Blurry Creatures - EP: 237 Sasquatch Lives!
Episode Date: May 11, 2024This week we have a roundup episode with all your favorite podcasts! Tony from The Confessionals, Ninjas are Butterflies, and Expanded Perspectives join in for a breakdown of what it's like hearing wi...ld stories over the years. Collectively we've all been podcasting for two decades and have lost a little sleep and hair doing so. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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They're out in their woods and they're looking in the bushes and they got,
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All right.
We have a special midweek episode for you guys today.
Squachella is coming.
Maybe you've gone to the desert and sweat and paid $25 for a bottle of water at Coachella.
What we're doing, Squachella.
So sweaty, but probably a lot heavier.
No sweat because we're going to be in the Fisher Center.
This is an amazing building.
If you've been to Belmont University here in Nashville, Tennessee, this building is incredible.
Multi-million dollar building, and the facility is insane.
And we're going to have a bunch of podcasts in here.
And just are butterflies, expanded perspectives, the confessionals, us, after-action podcast.
and if you want to get tickets, Squachella.com,
and we're going to have a good time.
And this is, we just did a podcast
with a bunch of the dudes that are going to be there
and we had fun, just kind of an off-the-cuff conversation.
Yeah, this is really like a one-of-a-kind,
first-of-its kind sort of event, right?
You can show up and participate
and be in the room
when we do some of these crazy paranormal interviews,
everything from Bigfoot to UFOs
and all the things you expect on blurry creatures,
confessional's, expanded perspectives,
and all the fun you would expect
with the ninjas guys.
And then, of course, our friends,
Bell with the Outdraction podcast. There's going to be a military player as well. Lots of fun stuff,
meet and greet and hangs. And you get to meet a bunch of the community. So come join us.
Early August name, right? August 3rd. Yeah. And it's theater seating. So you have to pick your own
seat. And there's a VIP seat if you want to a small select number of people. Get the VIP. We're
going to all hang out backstage. It's going to be a step and repeat. You can take photos,
hang out with your favorite podcast, small Q&A session and there'll be some food. And you can
hang out with all the podcasts backstage.
during lunch hour.
Snag the VIP ticket, you get front row seating,
and you get a special lunch hangout.
And the rest of the tickets are wherever you want to pick.
But pick soon because they're going fast.
And this is all the guys that are going to be there
and probably some more people coming to as we added on.
Yeah, let's go.
Squachella.
Ella, Ella, Ella, A, A.
Ella.
That was out of left field, bro.
Come to Squachella.
We'll see you guys there.
Come on down.
The history of our earth is so different from what we can imagine.
The Smithsonian, that if they found out about a large skeleton somewhere, was to go get it.
I'm going to assume at least one person is right, because if one person's right, it bust the paradigm.
It all goes back to the fallen chair.
And the problem with the modern day church, they have a very truncated view of the supernatural.
This backdrop is just pregnant.
with all kinds of meaning associated with this Mount Herman event.
And this guy defects from the kingdom.
That's a big deal.
All right, so here we are.
We got four podcasts on this episode, and we're talking about something cool.
It started in my backyard.
I called Tony, and I said, you know what, Tony?
I played a lot of music festivals back in the day.
And there was a ton of bands.
What if we did something with a bunch of paranormal podcasts, and we had some fun name for it?
And then a couple days later, I was like, what about Squatchella?
And Squatcella is happening.
I was born.
Is that how it happened, Tony?
Or I have fuzzy memories here?
I think you pitched Squatcella on the phone to me.
And I was like, sounds good.
No, you were pitching it to me on the phone.
I was in my drive while I yelled to my wife and say, hey, I'm not overbooked, right?
And she's like, you're absolutely overbooked.
I said, sounds good.
Let's do it.
And that's how it started.
Yeah.
It's awesome.
The music festivals are fun when, you know, back in the,
the band days, you know, you get as many people on one show as possible, and it was an all-day event.
You sweated. You spent like $18 on a bottle of water, but you had a lot of fun.
But what about all these podcasts to talk about the big guy, Sasquatch, you know, and all the weird paranormal stuff out there.
And so we have four podcasts, at least, on Squachella so far. We don't know what the special guests are.
We've been telling everyone, it's Joe Rogan. So.
I was a very nervous.
Special guests.
This is the old news to me.
But I guess introduce your podcast and tell us your weirdest story.
We'll do this camp style, you know, when you're like, go to camp and you have to introduce your name and like your favorite yogurt or something, you know?
Yeah.
Should I go first?
Since, yes.
Go, Tony.
Go, Tony.
Go.
Name's Tony Merkel, host of the Confessionals podcast.
And started the show seven years ago and focusing on people's.
experiences with the strange and unusual. So we just sit down, had that conversation. When I first started
the show, I didn't know how to, I didn't know how to do anything. And I thought I was going to have to be
like a journalist. So I was trying to sit down and do pre-written questions and like, you know,
draw out all the information. And as soon as I threw out the window, just sat down and started
having conversations with people. The show, I think, got dramatically better. So that's what we do.
We sit down, talk to people about their experiences and their thoughts on all the strange stuff.
And as the years of going on, this show has gotten crazier because I have come to understand that reality is way, way, way stranger than I've ever imagined.
And, you know, as far as crazy stories goes for the show, that's like, ask me which kid is my favorite, you know, because we, like, we have a lot.
So I just, when you brought that up, Nate, as to as a talking point, I went to my YouTube channel and I just looked up as like my most popular shows.
And the second most popular one is one of my ones that I jumped to right away.
I called a Joshua Tree Portal Colt.
And I can't even like go into the entire story.
It was almost a four hour podcast.
But essentially this guy, he moved from Atlanta to L.A.
He's in the film industry.
Works for Netflix shows.
And he was shortly after he was in L.A., him and his roommate went to a bar one night, got drinks.
and when his roommate got up and went to the bathroom,
this other guy came over, sat down with him,
and just started talking, became friends.
And his roommate comes back, they're all talking.
And the bar's starting to shut down.
And the guy's like, hey, I know there's other place that's open.
You guys want to come and hang out.
And they're like, yeah, sure.
So they go to this other location.
And as they're walking up to it,
there was like all these like got got looking people walking in.
And his roommate just kind of got weirded out.
He's like, I don't think I want to go in there.
And the guy that was on the shop.
show with me. His name's James, and he's just like, well, I'll see you back at the apartment.
You know, this, this dude is going to give me a ride back home after we're done hanging out.
So he goes in. And that experience there was strange, like a lot of weird people and weird
things happening around him. But he didn't really think much of it because James is the kind of
person. He doesn't want to prejudge anything. He just kind of really just wants to live life and just
have the experience and see what happens, you know? They're in the car heading back to his apartment.
and this guy, I forget what we called him on the show,
let's call Mark here.
This guy gets a text message from his friends saying that there is a party in Joshua Tree.
And he's like, do you want to go to this party in Joshua Tree?
At this time, it's like 2, 3 o'clock in the morning.
And James is like, no, man, I kind of just want to go home.
I'm tired.
Long story short, he talks him into going out to Joshua Tree.
This is a Friday night, I believe.
They arrive in Joshua Tree.
Let's say 5, 6 o'clock in the morning.
And it's an entire weekend thing.
They spend the entire day there.
When he gets there, shortly after he gets there, some guy comes over to him, puts a bracelet on him that says VIP.
And not everybody had VIP.
Only James and like one or two other people had a bracelet that said VIP on it.
And, you know, he's just hanging out, chilling for the day.
They're having drinks and just talking.
And throughout the day, you get familiar with the amount of people that are there and the surroundings.
things. There's this one girl there who seemed like as the day went on, she got more and more
anxious with anxiety. And she was saying things like, I can't be here tonight. I can't do that
again. I can't be whatever happened last night. And he's like, what are you talking about? She was
very vague. She wouldn't tell him. And so he's going through the day and he has to go to the bathroom.
Now, I called the show Joshua Tree Portal Cult. There was a very strong urge in me to call it
the porta potty portal because it all changed when he went into the portopati.
But he goes into this porta potty and he just takes a leak.
It's not very long.
He comes back out and when he walks out, he said there was a noticeable difference in the surroundings.
He said he was still there, but there was a lot more people there than there were just two
minutes ago.
And again, James is a real laid back kind of guy.
He's like, oh, whatever, you know.
and he just kind of goes throughout his day.
So the throughout the day there is,
I guess everybody was really excited about the two DJs
that were showing up.
There's these two like,
I guess, twin DJs or something.
And when the DJs showed up,
everybody got real excited.
They start setting up for the party at night.
And at some point,
through that process,
there's this other guy who told James that,
hey, man, listen,
I know you don't got a whole lot.
You just came here randomly.
this is your bed, you know, you can sleep on it. It's for you this weekend. And he's like,
oh, that's great, man. Thanks. You know, so he has his place to sleep that night after the party.
He's excited. And the party starts. They go into this tent that they set up. And the DJs are going.
And when he goes in, he starts seeing people physically transform demonic entities that I don't
think he was identifying as that in the moment, walking around him. What,
you could only really call
vampires.
I think he even said people with
yellow eyes or something like that.
There's a lot of weird things.
And he's like,
I don't know what the heck's going on here.
He's like,
this is tripping me out.
He goes outside and I'm skipping
a lot of information here,
a lot.
But he goes outside where the guy who brought him
is out there with another guy.
And he's like, hey, you know,
is this place like tripping you guys out?
And they're like, hey, man, you need to just rest, relax and stuff.
And they kind of walk them over to this one truck that has like this bunk in it.
And it wasn't, I don't think it was his bunk that they gave him initially.
Actually, it might have been either way.
They said, why don't you just go in there and rest?
And so he starts to crawl in and he realizes if they close the door behind him,
it locks from the outside.
And he felt real uncomfortable with that.
So he kind of like hops out.
And he's like, no, I'm good.
Because they started walking away.
And he walks over and they're like, aren't you going to take a nap?
And he's like, no, I'm just going to, I'm going to ride it out. And they kind of whispered to each other
in each other's ears. And they're just like, all right. And they just go back into the, into the tent.
And at this point, he goes over to the guy who said to him about the bunk and everything. He starts
talking to him. And the guy's being real rude to him. Like, he doesn't want to talk to him anymore.
And at some point around this time, this is where it gets trippy. The tent.
shoots straight up into the air and a green portal opens up underneath it and people are flying up
in the air and he's he's freaking out he runs away he runs into a group of people that had um
were dressed in black cloaks doing some kind of seance and one of the people uh started laughing at
him saying you have no idea what's about to happen to you and he just he starts running the opposite
direction and a lot of other things started happening to him uh that that seemed to present
this idea that at some point while he was during the day there, he went through some kind of
dimensional shift. And we've experienced this on the show several times. And it's funny because
like when I introduce my show to people nowadays, I'm like, where do I even start this rabbit
hole with you? But I've experienced several times with people on the show where it seems like,
not on purpose, but accidentally they go through dimensional shifts and they don't even realize it.
Like they everything seems like normal around it,
but there's little small things that are off that looking back on it,
it's like they were on some kind of like dimensional bridge between realms almost.
And I think that's what kind of happened with him because at some point,
he's trying to run away from this party through the desert.
And he's,
it was like there's forces that like he was pushing through trying to get out of this.
And he actually winds up going through the desert.
A lot of trippy things happened to him there,
the ground opening up around him.
he finally makes his way to a hospital and is sitting in a waiting room asking for for them he he basically
asked them to uh for a charge to charge his phone and um he's charging his phone and oh by the way
during this whole thing his phone stopped working it he couldn't call 911 he couldn't call for help
it like was down um it didn't start operating again until he was at the hospital uh but so he
he goes through this whole whole ordeal and he has a voice
on his phone. And it's from the guy who brought him there. And the guy's just like, hey, man,
you kind of just disappeared on us. We don't know what happened to you. Are you good? We don't know
where you're at. And the voicemail should have ended there, but the guy forgot to hang up the phone.
And when he puts the phone down, he hears this conversation between the two guys saying,
do you think he knows what happened? Do you think he remembers what happened and all this other stuff?
like basically is seeming like they're trying to deceive him.
And that was, I mean, I don't know if that sounds trippy to people, but it is honestly one of the
most trippy experiences we've had on the show because of all the things that have been able
to be validated through this story, after I released it, I had never heard of crazy
bonker things happening in Joshua Tree.
After I released it, I had several people contact me with similar stories.
one guy actually came on the show.
His name was James as well, and he was in the military,
and he actually had an experience at this very location years before.
And then there was another guy who contacted me who lost his mother
and decided to go hiking in Joshua Tree to just blow off steam.
He goes missing for four days,
and the news covered it that, you know, man goes missing in Joshua Tree,
all that stuff.
He sent me the video clips of it,
and they searched this area and he wasn't there.
And then all of a sudden, they're searching four days later and he's there.
And they're asking, they're like, where did you go?
Like, we don't know what happened. And he's like, I was here.
And they're like, you weren't here when we came through.
And he's like, and what he said to me in the email, I don't know if he told them this.
He said, I was there, but I wasn't totally there.
I was also somewhere else.
Like it was like a mirror world.
And he said that there was black.
cloaked entities that would walk up to him and talk to him in a different language while he was
there for four days. And so like something trippy happens in Joshua Tree. I got plenty of stories
that have happened in the Joshua Tree area since I released this show. But yeah, Joshua Tree Portal
Colt, Episode 512 is probably one of my favorite trippy episodes we've done. Yeah, it gets wild.
It reminds me of music festivals. Every time you went into a warp tour, Porta Potty, you came out.
things were weird too.
Come out and see a lot of vampires.
That's why you don't use porta-potties.
Because I've always said that.
It made me think of like that those Asian game shows
where someone walks into a porta-potty
and then they roll up like a shipping container
that has like a bunch of dudes in there like at a conference
in a conference meeting.
And then someone walks out and they're like in a meeting
like somewhere else.
They're like, wait.
They go back in the porta-potty.
Yeah, exactly.
I remember those port-a-potties were like sought out.
after band band dudes would fight to get into them in the morning before they got soiled by the rest of the
rest of the crew out there and yeah because before it entered the mirror realm because after so
many times people use it it just creates his own dimension i think from the fumes the chemicals
tony what's interesting about that is when it made me think at the end but you're talking about
with the guy in joshua tree it sounds like a little bit like some of the things that david politis
covers on missing four and one like you have people that just disappear and then all of the areas
are covered and searched.
And they kind of show up back in that area.
I wonder, you know, we've kind of hypothesized a few times in the show about there being UFO involvement.
And Pilatus actually has that film missing form and won the UFO connection.
But the dimensional idea is really fascinating that they could sort of slip into some other other place.
We've talked about Bigfoot as well in that case where there's a little kid that travels like,
I forget how many miles, eight miles over these suit mountain ranges and ends up instead of
a bear took them, right?
So you have these,
but that's a fascinating idea
that sort of you slip out of
this dimension into somewhere else,
then you kind of come back
and you come back in the same place
everyone's looked for you.
I mean, like,
you talk about people's experiences with certain things,
and let's just keep it out in nature
and the missing 401 stuff.
Like,
people talk about how the quiet,
the woods just go deaf.
It's just completely quiet.
And, you know, a lot of times people talk about, oh, lots of predator in the area, and that's why everything goes quiet.
And I just had this conversation with Wes last night from Sasquatch Chronicles, and he and I were talking about this very thing.
And he said to me that, you know, he's been hunting.
I've never been hunting in my life, but he's been hunting.
That's changing.
Your Tennessee, Tony, now.
So everything's changing.
Yeah, well, I got two pigs in my backyard and me processing soon.
So, you know, is that hunting? I don't know. I've kind of cornered them for a year long term.
If you do it blindfolded, it's hunting.
Perfect. Okay. I'll just make sure if it clears back a little bit.
But, yeah, I mean, like, what he talked about the, the environment shift in the quiet down and how a lot of times people talk about, you know, the predator idea.
And, you know, maybe, and this is, I think, me talking more than anybody else, but maybe it's not necessarily.
that a predator is in the area and that's why everything gets quiet. Maybe you're experiencing
some type of dimensional shit. A lot of times people have these experiences when everything gets
quiet. It's unnaturally quiet. And if it's just a predator in the area, like that doesn't,
like the way people describe it at least, I don't think that happens when a bear's in the area,
when a cougars in the area. It's like a pin drop. And maybe it does, but I think that there's a
strong possibility that, you know,
along the lines of dimensional shifts
and stuff, maybe that's what people are experiencing with
the missing 401 stuff.
David Politis
talks about this very thing
and how if you
have this experience where everything
gets quiet and the environment changes around you
to stop walking and if you're
with somebody to sit your butt down on the ground
with your back against each other and
wait it out. Don't move.
Let it pass. And so
to me, that says that there could be,
some kind of dimensional shift happening.
And, you know, we talk to people about, you know, a lot of this kind of stuff.
And how, you know, even through lucid dreaming, you can accidentally astral project.
Well, when you're astral projecting, that happens in another realm.
And people have experiences where they don't mean to do it.
It just happens.
I had a guy in my studio here two months ago who accidentally, through a lucid dream,
projected to my house and.
accurately described how my driveway is, what my house looks like, he drew my house for me.
And like, there was a whole thing with that. Maybe that's the weirdest story. I don't know.
Unless he's a stalker, then that's not just weird. I've done my best to verify it. I'm 99%
sure he isn't. And I do tell him when I talk to him on the phone, if you're stalking me, bro,
we have a problem. Well, that I will shoot you. People who have like near death experiences.
And then they say after the near death experiences, then they get thrown into the astral a lot.
And, you know, that's definitely the most bizarre, some of the more bizarre stories we've heard on our show, too.
But speaking of the woods and hunting, we've got our boys in expanded perspectives who, I mean, I feel like you guys are more of a hunting show.
You guys could have a massive hunting show, but you also do a paranormal show as well.
And tell us some weird stories that you've heard on your podcast.
Okay, yeah.
I think probably the wildest story that I've heard,
because we've heard a lot of wild stories.
As you guys know, when you start doing a show,
the bigger you get more and more stories start coming your way.
Like in the beginning, we'd have to dig for them,
but now they just have to discard.
How long have you guys been a podcast again?
Yeah, I was going to say, how long it's been at it?
Almost 11 years every week, two shows a week for almost 11 years.
And you guys are still friends.
Yeah, we're best friends.
We grew up.
I've known you since the sixth grade.
I still live probably 400 yards from him.
Caddy corner across the park.
We hunt on the same deer lease together.
We do everything together.
Our kids grew up together.
You guys don't go up there to fish.
No, it's like broke back mountain.
We camp out and hang out and we snuggle in our sleeping bags.
Kiss each other in a night.
You don't do that with your friends?
You don't do that with your friends?
Obviously, you don't know every time to go hunting and just wake up in a porter potty the next morning.
I don't know.
Tony, you want to go hunting?
thing with us?
Our first plan night, that's the night's plans for the first night when we get there in August.
So that's perfect.
I guess I'll bring it to Porterpotty.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So we got into podcasting because I work for myself and I'm in a car all day by myself.
And when Cam, he used to work for the municipality around here.
And he was in his car all the time by himself.
And, you know, when he listened to radio, it's just the same songs on a loop over.
over and over. And then if you listen to sports talk, it's just everybody crying about the local team.
It got real boring. And so he was like, do you know what a podcast is? And this was back in the day where
the iPod looked like a big cigarette lighter. I'm like, it didn't even have a screen on it.
You'd have to go through iTunes. You'd have to find what you wanted. There wasn't that many shows.
You'd have to download it. And then we would listen to it. He would listen to it. And we'd
call each other all giddy and like, man, what did you think about that story? And much like Nate had an
epiphany about Squachella one day.
We were in the backyard and we're like, why don't we try to podcast?
So in the beginning, we had to collect gear.
We didn't know how to do it.
There wasn't that many shows out there even doing it.
And when we tell people what we were doing, we'd have to say like internet radio because
nobody knew what podcasting meant.
And we didn't think it would go anywhere.
So we were just kind of doing it as a hobby, but it just slowly started building.
And here we are, you know, 11 years later.
But I think for me, the craziest story I've heard is Cam's friend that,
that had the siding with the little people.
Yeah.
If you want to talk about the little hunter.
Yeah.
So I've got a,
I haven't seen him in a while.
And I,
like I said,
I call him doc.
I've hunted with him.
I've been on this place before.
It's down in South Texas.
It's down along the southwest
Texas border as you get down into like Ozona
and all that is you're making your way over into Mexico.
This dude is a known,
he's,
the easiest way I always tell everybody is he's a construction contractor is what
he's always done.
So he was no BS.
about anything. He's an old school guy. He's, I think, about to sell the business. Anyway, he's an older
dude. Never really into this kind of stuff. And then when he found out, of course, his wife found out
about us doing the show and all that it kind of led to this. And one day, we're all hanging out
and she's like, you're going to have to tell him. And he starts telling me a story that starts out
as it almost feels almost like a, like he's pulling my leg. And as it gets in, you start getting
more and more to where you're like, this dude's not playing. Like, he didn't even want to
talk about it. He ended up having an encounter witnessing more than once 18 inch tall Native Americans.
They were moving around. He found the first story that it talks about is there was a, well,
it looks like a water trough, a concrete water trough that's buried in the ground. So it was poured
that way for the wildlife out there. So it's because it's, you know, it's hot and dry, this whole
thing. So there's Havillina, there's turkey, there's a white-tailed deer. There's a lot of this out
there. So it was poured. So you can walk in there and it looks like powder around the sides of this
in-ground water trough because everything comes to it. He said he was up there one day and there
were what he thought were toddler tracks, but they were little tiny footprints and he can tell
like little human footprints. So he freaks out. He thinks, is there a kid out here? Like what's
going on? He starts looking. The tracks lead off into the grass and that's it. And he gets real
eerie, creepy feeling. Fast forward. There's some things go missing around the deer camp.
stuff turns up all the time, little pieces of stuff missing that you wouldn't think anything of.
Nothing major, like the cap off of like a, like a rattle can, a spray paint can cap's gone, or a socket's missing or little things like that's gone, easily misplaced.
Jump into, it's like around the rut.
He's up in the back part of the time.
It's cold weather this time.
He's glassing over into this huge valley back behind him.
And he sees what he thinks is Havillina moving up the side of a hill, you know, and it's several hundred yards away.
he gets to looking at, he said it's not.
So what it turns out to be, and it looks like an older Native American man and like two or three others,
and they're making their way up this hill.
They're wearing like clothing.
They look like they have like skins on, all of this, but they're literally tiny.
They're, you know, less than two foot tall as they're making their way through there.
So he watches it, can't believe it.
Doesn't tell anybody.
Still doesn't really bring it all up because he's like, look, the guys I hunt with, you know,
you can't talk about this stuff.
You know, they're going to just run him out of there.
like, what are you doing up here by yourself? You're just getting lit and then just going out on your own.
You jump in there again, it's during spring turkey season. And he said he starts calling on these turkey.
They start making their way on there. He's trying to get where he can cut them off. So he hops off into this dried creek.
And it's one of those ones, you know, when it floods out there, of course, there's water. And otherwise, there's never water in it.
So it's all sandy bottom. He said he's down. And the reason he gets off in it's because it's lower than the ground.
so he can get down below the turkey eyesight,
and then he can move up, try to get ahead of him,
keep calling him into him.
He works his way around.
He said the creek makes a big bend to the right.
He says,
as it makes a bend of the right,
he kind of looks up.
And at this point,
he's probably less than 20 yards from like three
of these little Native American guys standing there
just on the lower edge of that creek looking right at him.
He said one of them was like carrying a rabbit.
Looks like it's been killed.
They got it all tied up and it's like slung over with the street.
They've got their gear.
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Or to be in the presence of this, he said it felt like it was old.
Like what I'm in is something that's been here way longer of whatever this feeling is.
He said he just nodded at him and kept going, never paid any attention.
He said they watched him leave and then took off.
That was like 2016, I think, 2017 right around there.
I've spoken to him a few more times and he has never seen them since.
He was like that interaction was the last time that anything ever happened.
So he'd had it spotted.
He had talked to a few guys on there.
I don't know that any of them ever came before.
I don't think any of them ever had seen anything.
They knew about missing stuff,
could tell things that happened in and around their stuff.
But that was it.
But he said after that point, nothing went missing.
Nothing had, they never saw them.
They never saw any sign of them being on that place.
we also tying into that story had another story of a fellow that was remodeling an old ranch house down not far from this area, probably within 50 miles or less of where this all took place.
He said he goes in there one morning, way before daylight's in the summer.
They're going to get started at daylight because it's so brutally hot.
He goes in there.
He said they were putting all their tools in five gallon buckets and just leaving them in there, whatever they chalk lines and all this stuff as they were framing and doing all this work.
he said he goes in there and it's you know barely can see and the buckets had been turned over
and stuff scattered everywhere so he's like well i guess the coons came in digging through stuff
maybe somebody left something and they got him but he goes he goes to look and notices there's
stuff scuffling around inside there goes out some of the you know where they hadn't put the windows
in it jumps out the holes and takes off at this point he says he starts seeing this chalk line of
he is not the same guy this isn't the same dude that saw him the first time this is a different
guy. He starts noticing this chalk line in there. He said, it's strung out in the
mesquite trees and all that. He goes out there. There's three or four, again, two foot tall
what looked like natives or brownies or dwindies or however you want to describe them in this
little mesquite flat watching. And he said, they have been taking little things of theirs
of whatever was in this bucket and spooked and ran off. He said, after that encounter,
we never had anything else go missing, nothing else. We never saw another sign. Whatever it is. So
whatever's down in there. It's like the land that time forgot. And you can slip off down in there and sometimes get some of that. So yeah, that's one of my, I would have thought it was straight BS if I had not set there and had him tell me. It was one of those, like he didn't want to even talk about it. His wife's the one that forced it on him to talk about it. And then after that was that not. Was that warm feeling? Was the warm feeling that he had? Was he peeing his pants? Because that's probably exactly what I don't feel. Yeah, right? Probably 100%. Yeah. It was a portable.
when he's talking about it. He's not a romantic guy, right? Like, we're talking about a dude that,
you know, he's quite a, he's older, not a romantic dude. Like I said, no nonsense, straight, hardworking
dude. So when he started talking about having these feelings, it was very strange for him to be like,
man, it felt like wholesome. It felt warm. Like it felt in, like, this is the way things are. Like,
it wasn't an eerie feeling, a negative feeling. He was like, I felt honored.
to even be there to get to see this at the whole thing.
And I said, so what did you do?
Because he rides a bike.
So he like rides his, I don't mean a motorcycle, a bicycle.
So he like rides his bicycle down in there.
So there's no smell.
There's no sounds.
You can slip around.
So he was slipping around like a ninja the whole time.
Right.
And that's what he was like, man, I didn't even what to do.
He said, I nodded my head and took off.
And just the way he talks about it, he was like, I didn't know any way to react.
After it was all over, the funny part is,
after that encounter, he said he left, didn't even hunt the turkey, got back up, got on his stuff, went all the way back to the camper or back to the camp, started loading stuff up.
He was like, I don't know what I'm supposed to do next.
And that's why his wife was like, you're going to have to tell him because it kind of threw him for a curve.
He's like, I don't have any idea what just happened.
I love it.
Of course you do.
Of course you do.
He just made Nate's day, camp.
Nate has this weird obsession with the little people.
We talk about on our show often.
Same.
Yeah, same.
Same.
And we know that homo Floriances is scientifically proven as a little person that, you know, that they found in Indonesia.
I mean, it's proven that they've had that.
And just like Tony and Luke were talking about with parallel dimensions and the missing four and one and stuff, a lot of the sightings of these little fay folk, it makes you wonder, are there parallel dimensions?
It's something that's bled through.
Because oftentimes in these cases, the creatures are little things that are seeing these fe, these gnomes, whatever they look like, they seem shocked like.
they seem shocked like why can you see me you're not supposed to be able to see me and they're just as shocked as the person that witnesses it and so it's like what is that i mean there's all kinds of cases from all over the uk especially of people seeing these little gnomes like in their gardens or sprites they go by lots of different names but it's only for a few seconds
and kyle it's interesting man like uh what you were saying about about this reminds me of a story that we we didn't do on the show um but i go
fishing up in Fort Smith, Montana at a place called Refuge. And near to that, there's a big
ranch. And there's a bunch of really old, hardened cowboys that work this ranch out there. And they
have stories of the Dwynda out there they see. And these are like, it would be to me the same
thing you're describing this, this guy. These are like no nonsense, work their whole lives, work
hard. But they have these stories that they're real reluctant to tell. But they've told some of the
guides that that we work with when we go flyfish up there. And
said there's these old boys up on the ranch and they swear and you have to get them to talk about
and they won't talk about unless they know you but we've we've hung with them a few times and they'll
tell stories of these little people and it is like a no nonsense these guys aren't aren't weaving
tall tails to impress some fishing guides like these guys are dead serious that there are there are things
out there and this is on like the crow nation land so you have some sort of weird things
also happen on reservations which yeah
Oh, we have several Duendi stories that come just like that.
It's like New Mexico.
Yeah, as I say, some cultures treated as like an omen.
I know this guy that was doing like seismic surveys in Arizona.
They were on a reservation.
And for whatever reason, they had a bunch of guys they had hired that were Brazilian.
And they come running down the hill because they saw Duende and they quit and left the job site and never came back.
Yeah.
So to them, it was like, it's an omen.
It's something that they don't want to mess with.
It's a harbinger for something bad's going to happen.
Those guys said they thought it was a raccoon at first.
during the day, walking on its back feet.
What it was was a small duende or little person, but it had like a rabbit or raccoon pelt that it was wearing.
Had a little walking stick, the whole thing.
These dudes, like seven grown men blasted out of there.
Gone.
Yeah, well, that's what I was going to say.
So we were in Peru, and Luke and I took a trip to with podcast, some of our fans to Peru last summer.
And we're coming out of Bojontepamba with some of those huge, massive stones.
And there's this marketplace.
And this guy has these little, these little, like, gnome statues that he's selling.
And Tim Albarino's with us and we're like, I'm like, ask him in Spanish if he's seen these things.
And the guy then begins to tell a story.
He's like, down to the years, like 18 years ago, I was up in the mountains here in Peru.
And I saw one.
And it was walking over the hill.
And they're real.
And then he said the same thing.
He took off because it's a bad sign.
When you see one of these things, good things do not happen.
So you don't want to, you don't want to interact with.
the little people, that's for sure. And it's funny how you can have these stories on these shows of
giants, people running into giants and then people running these little tiny Native Americans
and it just makes you scratch your head of what's possible and what's out there.
If a 400 pound, eight foot tall Harry Hominy can hide out there, I'm sure an 18 inch tall
dwindie wouldn't have a real problem.
Yeah. Now, we've had people tell us that they've had stuff missing like in Cam's story,
stuff around the house. And if they started leaving little gifts,
then like all the mischievous
would go away.
Like sugar or liquor,
little things like that out for them
because they like the party.
Little shots of fireball.
Yeah.
I don't know if you want drunk dwindies.
There are problems already.
You get them lit.
Dude, that's all.
It'd be like getting a toddler drunk.
That's the worst idea.
Then they just start multiplying.
Then you have a bunch of them at your house.
And then you got to deal with them.
And then the neighborhood has a problem.
The HOA gets involved.
Right.
Then they're throwing a party in jostratory.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Exactly.
You're right. Garage door comes up. They all take off. You've got to try to round them up like you've heard them chickens.
Next thing, you're head first in a porta potty in the fourth dimension. And it's just a bad day.
Yes. Mother feet. They're like, this is where we go.
I bet you, Tony, you can start a business where you just get a flatbed trailer, put a porta potty on it, call it Porta Potty. Just drive it around Tennessee.
Portle Potty. Charge 10 bucks to go in and see what happens. I think y'all need to copyright the name Portal Potty right now.
I think that might be a plan. That's a good business plan right there. I think we start that up and see.
see if it takes off.
We can do a tour.
Let's just do one at Squachella.
Yeah.
Like a special Port-a-Pi.
Make it a vendor truck.
It's a tent you made in the portal party.
It's like those fortune things.
You pay for the fortune.
You get it.
You go on the Port-a-Potty and you get like some, you know, interdimensional message.
You open the board and salt hands there.
You come out with a key chain that's shaped like a turd.
It's just the ring.
Thank you.
Everybody deserves the lid ring.
And they've come to our brainstorming session.
Oh, the portal potty.
A portal to
Tony you should have them
Bring a porta potty
for the stage
And when you start your segment
On the spot
You come out of it
I'll wheel it out
Yes
And I don't know how I
Is this Joshua
I'm scared
You guys are missing right now
And again Tony comes out
But let's shift up north here
To the
Well actually I guess south
Deep south in the floor
Deep south baby
Yeah
We got the Ninjas
Our Butterflies guys here
You guys are
Tell us a little about yourself
How long you've been to potty
podcast, how you got started, and
sing us a song, dang it. Come on.
That's what we came for.
So, yeah, we're ninjas or butterflies.
We're describe ourselves as
Jack of all trades and masters of
all of them. Every single one.
Yeah, we're very skilled in so
many things. Everything we say
is true. Everything we say is 100%
true. Definitely not a joke. 80%
of the time.
No, we started this podcast
a year and a half ago.
Fall of 2021. Yeah, we're about 90 episodes in now.
Yeah, and we just started it because we wanted to start a podcast talking about whatever.
That's why we named it Ninjas or Butterflies because it means absolutely nothing like our podcast.
But also it means everything.
And it does mean everything.
Yeah.
A lot of people.
Yeah.
No, we just.
We talk about comedy, conspiracy, and that's the big thing is we just try to find the funny in it.
And so a lot of times there's, we're not talking anything intergalactical or
spiritual and it's just poop stories and talking about our everyday lives and what's happening
in the news. And then suddenly Josh is like, by the way, everything that you've ever known is wrong.
And this is why. And there's a conspiracy that we just dive into. And so it's been really fun
because like you said, like we used to be able to have to go out and search a ton and Josh still does
a lot of that studying. But a lot of it we've been getting like, hey, recommendations from, you know,
from a lot of people. So that's the cool thing is I know that we're never going to run out of material.
Yeah. You guys been doing it, you know, for 11 years.
So I know that's got to be huge, like a wonder, like, man,
what are we going to, what are we going to talk about on our thousands,
thousands episode or whatever maybe?
The physical weight to the hard drive.
Yeah, exactly.
No, but we have fun with it.
I love, I'm obsessed with everything that doesn't make sense.
And that's why I love all of y'all's podcasts.
And we steal a lot of material from you guys.
And just we give like the Sparknote versions of all of your stories pretty much.
yeah we take out all the good stories anymore no one knows that is anymore no one knows that is anymore
we're too old just like a pay phone sorry Josh is 50 years old I am yeah I mean but as far stories go
yeah yeah but as far stories go we've had just so many like special personal stories like you've had
UFO sightings one of our favorite episodes is me telling a ghost story that um that happened to me
but it was one of those things or a lot of the time I just didn't think that door was ever even there
you know, that I didn't believe in ghosts, don't believe in aliens, that kind of things.
But then when certain things happened to you, obviously, right?
You're like, man, the door that didn't even know existed just opened up, and now I'm questioning everything.
And so that was kind of my, because I came from just like, I just want to have fun.
I'll goof around.
And then we would just get into these stories.
And then Josh would be like, have you thought about this?
And Andrew would be like, yeah, but this has a certain meeting.
And it's like just this domino effect of just deeper and deeper conspiracies or maybe different
meetings that were just right in front of our faces the whole time. I don't know. Yeah. I love it.
Yeah, I've seen what I know of two UFOs for sure. And the second time, I peed all down my leg.
Yeah, we were outside of Murphy'sboro, Tennessee and a cabin. And just that night before,
I had this weird interaction when I was just outside and we're literally in rural. Like,
there's no neighbors. We are in the middle of the Tennessee wilderness. And,
I'm on the phone and I see like this weird black shadow thing and I hear the I'm on gravel and I hear the gravel and I hear the gravel start running towards me. He's moving towards me and it's louder and I look. All I see this black figure and I'm like freaking out and I get off the phone. I go inside and then later that night Josh is at 2 o'clock in the morning. Yeah. I was I was peeing off the front deck and I felt like something was like watching me and I look and there was just this orb above the trees. I'm like, yo, what the heck?
I'm like, is that a star?
Because it looks like it's like super close.
All of a sudden, I just went like,
and then it just shot off over the horizon.
And that's when I peed all on my leg and ran inside.
And then he looked behind him and there was another light in the corner,
but that was the Airbnb camera that was recording him apparently the whole time.
So like, sorry we pit off your deck, you know.
Yeah, we can pick that.
You can see that video online now.
It's fantastic.
Yeah.
Patreon, baby.
Dude, I think I think my favorite story, though, that we've told is Andy.
your ghost story because we were filming a Halloween episode and he's always told this story where
there's a voice recorded and he always heard it like my name's kegan as the story goes it was
a recorder that was in a room he walked into on a ghost tour this is very long story short but he
plays the recording on the podcast for the other guests who were listening and it was the first time
we had headphones on and like listen to it and i'm like hold on being another guy we looked at each
other we're like that didn't say my name's keegan we're like at the same time would you hear
we both said Andy Deneu.
And so he's telling this ghost story with no idea that his name is in the recording.
Yeah, because we've told the story like two, like for two or three years before that when I moved down here.
And when the recording came through, it was a really weird night.
It kind of like opened, I adores for me.
Like, you know, it was Halloween night.
It was like super dumb of me to do this, just to tag along this ghost tour with my friend.
And, you know, looking back now.
But when we've listened to the recording, he's.
like, hey, I have this, and I think this is what it's saying.
So in my mind, it's like, my name is Keegan.
All these things were like, what does this go?
Like, you know, this little girl, Keegan, poor girl.
And then so we've always told that story.
And then no joke, we had the one we've redid it on the podcast.
We had people who had never heard the recording before.
And so they're like, oh, wow.
You know, they heard it.
That's super scary.
But then I'm like, wait, you guys are hearing something different.
Yeah.
They're like, no, we heard your name.
I'm like, no, no, no, no, there's no way.
Do you have it?
Yeah, I can find it.
And then he plays it.
And I think we both, you can see it.
I'm so glad we were recording it because it was absolutely.
Genuine fear.
Yeah, and his buddy that did this ghost tour thing, he's like a professional ghost hunter or something.
Amateur guy, yeah, but he just does.
He has all the proper equipment.
He's had very little success, but.
He wears like the jumpsuit with the backpack and the big gun that like.
Yeah, yeah, I've seen no shit.
Yeah.
Do you want to hear it?
All right.
Here's the recording that was sent.
The story.
Oh, wait.
And you can change it out.
Jeez.
Oh, that was not the ghost.
Okay.
All right.
Here he is.
Reading,
Keogh.
So when we hear that,
we don't like that.
Because I thought he said,
my name is Keegan,
but then if you listen to it again,
I was just like,
now my buddy can't not hear it either.
Your name is Keogh.
So, so scary.
It's so terrifying.
But that's the thing is like,
well, we can't explain that.
Like, I can't.
And so it's hard for me to wrap my mind.
mind around or still be in denial of like, you know, this certain spiritual realm not
existing and, you know, on earth as we play it up in movies and stuff like that.
But I'm like, that felt very much like a horror movie and that felt very scary.
So yeah.
Just fun things like that, lighthearted stuff.
Just light work.
Did you notice any, uh, anything happening after that experience that you picked up that
EVP and stuff?
Did anything like, like they talk about hitchhiker effects and stuff like that?
I mean, did you ever have any other experiences?
I don't know anything about a hitchhiker.
Because he told me like you guys prayed and stuff like, hey, you don't have or he's like,
yeah, he has that.
He had a whole protocol and I just thought it was so silly when I first got there because he would just talk to the house, talk to whoever's in it.
I'm like, what is this?
I love scary movies.
I'm like, this is fun, whatever.
But at the very end, there's that prayer.
It says, you do not have permission to leave with us.
You know, like this is something we're, you know, we're trying to help you.
He's like, apparently he tried to go back there or something.
And so I don't know.
Yeah.
there's nothing that I've seen afterwards, but it definitely has just changed my perspective to one,
just respect that side of the unknown a little bit more. And, you know, if you don't know much or you're
not very well defended, you're just, you're setting yourself up for failure or for open attacks or
something. And luckily, I feel like I'm not possessed. So that's good.
Oh, hallelujah. Josh told me, you know, after that, you did get addicted to hitchhiking.
And now he's usually seen. Yeah. It is weird. And I do, I do wake up in the
woods covered in blood naked sometimes once there's a full moon. But I don't, I think that's just
my medication. A great podcast idea where you just, you just go out hitchhiking and then you
record whatever happens and then you just put it out on the internet. This podcast is giving
me so many good ideas. But, you know, just go out hitchhiking and record whatever the hell
happens because I'm sure there's some weird stories are to be told and some weird places you'll
be taken. I'd get murdered first episode.
well that was a short run
I guess
I guess Luke we can kind of dive into blur
well I want to ask the guys if dinosaurs are real
or is Helen Keller real
is dinosaurs real
did Bigfoot
and are they the same
are they the same
and what portal did Helen Keller come out of
yeah that's a good question
dinosaurs
yeah
I mean we got gators down here
which are like literal dinosaurs
we got sandhill cranes that are like six feet tall
you're literal dinosaurs
they're like cackle
like Velociraparipators.
Yeah.
They got them blasted rapiders down here.
Yeah.
Helen Keller, I don't think so.
I don't think she was real.
I believe more in dinosaurs I'm doing Helen Kelly.
That's so sad.
Isn't that so sad?
I agree.
I agree.
All our minds are just working.
Dude, I love your guys' show.
Your show's so fun.
It is, God, just cracks me up.
Like the, I mean, you guys hit us out of left field when we came on with us.
It's just like, I didn't even thought about it.
And they were talking about...
Luke, you froze, buddy.
You're a complimenting guest. Can you say it again?
No, one's let that actually happen.
No, please say it again.
Yeah.
But do it more.
He's in a parallel dimension.
It's okay.
He's in the ball.
He's back.
The great thing is with Riverside,
it wouldn't have come out as frozen at all.
And so, like, the audience is going to be like,
what do you guys mean he's frozen?
We heard every word.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Next time somebody freezes, we just keep nodding.
Yeah.
Yes, yes, like Jack Nicholson.
He's like all kinds of different about your mother.
I don't know.
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offer.
Remodeling a house and just listening to weird
stories like this,
and you know not to go back to the hunters but i had listened to i don't know seven or eight years
and it was always the hunter's stories that really convinced me something about like you know
like cam you were talking about you know your buddy who's just this he's not he's not this kind
of guy that makes up anything he's almost too serious and you you hear about 50 60 of those things and
you're like there's something to all of this paranormal realm but the hunters and the cops and the military guys
they they sort of are no nonsense fellas and they're like that they're not-sense fellas and
And then when they tell their story, I was like, we got to do something.
So the logo was designed in 2019.
And then I asked Luke, the summer of COVID, hey, Luke, you want to do this podcast about Bigfoot, but we're going to kind of go.
We're also going to tie in like sort of this biblical worldview, biblical perspective of like, you know, how do you have faith and also hear all this weird stuff and kind of tie the two together.
And, you know, the Bible's full of stories about giants and all this other weird stuff that nobody wants to talk about a church.
but we could talk about it on blurry creatures because it's just two dudes and no one's going to
like come after us and try to like kick us off the church council we can get as weird as we want
so that's right and we do and that's when it starts about four years into blurry creatures and
we started talking about bigfoot and i'm sure you got your favorite story luke uh that you've
heard on blurry but i i'll tell my favorite story because we about saskwatch we've heard some
wild stuff like some people who supposedly go underground and the and work with the military and you know
some of those stories are hard to wrap your mind around but my favorite bigfoot story that we heard on
the podcast was a guy came on the show and uh he goes to i think it was in south carolina he goes to
camping at some Airbnb with his family and um he's into saskwatch he's he's thinking about it
he his his kids are you know they're listening to the podcast and they're like they're into this
Well, he's walking with his family along the, a trail one day, and they're just out doing their thing, looking for, looking for Bigfoot.
Don't see anything.
Don't have any experience.
Come back home.
They go into the cabin.
And then he said he lays down in the cabin, small cabin, and all of a sudden, it like, you know, sort of later in the night, his whole visual senses get taken over.
He's like, it's like I'm watching a movie in my mind.
but it's like I can't I can't get out of it I can't see anything in the room I can feel the room
I can feel what's going on I know I'm still in the cabin but I'm watching a movie of me and my family
walking through the woods and I see this I see the viewpoint of a Sasquatch in the bushes
watching me and my family walking from earlier in the day so his whole take was this Sasquatch
is watching him from the ridge knows he's looking they're they're looking for him but he's
somehow managed to record this event with his family he said i could see all the details the trees
i could see he was behind a bush and kind of going in and out and he projects it into my mind
and then he like leaves the cabin and then all of a sudden my senses come back and i'm back
laying there but for like a minute or two i'm re-watch i'm watching a rerun of my day before of
this Sasquatch watching me. So he gets to see the viewpoint of the Sasquatch. I thought,
you know, we've heard the stories of them taking, they can talk to you directly.
They can mess with time and they seem to fade in and out. But a lot of mind speak happens
where they can directly communicate with you and say things. But this was the first time I've
heard like you get the old Sasquatch vision. The movie.
The Wanka vision. But I don't know. I thought that was a wild one. I hadn't heard.
anything that crazy.
But how about you, Luke?
Yeah.
The one that comes to mind is the Roger episode only because it does have a
Sasquatch element.
And we've gotten into this, as Nate said, we started this thing talking about Bigfoot,
and then we started getting the Giants, I think episode 11 of our show and we're,
you know, four years into this now.
But we had this episode where a guy dug up giant bones on his property.
Old Minnesota farmer.
Like Salt Deer didn't even have like a.
I think he had to call him on a landline.
This guy didn't have a computer.
He was like super believable to this point.
So we go through this episode talking about him digging up giant bones in a mound
on his property.
He has a farm in Minnesota.
Says his wife won't come up there because it's scary and weird there now.
And this episode was like the turning point for me in our show because we're kind of
wrapping up his story about the giant bones and the government coming out,
tell him to refill it in.
It's part of the Native American repatriate.
The accusation act, whatever, never say that, where you can't dig in it anymore, even though it's on his property.
He claims he found giant bones in there.
And we remembered at the end to ask him about Bigfoot because we were like, it's how we usually start all of our shows is what are your thoughts on Bigfoot?
And so we're like, hey, by the way, Roger, we meant to ask at the beginning, sorry about this.
You know, what are your thoughts on Bigfoot?
And he's like, well, you know, I got three that come up to the barn.
He's like, they braid my, they braid my horse's hair.
And I've named them.
And he goes, he starts tells that he's named these three.
Bigfoot and then he goes out there and he plays his Native American flute for him.
And then it goes in, it takes the hardest right turn of all time.
We start talking about how the Bigfoot are actually on this serpent mound on his property.
He dug into and found the giant bones.
There's actually a portal on the egg that's in the serpent's mouth.
And out of this portal comes something called a boar crock.
Never heard it before.
We looked it up.
And this is actually like an Egyptian kind of hybrid creature that they believed in,
which was like part boar and part crock.
I was like a man bear pig there.
It was like half boar, half crock, half man.
You know, it's like man bear a pig.
But he said it comes out there and it was attacking things.
And so the Bigfoot, which he called the rice lakers, there's three.
It was nature of their names that was white diamond, Becca, white diamond, and little one.
And they would protect, they were protecting his farm from these boar crocs.
and there was a dog man in his driveway as well
there was a dog man but
he had the whole of it just
it's unbelievable right
yeah but the thing is though you have this like old salty
crusty farmer from Minnesota and he's like
this is what happens on my property man my wife won't come up here
and my neighbor seen thunderbirds and
he's like we've got a serpent mound and
giant bones and by the way
these three bigfoot they come up
and they braid my horses hair and I play flute music for them
and you're just like
my favorite part of that story what
he's in he's in the barn he said he's in his barn and he's like well
I just had to tell him the gospel I had to witness
he preaches to the Sasquatch preachers to the Sasquatch
and I just
you know we are so early this is like episode 30 something
we're like somebody has to
somebody's got to tell him about the Lord
you know
sorry I was late I was having communion with
satsquatches right
You know, it was so wild and he was so matter of fact about these things.
And it's such a hard turn.
It's like, it's one of the more unforgettable.
Now, we've talked about all kinds of crazy stuff on the show, you know, as well as most
you guys have, you know, everything from satanic ritual abuse and just wild stuff, portals
and pantries.
We had an episode with a portal and a pantry, not a porta potty.
Deep underground military bases and aliens and all.
And so you kind of get, there's this level, I think, where you level up into this weirdness,
sort of becomes status quo, right?
But that was really like the turning point where you're like,
dude, this is so weird.
And he is so matter of fact, like some dude you would see like at the co-op,
like, you know, buying seed for the farm.
And this guy's telling you this doesn't have a computer.
He's telling his wild stories about Borkrocks and portals and Bigfoot
and this intergalactic battle that's happening on his property.
where he found giant bones.
And so wildest, it's there.
It's up there.
But it was just,
I always kind of go back to that one because it was so like it,
it hit you out of left field when we thought we were rapping in the episode.
And he's like, oh, by the way, I got more for you.
And here's what happened.
You're like, dude, this is you.
Don't stop talking.
This is.
Can I add a follow up question?
Right.
Exactly.
What the heck are you talking about?
So that's the one I go to.
Yeah.
I'll tell you, the braiding hair thing is something I heard years ago by, who was it? Nate, you might know the guy, Coombo Baker.
I don't know. No? So Coombo years ago came out talking about how he came across cases with Bigfoot where people were having Bigfoot. Maybe it was his horses. I don't know. But the idea of braiding the main, the hair on the horse, the other side, the other side,
side of that story, the other half of that
that you guys didn't get that
I was told years ago is that
they do that while they're doing the
freaky with the horse.
Oh, yeah.
This family show just leveled up to
PG-13.
I've heard the little people
do it and they ride the horses at night.
They take them out and they ride around
like and then they put their hair.
It's not the Sasquatch. That's what
I've heard. Did he see
the Sasquatch doing it?
no I don't think so
because I mean he had so many other weird things happening on that property that maybe was a little
people maybe he just didn't share that with us and he was holding some things back
yeah maybe that's how we get a lot of things you can't unsee
I'm a very visual person and I'm not liking this podcast right now
I can't unsee it but I can never talk of it again
we did have a centaur story on the show maybe that's how we got the centaur
the man the man bear page this is this was a funny email we got this guy was talking about
how back in the, it was like the early, it's like 1920, at 1910 somewhere in there.
He said his grandpa was a very serious guy who's told the story. He said that they would,
they were on their farm at night. He had like a huge family, a bunch of people,
three generations of people out on the front porch in the middle. You just, you know,
it's hot. They sat outside. And they said, sure enough, this thing comes running down their driveway.
And we've probably emailed this guy a couple of times. And it stops.
everyone sees it and they all look and at the end of their driveway is no joke a centaur and it looks at
them and then they all look at it and then it takes off into the bushes and uh his grandpa used to tell
the story at like family gatherings for years that they saw one of these things and it's like straight out
of narnia right and you and and luke and i were early in our show going i mean are people just
messing with us and we emailed the guy back he's like no i's
I swear, I promise.
My grandpa told the story like all the time.
His whole family saw it.
And I think he was the youngest.
And the crazy thing was a reverse centaur.
So it was no pants and just a horse head.
Terrified.
Everybody's way more terrifying, actually.
It's part of these shows is who do you believe and why do you believe them?
And I guess maybe everyone can go around and just kind of maybe wrap it up.
What was your mindset before you started your podcast and what is it now?
I think it would be a good, like, wrap-up sort of discussion.
Why do I feel like everybody's waiting for me to say something?
No, you know, I'll go for, I'll go first.
Come on, Tony.
Let me go quickly here because I think this is fascinating.
For me, I've always been the skeptic on our show with Nate,
because Nate talked about the top of it.
He, you know, he had this 10,000 hours of listening to Bigfoot shows while he was remodeling houses.
And so he just, and I've always had a mild interest,
being mild to moderate interest in Bigfoot.
And so I just thought it'd be fun.
to talk about these things that are weird, you know, it's, it is fun, right? It's, it's fascinating to think
about and, and just sort of investigate and have discourse around things that don't have
real solid answers and just try to figure it out. And that's what we've been trying to do,
get better answers to, to maybe unanswerable questions. But doing that all through a biblical
worldview and through a biblical lens is really where our show lives. And what,
I was very anti-having an alien discussion just at the beginning. I was, I was like, I don't
want to talk about this is stupid.
The same thing is all stupid. I don't want to talk about it.
And for me, I think we had enough guests on that we're giving compelling sort of paradigms for
understanding this and framing the alien phenomena and kind of looking at what the narrative
is that's out there versus what the Bible has to say about stuff like that, with, you know,
what it was an extraterrestrial.
You know, by definition, angels are extraterrestrial.
They're not of earth.
and we are.
And so sort of
changing the way I was to think about and discuss this thing,
I found space within
my expanded paradigm to discuss these,
to discuss it.
And I was very much not in that space.
I remember telling Nate,
I don't want to have an alien show.
Let's not do this.
This is dumb.
We'll lose all,
if we had any credibility to start out with,
we're about to lose it.
But we always say that our show is a journey podcast,
and we do start Bigfoot.
these experts in Pickfoot and we've kind of we've journeyed down into all the things that we just
sort of talked about um and to you know dr michael heiser said on our show was just really one of the
in our minds nate in my mind i won't speak for nate but in our minds it was he's really he's really
a cornerstone to these conversations as a christian he wrote the book the unseen realm and he said
that if just one of these accounts are true that we that we listen to and talk about if it's just one
is true, then it breaks the paradigm and you have to expand your paradigm to encompass
in these things, right? So just one day foot sighting is real. You know, just one of these
alien encounters is real. And just one out of out of the thousands and thousands of happen.
Then we've got to figure out how we fit this inside our worldview. And for me, that actually
happened. And, you know, we lost Mike last year. And he was just, he became a great friend.
But I think he was, he was revolutionary in the way he compiled and put things out there.
And when he, when he said those things to us, it really changed the way I thought about.
those things. For me personally, the journey has really been like spending my paradigm to consider.
And I think having these conversations around the weird things in the Bible and the weird things people experience is something that's missing.
This discourse is missing, not in this circle right here by any means, but just in Christendom in general.
And I think we do ourselves a great disturbance if we don't talk about the weird stuff and try to contextualize that from the point of view of our faith.
If we don't do that, then I always say this.
the world's more than willing to disciple us and what they want us to believe, what the world wants
us to believe about these things. And that is always going to be contrary to the truths, the biblical
truths and what the Bible says. And so that journey has been wild to me, like, just kind of flipping
that switch on and saying, I can consider this and I do now. And I have a good, I have a good answer,
I think, for what, what's happening here. Now, are we going to know? Maybe not until they,
till we have disclosure, but we're getting very close to that. So for me, that was,
that's been the journey sort of around our content.
You get the Alien Award.
Thanks, I'll take it.
Give me an iced out chain, baby.
What about you, Tony?
When I first started, for me, the way the podcast started, I was a tractor-trailer driver,
and God called me to do this podcast, and I've told the story before, but I won't go deep into it,
but just it wasn't my comfort zone.
I mean, I was literally driving my truck.
I felt the Holy Spirit say, you're going to be a podcast,
you're going to work with Wescomer from Sasquatch Chronicles,
never talked to the guy my entire life.
And a month later, he's calling me.
And that launched the podcast.
And it was a big growing experience for me because, you know,
up to that point, I was interested in a big foot topic,
listened to West's show, really looked around online about it.
But outside of the topic, I really didn't talk about a whole lot of the stuff.
really wasn't really that interested. And I felt a strong pull to start a show where you talk about
everything. And that was very uncomfortable for me. I didn't know what to talk about. Like, I remember my
first UFO show was in the first five episodes. This guy Roger was on and he's talking about this up-close
encounter that he had of a UFO. I mean, like, it's huge. It was right there. And I'm just like,
What the heck am I? What am I doing? Like what? And then so there's this whole inner
struggle because I knew how the podcast started. So I had this like I put this pressure on myself of
making sure I don't let God down and take this show in a direction. It wasn't meant to go.
And I didn't know what that direction was supposed to be. And kind of like what you said,
it was the show, I've come to understand that the show is about people's experiences, but it's
also about my journey through these topics for seven years, you know, 650 episodes, you get to hear
the transition of my mindset where first episode was Farmer Seas Two Sasquatch in a field.
And it was just me talking to this guy in Pennsylvania to now we're talking about porta potty's
and like, you know, other realms and stuff. And it's like, how did you get there? And it was a
slow trickle effect of me being exposed to people's experiences and finding that, you know,
some of these wild experiences have been able to be verifiable. And that shapes your mindset.
And you have to take that into consideration. And for me, like when I first started the show,
you know, my first email, the first email I ever got was a woman saying she saw Slender Man,
never brought her on the show because I wasn't ready for it. If somebody emailed me now and
said at a South Sleman, let's go. Toppa, baby, let's do this. And, uh, and like, you know,
but people would email about their dreams. And early in the day, in those days, I was like,
why, why don't I want to talk to you about your dreams? I have dreams too. There's nothing weird
about that. I never, I, I never, uh, in those days, looked at everything the way I look at it
now. And now I'm like, you don't like, the whole, the whole scripture is riddled with dreams and
dream interpretation and God speaking to people with their dreams.
Like, of course the dream state is something to be thought about and talked about.
And then when you start talking to people about the dream state and then you start learning
about lucid dreaming, well, what is lucid dreaming?
Because I've never experienced that.
But they're saying that this is a dream that they had that was more real than here.
And the things that happened there seen to overlap here.
And then you start talking to people who had experience with other people in their dreams.
And then in this reality, they share notes and say, yeah, I saw you my dream last night too.
Yeah, that room, yeah, I saw, yeah.
And it's like, well, what is that?
You know?
And so it just takes you down this whole road that...
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Again, you guys started a show and you're like, let's talk about Bigfoot.
It's like, oh, that's like, like, Bigfoot is just a topic now that we do.
And it all just was like this domino effect.
So like for me, it was just this, I feel like it's a personal journey as well.
I look at my show as, it's like a mixed bag.
and I'm fairly convinced that reality is far more stranger than I can fathom.
And, you know, I'm just, I'm here for the ride, you know.
And I don't really, I also struggled early on.
I'm like, you know, I felt this like almost wait, like, well, I'm the host of the show.
Like, I don't want to, like, you were talking about validation and, you know,
hurting your credibility and stuff.
And I was just like, you know, if I bring this person on, if I talk about this,
like, what is that going to do to the show?
Am I going to ruin the show?
And I just got to the point where I'm like, you know,
know what, just like with people's salvation, like it's not my job to make you believe in Jesus
Christ as your Savior. That's not my job. My job is the lead you to the water. It's between you and the
Holy Spirit. My job's done. And so I look at it the same way at the show where it's like, you know,
I present the stories of people's experiences that they've gone through. I've personally experienced
things that I can't explain that people who call me crazy for. I've talked to people on the show
that has shared their personal experiences that I've been able to verify that if I couldn't have
verified. I'm like, I don't know. So I'm at the point where it's just like, listen, we present the
story to you as the audience. It's your decision to choose what you want to believe. It's, it's,
it's my personal journey, but it's the audience as well. It's their personal journey through the
weird. And that's just kind of where I leave it at. Yeah. And that. Yeah, I think I agree with
like Tony's saying is like we've experienced a similar thing where we, I thought we would learn more
over time, but I have actually, I've got more questions now than when we started 10 years ago.
And like Tony was saying, we present these stories for the audience to listen to.
It's up to then the judge what they think about it because we get people, you know, the email and be like, well, how do you vet these stories or that guy's story was impossible?
And I'm like, look, it's impossible for me to say that he did or didn't experience what he experienced.
That's ridiculous to me.
And whether somebody physically saw a biological Sasquatch or it was just a mirage or a hallucination, whatever it was, the effect, the impact, the impact is.
it has on that person is exactly the same. It's changed their life forever. So I've got people
that have come to us on air, off air, people that didn't even know we did a show that have told us
these stories. And you can tell, man, they have no reason to make this stuff up. I used to haul hay
for an old rancher when I was a kid. I did it. I know my whole life. And after he heard about our show,
he pulled me aside one day and said that he saw a Sasquatch on his ranch 30 years ago. And I was
like, well, how come you never told me that the whole time when I was hauling hay for you?
And there'd be no reason for this guy to make that story up.
And with all the crazy stories that we talk about from portals to duendies to Sasquatch,
extraterrestrials, whatever, time slips, I can't tell you the amount of people that have emailed
us and thanked us for bringing these stories to light because they thought that they had a weird,
wild experience, and they never told nobody because they thought they were the only one.
And they were afraid that they were losing their minds.
but through podcasts, like all of these, all you guys shows as well, is like it makes people more comfortable and then it takes the pressure off them.
They're like, man, maybe I'm not crazy.
Turns out over 100 people have seen this glimmer man.
You know, I thought I was the only one.
And so it's helped people out.
You don't realize when you're joking around, jackassing around with your friend on a podcast that somebody, you're actually helping them.
Like, I was really depressed or whatever and they'll ride in.
Like, you guys literally changed the way I was thinking.
brought me out of the slump I was in, and I can't thank you enough.
And, you know, that kind of stuff, I never crosses my mind when we're in here just goofing off.
But I think that the shared experience, I think everybody, no matter who you are, likes to sit around a campfire and hear crazy stories.
That's what I think.
Yeah.
And it's not my job to prove whether they're real or not.
I don't think you ever will.
Like, we always joke about with Bigfoot.
I hope it's not discovered because then that ends all the fun.
The fun is the mystery.
It's like when they show the aliens and signs and they're really.
ruined the whole movie.
I'm not kidding.
I'm going to die on that hill.
I'm going to die on the hill.
If they had just not shown you the aliens and signs,
it would have been so much scarier.
I loved that movie.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Also,
their one weakness is water,
and they went to a planet with two-thirds of water.
I mean, come on.
It's water from the beginning.
Talk about higher intelligence, right?
Yeah.
A bunch of dummies flying right home.
Yeah, ours is very similar to y'all's
where we just started this podcast,
um, just for fun,
because before this, we've been doing content or I've been doing content for Sunday cool seven years now, I think.
And just doing like funny skit videos for like churches and youth groups and stuff like that.
And then when Andrew came on, was it two years now or three?
Three.
Yeah.
We just start having the funnest conversations of like what we saw on the internet or TikTok or like whatever.
And it's like, yeah, do we really need to start a podcast?
and we didn't know what we were doing or which way it was going to go.
Definitely didn't expect it to be where it is now.
But our prayer the whole time is just God use the podcast however you want in the moment it becomes about us.
Just take it away.
And he uses us dummies that talk about our favorite poop stories and peeing on our legs when we see a UFO.
And we get just so many emails and messages of people like,
like what you guys are doing is so rad and like like I've opened up my Bible for the first time in 10 years or whatever just because we talk about scripture a lot and like how it relates to everything and we're very not educated in anything but everything but everything but everything yes but yeah we just have fun with it and I feel like now what the podcast is done it's like I feel like I've taken the red pill from the matrix I just see like everything like way differently now yeah you know like but it's like
I mean, from a young age, I always knew that there was something more, like, in the spiritual realm and stuff, just because I've had encounters at a young age.
But now with this journey we've been on with, like, listening to you guys and stuff, it's like, it's just clarifying everything.
You know, it's like, like, oh, yeah, I'm not crazy for experiencing this or thinking this.
Or just talking about it.
I think that's one of the biggest thing is my confidence has changed of like, okay, it's okay to talk.
about this. It's okay to question this. It's okay to make a joke out of this. Because
at the beginning, I'm like, I don't know if people are going to really like just listening to us,
talking about whatever, because we're not experts in it. But I think that's the coolest thing is
seeing a community build around what we're doing and be all in and be super excited and
see us as friends and say, you should talk about this next. And then we do. And then we,
it just builds a community where it's like, listen, I'm not the only crazy person that's
talking about this. All right, we got tons of other people that, you know, are, you know,
you know, asking questions or looking into it. So it's just been a really cool thing just to see
how our minds have just been a little more open, but also just more firm on, whenever it leads
back to spiritual stuff. It's always like it's just cementing our faith even more. We're like,
but golly, he's still in control. And he's doing all these things. And yeah, we've definitely
found a genre of people that it's really cool of how our podcast works. It's like we talk about,
we can talk about like really deep, heavy stuff. But it's like,
all packaged within like a humor-based thing.
So it's like we don't take ourselves that seriously,
but like it definitely,
I don't know,
eases the tension of,
I don't know.
Oh,
just the heavy topics.
Yeah,
and it cuts it all off.
It's fun how we're all evolving to is like,
you know,
you guys,
it started with all jokes and now you're like buying in
and now you're like educating your audience.
I started out a complete skeptic.
Like I never studied anything about the book of Enoch
when I went to Bible college.
And Josh starts talking about,
about it. I'm like, okay, guy. But you know, then you started from a good perspective too,
because like not usually the perspective you would want, but like you didn't have no podcasting.
Or like, listen. So it's like, yeah, yeah. So to all be on a different journey, different path and
all of us like coming together and asking tough questions. It's just been super fun. And finding
the funny is the most, that's the most important thing for me. It's like, because I know we all work
better, especially me and Josh. Like when we get in that goofy state, that's where we thrive. And so
the fact that we're able to throw in all this
heavy spiritual interdimensional stuff
with red heifers and all that stuff.
It's just cool to be able to joke about it and
for another episode.
Do you know 9-11 was an inside job?
See you next week.
Cliffanger.
Yeah. I agree. I agree.
I think that you start these podcasts.
I think for me it was a moment when we were in,
I was talk about our story,
going to Peru, but when we were standing at Soxai Waman, it's looking at these giant megalithic
stones that are like, you know, perfectly smooth on eight sides, fit together like Legos, and you're
standing at this wall that's towering over all of us. You're like, this is massive. Like, how did they
move these stones? Some of these stones are so huge. And I think it's one thing to talk about stories,
and it's another thing to stand there and stare at it and touch it and be like, how did they build this,
you know? And one of the things we've talked a lot about is the megaliths. And,
sort of this ancient construction,
this knowledge that they built these things all over the world.
And then when you actually get to go to one,
and it was kind of cool that our fans rallied around us,
and Luke and I got to go to this place and basically hang out.
We did a live podcast where we're walking around.
And being in downtown Kusko and touching these green stones
that just look like marshmallows fit together.
And they've been there for thousands of years.
And you're like, this is, one of them was 12 sides.
and like how do they do this?
And it feels like, you know, when you,
you grow up in the church and a lot of us have,
you hear these stories of giants, David and Goliath,
and you don't really understand.
That's like a little snapshot of like a whole narrative
that has sort of been brushed over.
Like there were giants and they were killing them
and they were exterminating them.
And then you see things that maybe they built.
And then you start to reverse engineering that.
Like, okay, these stones look like they were lifted
or levitated in a place,
shaped in the air or whatever, they were heated up or they were, however they did it,
there was some advanced knowledge. And I think then you have to sort of reverse it.
Like at some point, you know, the whole giant narrative for me has changed that there were angels
are probably like a physical being, not a spiritual being, an actual physical being.
They're just not here. And I think that I've changed my perspective because you grew up in the
church, everything that you don't understand is just, it's just mystical. It just floats around. There's
no, but it's like, no, they're, they birthed, they got, they hooked up with women and they birth
these giants that, that, that, and there's remnants all over the world. And I think the physical
aspect of these things that you read about in ancient history and all the mythologies around
the world and every single culture's, you know, their story, they all kind of tell the same story.
They talk about a flood. They talk about giants. They talk about these weird things. And,
and you know growing up in the church it was like okay so maybe angels aren't spiritual beings
maybe they're like upgraded humans and they came down here and messed with everything you know like
why is why do we over complicate things like so I think that's the mind shift that I had
because I never really understood what is an angel you hear stories of angel people I was driving my
car and all of a sudden this angel saved me I got in this car wreck or I showed up and you know how
people have these encounters with angels and you hear about them all the time and you're like,
what are they?
You know,
they made a movie about that.
They played baseball,
didn't that?
Yeah.
How many eyes do they have?
They only played outfield, though.
They weren't infielders.
They weren't that good.
But you just like putting it like sort of a, you know, angel could roll into town today,
hang out, have dinner with him and ask some questions and then he could leave.
And they're like, well, people say all the time, like,
Oh, well, angels can take on the form of anything.
And I'm like, I don't think so.
So that's where my mind has changed.
I think their resting state is something that's like a human.
It's not just spirit.
It's not just spirit.
There are spirits.
But I think that there are.
Just to clarify.
Because spiritual gets a little muddy.
They live in another dimension.
Another dimension.
But anyway, this is kind of a taste.
I just want to say thanks to all you guys for wanting to do this Squachello Festival.
if you want to, I guess we can all pitch this event right now.
Like, this is happening in at Belmont University, at their Fisher Center, which is like an $85 million building.
It's awesome.
I think you're short like $100 million on that.
I think it's $185 million.
I heard it was $85 billion.
We're getting $85 million.
I don't think it's $180 billion with a B.
0.5 trillion.
But anyway, it's too well.
Inflation, it's now trillions.
That's right.
It's a trillion dollar building.
and come on down.
No, but we're, uh, we're going to do this live on stage.
Everyone's going to have sort of a topic and we're going to, we're going to, just, just like your typical music festival, we're going to be shotgun blast you back to back to back to back to back all day long with, uh, you know, all the weirdness.
And it's called Squatchella.
You can get tickets now at Squatchella.com.
And, uh, yeah, we're really pumped that, uh, all you guys are.
or we all do something different.
We all have a different vibe and it's cool to see, you know,
some sort of weird idea kind of come to reality and here we are.
So I don't know if you guys,
I don't know if you guys want to tease anything else, but,
no, it's going to be rad.
It's going to be so fun.
I'm stoked.
There's better than a song.
Andy's going to do the whole show without a shirt.
Absolutely.
That's like, yeah.
You got a Squachella banana hammock that's pre-ordered right now.
And the ticket's just sold out.
Yeah.
There we go.
And they're gone.
Cheering the most because, you know, they have some intimate camping situations between the two of them.
Weird.
But we also have a VIP ticket.
We can talk about that.
There's a limited amount of VIP tickets.
We're going to have a section there where you can come backstage, hang out with us.
We're going to do Q&A, take pictures.
You can get some signed posters.
And it's going to be a good time.
And the VIP includes Andy washing every single person's foot.
Yes.
Spongeback.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And I will come to you.
Those feet.
I will go to your residence.
Yes.
So it'll be a long night, but I'll be there.
His wake up.
Your feet's just being wet.
What's the world?
What's it?
Go to sleep.
Just like Jason, man.
Washing feet.
Yeah.
Appreciate you guys.
August 3rd, right?
Yeah, thank you, Thomas 3rd.
Yes.
Mark it on your calendars.
August 3rd, Nashville, Tennessee.
I'll make sure I'm there.
Yeah, make sure you guys are all there.
in this virtual room.
But join us.
It's going to be fun.
We're going to, it's going to be like a music festival with podcasts.
You get to see your favorite podcast live, do their thing.
And maybe you'll see Andy's feet.
We can't say that's for sure, but that may be the special guest at the bottom.
No, it's guaranteed.
It's guaranteed.
It'll be very, very aware, very apparent.
Actually, probably the first thing you smell all over here.
See when you walk in.
No, it's amazing.
Like, who and I went to a movie premiere the other day?
And it's an amazing building.
Awesome facility.
theater style.
Everything's just incredible.
It's funny that the juxtaposition of a bunch of dudes talking about Sasquash in this building
will be hilarious on its own.
And it's like one of the nicest buildings in Tennessee.
Can't believe we get to have this event.
We're degrading it.
Yeah, we are degrading it.
And they're letting all of us into it.
I've heard they're giving us honorary PhDs, too.
Belmont is, you know.
That's pretty great.
In Sasquology.
Come on down.
It's going to be.
There's going to be a VIP hanging out.
There's going to be merch booths, photos.
Tony's bringing a portal potty.
We got a huge electronic wall.
There's going to be videos.
It's going to be just an amazing staff.
Fire.
It will be fire.
We'll tell you when.
They'll get those guys bring in live gators.
That's right.
It's going to happen.
Boardcrocks.
Squachella.
Perhaps.
You can get your tickets now because they're going to go quick.
Absolutely.
They will.
Thanks, boys.
Bye.
Thanks, guys.
It's a big of a good person.
Yeah, you're all the best.
