Post by hopeful on Sept 15, 2008 20:41:07 GMT -5
Retrieved from Squatchopedia.com
Born 7th September 1967, Minnesota resident
Brian Brown is the creator of Bigfoot Forums and the founder of Squatchopedia. Brown is better known as 'Bipto' (the Pumpkin King) for reasons known only to himself.
Brian also hosts and produces two podcasts, the Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (BIPcast) and The Bigfoot Show (which he cohosts).
Retrieved from the Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy (TBRC) website texasbigfoot.org:
"Brian Brown is the founder of the web's most popular bigfoot discussion website, The Bigfoot Forums. In addition, he produces the acclaimed Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (BIPcast) and co-hosts The Bigfoot Show with Scott Herriot and Paul Vella. Brian was also recently elected to the Board of Directors of the Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers (AIBR) where he hopes to help the group foster the development of organizations like the TBRC across the continent.
Brian's interest in the sasquatch is rooted in the stories he heard growing up in his native California and is inspired by the work of John Green. He is a partner at an interactive marketing agency in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he lives with his wife Kellie and his two children.
Brian will be the Master of Ceremonies for the (2008 Annual Jefferson, Texas Bigfoot) Conference (on October 18, 2008) and will also moderate a panel discussion of the speakers from 4:00 to 5:00 P.M. The panel discussion will likely later be included in a Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (BIPcast). "
Born 7th September 1967, Minnesota resident
Brian Brown is the creator of Bigfoot Forums and the founder of Squatchopedia. Brown is better known as 'Bipto' (the Pumpkin King) for reasons known only to himself.
Brian also hosts and produces two podcasts, the Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (BIPcast) and The Bigfoot Show (which he cohosts).
Retrieved from the Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy (TBRC) website texasbigfoot.org:
"Brian Brown is the founder of the web's most popular bigfoot discussion website, The Bigfoot Forums. In addition, he produces the acclaimed Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (BIPcast) and co-hosts The Bigfoot Show with Scott Herriot and Paul Vella. Brian was also recently elected to the Board of Directors of the Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers (AIBR) where he hopes to help the group foster the development of organizations like the TBRC across the continent.
Brian's interest in the sasquatch is rooted in the stories he heard growing up in his native California and is inspired by the work of John Green. He is a partner at an interactive marketing agency in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he lives with his wife Kellie and his two children.
Brian will be the Master of Ceremonies for the (2008 Annual Jefferson, Texas Bigfoot) Conference (on October 18, 2008) and will also moderate a panel discussion of the speakers from 4:00 to 5:00 P.M. The panel discussion will likely later be included in a Bigfoot Information Project Podcast (BIPcast). "