Post by hopeful on Sept 18, 2008 19:20:17 GMT -5
Bigfoot Information Project Podcast
From squatchopedia.com - All things bigfoot and sasquatch
The Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (or BIPcast for short) is produced by Brian Brown under the banner of the Bigfoot Information Project. Originally conceived as an interview show, it has evolved into a program produced using in-person field recordings with connecting bits of narration.
Episodes
BIPcast 1: Kathy Moscowitz-Strain - Released 22 July 2006 - Summary: Anthropologist Kathy Moskowitz Strain discusses the Yokuts Hairy Man Pictographs, Native American beliefs, the founding of the Alliance of Independent Researchers (AIBR).
BIPcast 2: Scott Herriot - Released 6 August 2006 - Summary: Filmmaker Scott Herriott discusses the Patterson-Gimlin film, his own bigfoot video, what's needed to prove the existence of bigfoot (absent a body), and his thoughts on the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO).
BIPcast 3: Rick Noll - Released 2 October 2006, Rereleased 13 July 2007 - Summary: Live from Skookum Meadows, WA, field researcher Rick Noll discusses his experience investigating reports and his thoughts on possible sasquatch habitat and behavior.
BIPcast 4: Sasquatch on the Oklahoma Prairie - Released 12 August 2007 - Summary: Live from the Oklahoma prairie, the BIPcast follows a multi-year investigation of sasquatch encounters near a small Native American community. Investigators Alton Higgins and Roger Roberts are interviewed. See related photos at tinyurl.com/2bv7jw
BIPcast 5: Bigfoot in the Big Thicket - Released 2 July 2008 - While traipsing around the Big Thicket National Preserve in Southeast Texas, Brian gets the scoop on the TBRC's Operation Forest Vigil. Interviewed are Daryl Colyer, Ken Helmer, and Chris Buntenbah.
BIPcast 6: Area X - Released 7 September 2008 - Summary: Night operations in the Ouachita Mountains with the TBRC plus an update on Operation Forest Vigil.
Links
BIPcast on iTunes
BIPcast XML file
Bigfoot Information Project website
The above information was retrieved from squatchopedia.com.
From squatchopedia.com - All things bigfoot and sasquatch
The Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (or BIPcast for short) is produced by Brian Brown under the banner of the Bigfoot Information Project. Originally conceived as an interview show, it has evolved into a program produced using in-person field recordings with connecting bits of narration.
Episodes
BIPcast 1: Kathy Moscowitz-Strain - Released 22 July 2006 - Summary: Anthropologist Kathy Moskowitz Strain discusses the Yokuts Hairy Man Pictographs, Native American beliefs, the founding of the Alliance of Independent Researchers (AIBR).
BIPcast 2: Scott Herriot - Released 6 August 2006 - Summary: Filmmaker Scott Herriott discusses the Patterson-Gimlin film, his own bigfoot video, what's needed to prove the existence of bigfoot (absent a body), and his thoughts on the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO).
BIPcast 3: Rick Noll - Released 2 October 2006, Rereleased 13 July 2007 - Summary: Live from Skookum Meadows, WA, field researcher Rick Noll discusses his experience investigating reports and his thoughts on possible sasquatch habitat and behavior.
BIPcast 4: Sasquatch on the Oklahoma Prairie - Released 12 August 2007 - Summary: Live from the Oklahoma prairie, the BIPcast follows a multi-year investigation of sasquatch encounters near a small Native American community. Investigators Alton Higgins and Roger Roberts are interviewed. See related photos at tinyurl.com/2bv7jw
BIPcast 5: Bigfoot in the Big Thicket - Released 2 July 2008 - While traipsing around the Big Thicket National Preserve in Southeast Texas, Brian gets the scoop on the TBRC's Operation Forest Vigil. Interviewed are Daryl Colyer, Ken Helmer, and Chris Buntenbah.
BIPcast 6: Area X - Released 7 September 2008 - Summary: Night operations in the Ouachita Mountains with the TBRC plus an update on Operation Forest Vigil.
Links
BIPcast on iTunes
BIPcast XML file
Bigfoot Information Project website
The above information was retrieved from squatchopedia.com.