Bigfoot Society - Recent Bigfoot Activity in Oakridge, Oregon!

Episode Date: February 13, 2025

Join us in this engaging episode of Bigfoot Society as host Jeremiah Byron interviews Priscilla and Alicia from the Area 58 Museum in Oakridge, Oregon. Discover fascinating artifacts from Bigfoot history and hear gripping firsthand accounts of Bigfoot encounters and mysterious occurrences in the Oakridge area, including vocalizations, battery drain anomalies, and eerie noises in the forest. The Bigfoot journey continues in the beautiful mountain town of Oakridge so please make a trip out to see it for yourself! Sasquatch Summerfest this year, is July 11th through the 12th, 2025. It's going to be fantastic. Listeners, if you're going to go, you can get a two day ticket for the cost of one. If you use the code "BFS" like Bigfoot society and it'll get you some off your cost.Priscilla was a nice enough to provide that for my listeners. So there you go. I look forward to seeing you there. So make sure you head over to www. sasquatchsummerfest. com and pick up your tickets today.Resources:Area 58 Museum Youtube Channel ( Zach's Bigfoot Encounter) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yopqyQ2e_2UArea 58 Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572788733343Email - [e-mail], Oregon podcast episode playlist - https://youtu.be/2Gew1jNyzac?feature=sharedArea 58 2 part group interview (includes audio from Oak Hole research area) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvfbp1DATtgIf you've had similar encounters or experiences, please reach out to [e-mail]. Your story could be the next one we feature!🔴 Subscribe to our Youtube channel and leave a comment here: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Want to call in and leave a voicemail of your encounters for the podcast - Check this out here - https://www.speakpipe.com/bigfootsociety(Use multiple voice mails if needed!)Share this video with a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5v75Od-X38Watch more episodes of the Bigfoot Society podcast here – https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-MGeHs0XglFJE5LwUHpmJm_&feature=sharedRecommended Playlist – New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-Mk4032IyZtWgP6LVPU8uat✅ Help me help others share their Bigfoot Encounter by joining the community on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsociety✅ Hear ad-free episodes early by joining the community on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q/joinLet’s connect:Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bigfootsociety/Twitter – https://twitter.com/bigfoot_societyTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bigfoot.societyAffiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel at no additional cost to you.My Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/3L1q8XYPut some pep in my step by buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bigfootsocietyPick up some merch here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bigfootsociety/?etsrc=sdtSend mail here:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072Send business inquiries to: [e-mail]

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I've got the privilege of talking to Priscilla, Rosemond, Davidson, and Alicia Pfeiffer today. They are from the Area 58 Museum out there in beautiful Oak Ridge, Oregon. Thank you both for being on the show today. Yeah, of course. Thank you for having us. I have been looking forward to this interview for a while, as listeners will know, because I talk about it incessantly. I was able to go out to Oak Ridge this last July. It was a life-changing experience.

It's crazy to think it was only for a few days. It feels like it was just forever. And then it feels like I've known the people out there for years. But it really hasn't been that long, which is just, so it's weird. It's a weird thing. to put into words. I can't really do it. But you guys have some really cool stuff going on out there. And I don't want to recap everything I've talked about, but we are going to be talking about things that have happened since that time, which was July 17th through the 20th, around there, give or take, some days at the end. But Priscilla and Alicia, what are some ways, how would you describe what the Area 58 Museum is all about?

Okay, well, let me just start with. So I got a little piece of Peter Burns memorial items here that were donated to me from Kathy Griffin, which was his life partner for the past 30 years. With that being said, I wanted to add that I'm a member of the International Wildlife Conservation Society. This was what Peter Byrne had founded. And we are accepting charitable contributions to, you know, tax deductible contributions,

to the Peter Byrne Memorial College Scholarship Fund with the Oregon Community Foundation. And it will help a student from the Tillamook County area go to college. You can send tax-deductible donations to Oregon Community Foundation. Community Foundation, 1221, Southwest Yamhill Street, Suite 100, Portland, Oregon, 97205. I have a bunch of Peter Burns items in the museum. I have his prints that he had found in the Bluff Creek area in 1960. And I have a ton of his autographed books. And then, okay, the stuff that he had gathered while he was in Nepal. And then I have some items

here on display from Don Monroe that were donated. And it was his artist's rendition of what he had ran into while he was in Montana. So we have the dog man that he had seen himself

and he sculpted a clay figure and it's in here. And And the Naha Man, which was an artifact that he found while he was 8,000 feet in elevation. And it was the original was donated to another museum. And I have a copy rendition of it. So that's on display here. My best museum piece is the Bigfoot Knee Impressions that were donated by Al Moon Lab.

and whatever made these impressions, which, you know, obviously it was a big foot, weighed 1,400 pounds, and they'd gotten hair samples from it. And I was pretty exciting piece. Yeah. There's some cool stuff to see. Absolutely. I mean, those knee impressions, and I believe it was Tobin Johnson that donated those to Area 58, correct? Yeah. That's one of the, I am so excited to see those in person.

I'm a big fan of Tob, and if you want to actually read about those, you can read his book, Owl Moon Lab. It's just a fascinating story of how him and Daryl were involved with that. And to be able to actually, you can go to a place, see things like that in person, see so many different artifacts from Peter Byrne, which some listeners might not be aware of who Peter was. Peter was one of the very influential figures in Bigfoot history back in the 1960s. And to be able to go to a place where, you know, down in your area of Oregon, where there's so many artifacts, it is very, very cool. I want to also make sure people are aware that this isn't just a place where you can see different artifacts,

but you also have things that people can purchase as well, different Bigfoot-related items or things like that. What kind of things do you have available for people to purchase in the gift shop? Yeah, so I do have a Bigfoot supply kit where it'll have plaster cast material. So if you find prints that you can cast them, a flag so you can find it when you have to go back and, you know, dig it up and then I have different things like EMF detectors so you can you know document if

there's any other energy around that you might not be able to feel yourself and there's you know tweezers and vials and stuff so in case you find hair samples I have maps of the area and you know things like lanterns or you know flashlights that you can purchase to go out with you and monoculars and, you know, little hunting supply stuff. Good stuff for field researching, but then there's also really cute, like Sasquatch, wall art, and little decor pieces are knick-knack, keychains, beanies and hats. And then there is a fantastic selection of books, too. Some of them signed even.

Yeah. Oh, yeah, and all of Peter Bird and stuff is signed. Oh, wow. Okay, so that's actually a huge deal. So if they're hardcore Bigfoot collectors out there, they can actually go to Area 58 and purchase books that were signed by Peter Byrne. We have the hunt for Yeti. We have the hunt for Bigfoot.

And we have the search for Bigfoot monster. or man and we have the hunt for Yeti here. There's two different versions of the hunt for Bigfoot. I guess one is revised and updated and they're all signed here. Is there any others over there? I think those are the same. And I have a couple here of a fortunate life. A fortunate life, if you didn't hear that.

Yes. Yeah. Very cool. You know, listeners out there, if you're in the Bigfoot book collecting, you know how hard it is to find good Bigfoot books and you never find them autographed by the authors. So I mean, that's a huge reason you would want to go check out Area 58. Does it cost any money to get into the museum, Priscilla? No.

Oh, wow. That's awesome. Just come on in. Let's bring yourself in. Alicia, how did you get involved with the museum? Well, I had been kind of helping out keep an eye on the Al Moon Lab area for Tobe. My friend Jeff Brown and I were down there a lot. And Tob had reached out to me saying that Priscilla was going to open this museum.

And he was like, hey, do you think that you'd like to help her with, you know, some odd-in, you know, task things and possibly getting, a YouTube channel going, which by no means am I a professional, but I can kind of help with some techie stuff. I had gone to the festival last year, but like we didn't really, I mean, you were probably busy running around the whole time, but I hadn't actually officially met you until we met down at the Al Moon Lab with Darrell when he came into town. Olympic Strange Days. Oh, in Olympic Strange Days, yeah. So we didn't meet until September. And like, instant connection. I can't believe the connection with the Bigfoot community.

It's just like amazing. I feel like we've known each other forever. Yeah, which you were just kind of saying that in the beginning too, Jeremiah. Like it just, we clicked and it feels like we've known each other for a long time. I think it's been four months. Yeah. Yeah. But I've just been coming here on my days off and helping out when I can and just trying to,

but we've been also going out into the woods to your dad's spot. and having some pretty interesting stuff happen. And yeah. That's really cool. You're able to become involved like that. Are there any other people we want to make sure that we mentioned that are also involved with making Area 58 of what it is? Tobe Johnson has just, he's amazing. You know, he donated the Big Footney price.

and it's just he's been promoting it and he's helping me this next Sasquatch Summer Fest to MC because I'm really shy and I'm like I'm really trying to get over it and I'm I will I will overcome my my shyness absolutely but so Tob is like you know I can emcee I'm so you know I've done these before and I'm used to it and I have no problem with you know public speaking and I'm like okay absolutely and then when it comes to like going out doing stuff kind of our main crew is you me Steve your husband and then Jeff Brown so we usually get all together and go out in the woods and see what kind of stuff we can stir up out there yeah and just a few days ago we had a walk in who wanted to tell us his experiences in Zach Miller he's the one that had

encountered a big foot while he was out chopping or you know using his chainsaw in the woods yes and he left everything behind and it was he came like to our house who's like because you know he knew that we were you know big footers or whatever and he's like I left everything there I don't want to go back by myself and if you guys would like to come with me. So all his stuff was there when we went back. And so that was fun. But he, him and his wife had an experience a few months ago and he wanted to share that with us. So we documented it. And then we went out to his property and went up on the ridge. And we found some interesting stuff. And I haven't uploaded it yet. I need Alicia's help to. But that's probably

the next one that will come out. Oh, man. I'm glad that you bring that up because one of the things that I like best about Area 58 is how you're able to provide a place for people to come in, share what they've experienced. And it's not all just Bigfoot related. You have a YouTube channel that has quite a few encounters out already. And would you be able to share maybe about some others that you've put up on the channel as well? Oh, yeah.

So a couple weeks ago, so this guy, his name is Sebastian, and he had contacted me last year before Sasquatch summer. And he was interested in the more paranormal side. And he heard about Doug Nietzsche and doing the hypnotism for the abduction. So he contacted me and said that he had been experiencing abduction since he's about five years old. And so, you know, I asked what if you had come in. And so we documented that. And, you know, it's quite a story. And my heart goes out to him.

And he broke down and started crying while he was telling his abduction story. And then he told me that his girlfriend, who also experienced, seeing aliens at his house at the foot of his bed, she's going to come in next and tell me what she experienced. And I'll be getting that up there too. What are the times that people can come and visit the museum? So I'm open Monday through Friday, 9 to 3. And Saturdays, we like to use it for, you know, editing and the technical side. I am here on a lot of Saturdays.

If someone wants to come in and talk, you know, look at stuff around here, they can. But I may not be able to, you know, do an interview on a Saturday. But Monday through Friday, 93. Awesome. It's, I will say from experience, you know, it is relatively easy to get to Oak Ridge for people at a state. I mean, if you're having to fly in, you can just fly into Eugene.

And then it's about a 45-minute drive down 58 or so. And it's right next to the Dairy Queen, right? Yep. Yep, right before it. And then people can also reach out through the Area 58 Museum, Facebook, or the Gmail. And it's just Area 58 Museum at gmail.com. That's another way. If people want to schedule an interview with Priscilla or tell their story.

That's awesome. I'm a good listener. I'm here to listen, not to judge. And that's a great, great deal of it. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. What if you could get more from what you already do? As a Shell Fuel Rewards member, that's just a regular weekday evening. You get more rewards, more savings, and more special offers.

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listeners to my show have heard me talk a lot about an area called the meadow area, or sometimes

it's referred to Ronnie or Ronnie's area or Ronnie's research area or Dwayne's a lot of different names.

From here on out, it's now, and I want to make sure I get this right, because I want to make sure people can fall along on all the different, you know, areas. That area is being referred to as O'Cole, correct? Yes, yeah. Perfect. So now my listeners are all on board because if I didn't say that, they would be so, so confused and lost, right? which I think it's a really awesome name for it, actually. So the Oak Hole area is the place where a lot of things have happened over the years. And listeners, if you want to hear more about this, if you go on YouTube under the playlist for Bigfoot Society,

there's an Oak Ridge, Oregon playlist. It's all in there. There's a lot in there, and you can catch up with everything that's happened. But the cool thing about the area 58 team is that you're actually, you're not just staying in this one little building. You're actually going out to this area, I would say quite a bit. And you're spending time to go out and actively check out what is going on in this area. Would you be able to share a little bit about things that you've been able to experience? So, was that Christmas Eve that we got before?

Christmas that the big thing happened and then we came back. Okay. Yeah. So we went out. My phone. Okay. So electronic weirdness happens every time we go up there and have an experience. Electric stuff just happens.

Like the battery on our van will go low. Yeah. So that seems like, okay, we need to like look at this every time. I want you guys to notice that it has, it'll be a full charge and then it'll just go low when we have an experience. But me and Alicia and I, we had taken off through the meadow and I had my phone on a selfie stick. So I wasn't touching it.

I had it on video. I had it sideways. And I hit the record. And I'm documenting us going into the woods. from, you know, the meadow. My phone just, it like, it crashes. It doesn't, the battery just dies on it instantly. So I'm like, okay, Alicia, my phone just did some words. I need to start recording. And then she starts recording. But I'll tell you what happens after she records with my phone. Go ahead.

Oh, yeah. So, yeah, I've turned my camera on. And also, it was like raining, but we're walking back in there. And we kind of just stand and listen for a while. And all of a sudden, we start hearing this rhythmic knocking. And we're like looking at each other. Just like, what the heck? Everybody else is back towards the road. We had a pretty big group with us that day. But we were the only ones back in there. And my son, who's 19, and high-functioning autistic, he drives, he knows where we're at, you know, he drives up to our location and he's running towards me and Alicia. And while this knocking, or actually it's a focalization, it was a really deep. So I was thinking, like the first thing that was popped in my head was, you know, that it was knocking. But after further review, we think it was globalization. But my son, who's autistic, I'm so sorry to cut you off. Oh, no, you're fine. No, go for it.

I think that he actually may have, you know, contributed to this encounter with, you know, the connection with Bigfoot and autism. Because I think it's just, you know, there's an innocence there. And, you know, and Ben, he's just. like, I hear it. Maybe Bigfoot is real because, you know, that's his thing, as he likes to say, Bigfoot's not real. And he's like, no, because that's a bear. And I'm like, I don't think bear's knock. And he's like, okay, I'm leaving. And he's, he gets in his car and goes back home because he doesn't want to be out there anymore. But okay. Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. Well, we, and I thought it

was going to stop. And so I always tried to do like the talking out loud thing because I've had some luck with it in the past. So I just, when it stopped, I said like, thank you. Could you do that again? And the guys were coming. So like Jeff, Steve and Ben were walking up towards us. And in Brazil's like, shh, like you guys, something's going on. And so, but when I asked for it to do it again, It continued to do the same series of at the time it sounded like knocking. But yeah, we had the recording of it and sent them to our Facebook group chat. And I believe you and Tobe both enhanced the audio. And then that revealed potential vocals or even language possibly,

which if people want to listen to those, we up tobe uploaded them to the recent olympic strange days live presents and it's on the area 58 channel but i believe part two has the audio recordings in it and listen with headphones but yeah that was a really wild experience yeah it's it definitely had some of the sounds that sound like precursors of language that David Ellis will sometimes call out in different interviews that he does. And it's something that another group I was part of the Sunday of Sasquatch Summerfest, the Sunday after we went up there.

And we pretty much captured the same thing, individual named Andrew, captured it using his iPhone audio recorder. So it's just fascinating to hear similar things. captured in the same area. And then I was just thinking, as you're sharing about the batteries going dead on stuff, I was like, man, it's weird that we didn't really, that we didn't really experience that. And then I was like, oh, yeah, we did. And I remembered on Sunday when we were up there, I couldn't capture anything on it myself

because my phone was dead. All of a sudden, all my stuff was dead. And it didn't even click at the time. It was just like, man, it's so weird. I always charge up my stuff and it's like, nothing's working. Why is it all dead? It did not even click in my mind. But yeah, so I guess that potentially could have happened to me as well when I was out there in July.

So that is, that's a very interesting audio that you guys captured. You have a really good group chat on the Area 58 channel. And I'll link that in the show notes so people can listen to that as well. So when I got my phone back to the office and I started charging it, all of my, I have like 7,000 photos. They were all blurry. Old photos were blurry. I'm like, okay, this is weird. And then the video, I'm like 26 minutes.

I didn't get a 26 minute video. What is this? And it was, so our video of us walking into the woods, which was only about no longer than a minute. It was 26 seconds and then it switched to slow-mo and went to the video took up 26 minutes for less than a minute video because it switched itself to slow-mo which killed my memory and filled it in which what made my camera stop. I was not touching it. I did not switch it. You know, it was ahead of me like. four feet with my, you know, selfie stick while I was recording. So, yeah. It's a very, very strange area up there.

I think it's, there's so many different ways that whatever is going on up there interacts with, with people. Things that I've, I've been up there where one night there was an individual walking down the road by themselves. And it wasn't in the meadow area, but she was walking from,

to say this in such a way, there's another area where people will gather sometimes. And she was walking from that down the road back to the meadow and she had actually heard her name

called from the woods. So there's some really weird, weird stuff that happens up there. Are there any other weird things that you guys have experienced up in that area since last July? Yeah. Okay. So this was, so I, I sell moss on eBay. I don't know why people buy moss, but they do. So the few days before my festival, I told Chad Dama from, you know, searching for Sasquash, I'm like, I have to go get Moss. I have to ship it out in the morning because you only have three days, you know? I'm like, and it's midnight.

It's actually my birthday. It was July 17th. It was Wednesday morning. I turned 50. But Chad's like, yeah, let's go. I'll go pick them off with you. I'm like, are you? Really?

He's like, yeah, let's go. And so I'm like, okay, cool. So we go up to O'Col. And Chad's like six to ten. I mean, he's, maybe that's what got, you know, these things attention because, you know, he's just a very tall human. But so he's, he's grabbing moss from all these really high branches. And we're just out there talking. My granddaughter is with us, Eva.

She's sitting in the car playing on the phone. And me and Chatter are out there gathering moss. And this talk, we've probably been out there for like 20 minutes. And then he's like, you know, Priscilla, I was telling your dad, you know, whatever. And if you tighten up the flashlight lens, you know, that would be a good deterrent for, you know, BigFair. It's just not even up there for Bigfoot. We're just talking, you know. And he shines that light and probably less than 50 yards away.

There's, I shine. And it's, it's tall. And she's like, for some, and like, I'm, I'm a little scared. You know, it's dark and my granddaughter is in the car. And then another set of eyes show up. And it's like a couple of feet off the ground. And later we would find that actually there was a ledge. So it wasn't a baby big foot or one crawling because, you know, of course, I'm just thinking crawling.

And, you know, I'm scared to death. But it was on a ledge and it was just peeking over the ledge at us curious as to probably what we were doing. And I'm like, he's like, you want to go toward? I'm like, no, I don't want to go towards it. I'm going to go to the car and see Eva. And then Chad had seen one more set of ice show up. This had gotten back to Cliff Brackland,

who is at the festival. And he went back with them. to look for prints, there are tracks, and he found one. So it was, you know, extra confirmation that we, you know, didn't see elk eye shine in the distance or, you know, that there was actual tracks that were found. Oh, absolutely. There's an interesting thing that the group was able to do.

I don't know if you would be able to share about. this is you actually did a kind of an overnighter in the oak hole area on Christmas Eve. Would you mind sharing about what happened up there? We got very cold and wet. It was like sleep snow coming down towards the end. So we ended up not being able to like make it through the full night. We crashed on Priscilla's couch in her warm house. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. What if you could get more from what you already do. As a Shell Fuel Rewards member, that's just a regular weekday evening. You get more rewards, more savings, and more special offers. Earn rewards when shopping, dining out, and fueling up.

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pharmaceutical But we tried a whole lot of things. I have a bag full of gadgets for like, you know, ghost hunting equipment in addition to like thermals and cameras, all that stuff. But so we were trying to reach out to pretty much anything and everything, not just Bigfoot out there to see if we got action. And it was pretty quiet for the most part, but we, yeah. Except for, so she had that, what was it called the S-S?

We did an Estes method with the spirit box and where you listen, one person listens while everybody else like listen or asks questions and then I just say what I hear through the, sweeping through the stations. And so she goes over to the front of her car and she had set down, what was it that you sat down? I think it was a recorder. The recorder? Okay.

She had set down the recorder. then she walks over to the front of her car so you know she can't hear um any questions that we might be asking and then the recorder that was on the back of her car flies off and hits steve in the foot yeah it wasn't like a slide off like it just you know slipped off or anything it was like like something through it on the ground yeah yeah so so we didn't have any big activity but we we had that it was yeah it was interesting but in it we still had a great time but i mean i imagine maybe they wouldn't want to be up there when it's cold and sleety sleet snowing whatever that was but then we went back again was that that was like was that last tuesday

because i think it was just after we did the the live with tow so we went up there for a few hours after that and we were kind of split up more like the guys were Steve and Jeff were in an area and then you and me and Ben were together for a bit and then I was feeling confident and I walked off down the road towards the dead end and at one point I mean I was even walking like I turned the flashlight off on my phone because we weren't prepared to really go out into the woods that day so I didn't have anything on me besides a flashlight on my phone and I was even just walking in the dark at one point. I'm not sure what came over me,

but I was like feeling very confident. She thought she was brave. It was brave. And I had my, I used my voice, and it's called voice note on iPhones. That's what I used to report on my phone if I have nothing else. And I was trying to get some activity. And I was doing the like talking out loud.

And there wasn't really many. responses or anything it was very quiet and then I asked if so if they could like take some steps towards me and like like stick breaks or something so that I could hear them walking or that they're in my presence and a few seconds passed and immediately like that I hear steps of like twig branches breaking towards my direction on the left side of the road and I just lost it I like yelled out. She came running back.

But I was, initially I kind of yell, screamed, and then I'm like laughing as I'm running towards Priscilla. I'm running towards her. Yeah. I don't know what I would be able to do. And the guys are way off in the back. It's like they couldn't even hear me say, hey guys! And then you're like, I don't have anything on me to protect us because really I should have been thinking about the fact that there could be, you know, bear, cougar, whatever out there. But the fact that it happened right after I asked makes me lean towards it was maybe one of them because it was like kind of an intelligent required response in a way.

So then we went back just her and I and they did it for her. I asked if they could do it again. I was like, sorry, I got scared and I ran off. And I asked if they would do it again. And they did take a couple more steps. And then we called the guys over to hear the EMF detectors. It's going crazy again. But yeah, then when the guys.

you know, kind of backed us up and had protective measures in case it was a predatory animal, then it was completely silent. So, and I really wish I had my thermal on me because I could have possibly seen something, but then again, maybe they wouldn't have came so close if I did. So I don't know, but that was funny and scary. That's some wild stuff. I don't know how I would have reacted. reacted myself, more power to you for that's, you know, the thing I like about you is you're not scared to try. Mm-hmm. Stuff out there and more power to you.

Maybe someday I can, yeah, someday I can not freak up, but. Yeah. Yeah. Ever since, because we had an interview after, I mean, it feels like a lot longer than that, but it was after we met in July at the festival and then I had you on the show. And after that, I was like, yeah, she is not afraid to try some stuff for sure, which is pretty cool. Might be a little traumatized afterwards, but. Yeah, well, there you go. Oh, man, I cannot wait to go back out there in a few months and to experience more of the Oak Ridge area.

It's just, it's a beautiful town. I mean, it's kind of talk about it. The town itself is, I mean, it's known as the mountain bike capital of the Pacific Northwest, right? Yes. I mean, so it's a pretty big deal. Like, if you're into mountain biking and Bigfoot, it's the perfect place to be. Priscilla, if you could have any person come in the museum that you might really want to meet, do you have any names you'd want to throw out to maybe manifest it?

You know what? So, speaking this, wrong. Morehead. I would love to meet him. He, I did not know this. He's from Mariposa, California, which I'm from Mariposa, California. I never knew that he was from there. And he owned the 49er, or Miner's Inn, sorry, Miner's Inn was a restaurant that I would always go to as a kid. And I don't know if he owned it when I went there, but I had the opportunity to drive him to Mariposa last year. and I was like, you know, I'll just, I'll just take you. And I'd love to, you know, hear your stories and just pick your brain all the way down there and then, you know, meet up with some of my childhood friends.

But the drive never happened. So, you know, I would love to meet Ron Moorhead. Well, you never know. Maybe it'll happen. I mean, having a place like Area 58, you never know. who's going to walk through the door. I hear stories from about Cliffs Museum all the time and the people that show up in that place.

Some pretty special stuff. And I can see the same thing happening to Area 58 as well. So cross your fingers. Ron might come through the door. I think I remember hearing back in the day, like he used to actually live in that area or do a lot of research in that area. I think further, maybe further west a little bit

around Westfur? I don't know. I have to look through my notes. It's been a while, but it's such a cool guy. One of the nicest guys in Bigfoot, big footing that you can talk to for sure. But Alicia and Priscilla, it's been such a fun chat about the museum, Area 58, and what you guys have been experiencing. I want to make sure if there's anything else that you were wanting to make sure that you shared about the museum before we close out our first part of the interview. Well, I promised Kathy Griffin that I would make a mention of the Peter C. Burn Memorial College Scholarship Fund and that they are accepting donations to help a kid from the Tillamook County

High School to attend college. So anybody who wants to make a tax deductible donation, they can send it to 1221 South West Yamhill Street, Suite 100, Portland, Oregon, 97205, and make it out to the Oregon Community Foundation. Awesome, absolutely. And Alicia, do you mind taking a few minutes to remind listeners and viewers of how they can visit the museum and keep up to date with what you guys are doing there. Yeah. So we are encouraging people who have stories of strangeness of any kind. It doesn't have to be Bigfoot or aliens necessarily. It could be anything.

They can come in Monday through Friday from 9 to 3. And you can also reach out to the Area 58 Museum, Facebook, and the Gmail. You can always send an email to set up an interview. which is just the Area 58 Museum at Gmail.com. And what we are kind of hoping to do is get enough subscribers that we could start doing some monthly live talks here, I think posting them here at the shop, and just talk about a lot of awesome topics

and have people maybe share their stories or encounters in person and just have a good time and being weird, talking about the weird stuff. That's awesome. I love it. Thank you both for coming on. I really appreciate it. It'll be interesting and exciting to see what happens with Area 58 in the future years. And I always have coffee on.

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