cryptomundo
A guest blogger, Jerome F. Hamlin, questions whether the famed discovery of the supposedly extinct coelacanth in 1938 can really be considered a discovery, since native fisherman had long known of its existence. With images. Elsewhere at Cryptomundo, Loren Coleman details some upcoming events, and some special savings for his readers, in Crypto-Talks: Dates, Locations, Discounts; reports on happenings at Dinosaur National Monument in Ancient Mammal Tracks Discovered; remembers Ed Patrick in Early Famed Bigfooter Dies and announces the John Keel Garden Party & Viking Burial Plans.
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