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Wartime Werewolves & the North American Dogman with Starfox on SOR · The Cryptid Huntress

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We had such a great time. Man, If you guys are ever able
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show, after ours has another fantastic show for us, so y'all go there
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right after we're done. Okay, But I have a really awesome guest tonight.
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I have Kenneth Thibodeau, aka Star Fox here in the studio tonight.
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He's with the North American dog Man Project. We're going to be talking about
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were wolves during the wartimes, particularly World War two, Vietnam and some other
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stuff, and also we're gonna be talking about dog Man. Of course tonight,
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let me give him a formal introduction here at spaced Out Radio. Kenny
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Thibodeau is a filled investigator and representative of the main chapter of the North American
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dog Man Project. He's an actor, journalist, designer, videographer, dog
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man historian, and author. You can subscribe to his YouTube channel that's star
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Fox Media on YouTube, where he has a plethora of dog Man related videos,
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were wolf videos, and actually I'm going to bring up the were Wolf
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of Georgia tonight with him because I presented some information on her yesterday and then
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I watched his channel. We got some of the same interests. Please help
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me. Welcome to the show Star Fox. What's up? Kenny? What's
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up? Jessica? Hello, friend, Hey, thank you so much for
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being here. Welcome to Space Out Radio, of course, of course,
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thank you for having me aboard. Okay, awesome, thank you for being
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here. Okay, So, first of all, I want to know how
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you got into the dog Man phenomenon, and I want to talk to you
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about some of these were wolf stories that I've seen you cover on your channel.
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I just yesterday reported on or I gave a presentation on the Georgia Bigfoot,
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and I included at the very end of that a story of Isabella is
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actually Emily Isabella burt Out of Georgia, Yes, known as the Georgia Werewolf.
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And this was back in the eighteen hundreds. Okay, it was a
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long time ago, old school, old school. And I actually saw that
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you had mentioned her on a show not too long ago on your channel,
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and I got to tell you the way that the audience, Okay, the
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audience was there for Bigfoot right well, when I said bring up wear wolves,
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they got it right, they dug it. But then when I got
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on the dog man topic, there were people in there that were completely confused.
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They had never heard of dog man before. Can you believe that I've
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actually run into that quite a bit. It's a misconception. I have a
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theory with your skin walkers and people that practice more of the dark arts,
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those are more of your traditional were wolves throughout history that you would potentially see
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wearing the ointments and the skins of the animals, dogmen, the Sinlo,
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Sphale. These are actual creatures that are portrayed as flesh and blood. I
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mean, we're talking about two nine DBC with Alexander the Great Heratus and Greece
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speaking about them. Alexander the Gray said they are ferocious warriors with and against
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them. Yeah, the Sinocephalite, the dog headed men. When you look
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at maps of the old World, there are regions around the world where they
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had village as communities, towns, civilizations of dog headed men. Yeah.
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And I'm assuming women too, right, Women I've covered When it comes to
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dog women, I would say maybe five to seven cases I have. I'll
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give you an example though, So I have a pet squirrel. She's a
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female, but I saved her, so she's very, very in love with
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me. But some of the other squirrels that see that she goes outside and
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hang out, come around males and females and they've all become friendly. Yet
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the females at first are very skittish in comparison to the males. It's just
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by nature. Females are usually the ones that have to bring up the little
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ones, so if they're in danger, they need to protect themselves. So
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when it comes to dog women and dog men, same thing. Most likely,
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if a dog woman has pops, she's not going to go out of
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her way to put herself into harm. And also, if you look at
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some of the Latin American lores when they speak about the white dog woman with
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the blue eyes and then the jet black with a red eye male dog man.
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They go head to head. The male dog men are the ones that
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are taking the people in their lore. Yet the female comes and if you're
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lucky, interjects and allows you to escape. Oh yeah, oh well,
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somebody just told me a story. Actually, I was talking with Ron moorehead
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of all People yesterday. Love Ron. He's like the godfather of big footing
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in my opinion, and and he was there with us yesterday. He's responsible.
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I speak to Daryl pretty much a couple of times in his Bigfoot group
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as a dog man, which is which is pretty cool. So he had
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mentioned he was with Ron. I'm actually supposed to be working on a logo
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for Daryl that I have semi done yet as I was speaking to you.
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The problem is there's always stuff for me to do. And as I'm revamping
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my channel, which to anyone that stops by, please cut me a tad
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bit a slack. I understand that some of my playlists it don't don't worry
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about that stuff. But then the next week or so it's going to be
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platform in the way I want. It's just kind of being updated, and
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I'm covering new content sent to me by eyewitnesses, and like I said,
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I'm trying to do something for Daryl, So I just I'm stacked. But
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I have plenty of time to do it, and I'll get through it.
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It's just it's not presented in the way I would one enjoy at the moment.
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It is quality control. And you are an artist, so you know
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what you like and what you want. You want it to be good,
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Okay, I understand that. Yeah, creative too. At the end of
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the day, I love being creative. Yet when I'm working on something for
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eight, nine, ten hours sometimes which you get your half hour video out
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of it and it's beautiful, at the end of it, I PLoP myself
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down into my bed or my coffin as I say on my show, and
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joint come out like because it drains you. Yet I love being creative,
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but people don't understand what it takes to see. Hey, Ryan, Ryan's
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the man. Wait I literally just saw that. Yeah. Well, actually,
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Ryan presented at the Georgia Bigfoot Conference yesterday. Amazing a. Yeah,
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he had actually said about that. That's good stuff. Yeah, So we
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were both presenting at the Georgia Bigfoot Conference yesterday. So what's that Ryan?
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Speaking of creatives? He is as well so and a great researcher. Yes,
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he's probably one of my top three cryptozoologists for sure. Oh yeah,
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yeah. Hopefully it won't be having him on the show very soon. Okay,
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So dog women do exist. As I said, I don't have as
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many encounters as I would prefer, but I do. If I sit down
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in front of my book, it's at least five to seven maybe eight year
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range or take. Oh yeah, yeah, you always got to clumb in
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the dog women as well. And I have people I have I know people
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personally who claim to have seen dog women and they did have Okay, so
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here's here's the age old question. What kind of mammary glands do they have?
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I guess we could say, right, And I've heard a couple of
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different ones. I've heard that they had a couple different ones, like as
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if a dog would, but they were formed a little bit more, for
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example with the chest and breastbone. And I've also just recently spoke to a
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girl down in Tennessee, Sonya that spoke about how she blatantly saw it was
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a male as it crossed the road. Wow, what's occurring for sure.
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Oh yeah. So my friend who's actually seen one said they had two brists
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like a female woman like a human okay and John Fortman. Oh my gosh.
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I had the for at the conference yesterday and on Friday. Thank you
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for being here tonight. You guys are awesome. I hope you made it
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home safe. Thank you so much. Uh. But yeah, if there's
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going to be dog man, there's also dog women. And now, when
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I brought up the dog man topic at the Georgia Bigfoot conference yesterday, I
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had a gentleman in the front row who raised hand and said, what is
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a dog man? He looked actually looked back at the audience and was like,
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have y'all heard of a dog man too? What is this? And
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I actually referred him to the North American dog Man Project website. Appreciate it.
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Appreciate we're actually updating that as well. With then I'm doing that for
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Jody too, hopefully within the next few weeks. We have a ton of
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new images we want to get up there. But yeah, we're trying to
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put together the skeleton aspects of the Germantown documentary that he wants to drop in
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February. But we're going to get that all vamped out too, so that's
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going to look really nice as well. But no, thank you appreciate that.
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Well. Of course, you guys have a fantastic website. You can
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look up reports from all over the country. There. You can just put
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your cursor over at state and you can click on it and everything rops up.
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It's it's really fantastic. And you know in my field, you know,
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I come from a big foot field researchers background, and so yesterday I
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was actually talking about the Georgia bigfoot it to the crowd, and I showed
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a picture of the different types of bigfoot, and I think that was mind
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blowing to some of the people that were there. You know, you and
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I probably take this for granted because we talk about dog men all the time,
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we talk about bigfoot. I talk about bigfoot all the time, and
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so we know the different categories. But to the normal everyday person, they
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don't understand that they are more than just like that one van helsing looking wear
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wolf dog man out there. Right. You said that, so when people
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start telling me their encounters, they'll use the term werewolf. But I understand
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in my mind it's because they're not necessarily familiarized, and I'm not going to
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interject anything until after they're done speaking, and then they can ask questions after
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and then I'll answer, because if I'm interjecting something, it could also influence
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their next statement. So if someone is, hey, I saw a werewolf,
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it doesn't necessarily mean that they saw it change in front of them unless
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they describe that too. They ninety percent of the time are going to be
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describing dog Man. So when I'm doing my research of the dog Man,
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it comes into a triangle. I'm not just looking and documenting the dog Man,
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meaning people have seen I reports that said it looks more like a coyote,
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a coyote man eye reports of a family that they said a fox looks
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like a fox man. You got Bear Zeller down in Kentucky. You have
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some of your more traditional looking ones like you're van Helsing, as well as
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the howling looking were wolves or sorry, I should say dog man, And
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then you have your baboon ones. You have that click atat Ape cat out
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in California that looks more sleekish and has the skin variants. So yeah,
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and that's what I try. And then you have your Hyena one the German
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shepherds, but the traditional aspect of their frames are still upright by peedles.
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Some are more lanky, some are more muscular. Yet if you look at
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humans same thing, or if you look at animals in general, you could
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we could all go out and purchase the German shepherd, but they're not all
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going to grow necessarily that they'll be around the same way. But someone for
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example Ryan his could get massive. It's just the way animals are. Every
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animal potentially is going to have a different frame to it. I mean,
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you look at grizzly bears. You see one come into the area, You're
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like, wow, that's a pretty gargantinous bear. And then all of a
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sudden, the next one comes in and you're like, wow, that's even
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more enormous than that other bear. And then the third one comes in and
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they all run off, and you're like, okay, So moral the story
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is, there's always something bigger out there. So if you and I know
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of something, whether it's a great white shark deep blue, it doesn't matter.
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There's something bigger out there. Something that's bigger is smarter because it's stayed
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away from humankind. Yeah, which is is pretty scary. That's funny that
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you brought up the barilla bearzilla burilla or bearzillayes. Yeah, same thing.
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But but Ryan and I were actually kind of messaging back and forth about that
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the other day because he had mentioned something. I guess I was talking about
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a zombie bear or something, and so we got on that topic of barilla
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and zombie bears and secret super soldier programs that our government may or may not
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be doing. Now getting to that topic, Okay, secret programs. Do
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you believe that our government potentially maybe not even government, maybe like secret agencies
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of some sort, black projects, black programs. Are they utilizing dog man?
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Do you think, well, look at it, look at it like
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this? As I previously mentioned with a click attat ape cat, we're talking
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about the Manhattan Project with Lauren Donaldson and doctor Bear. They were brought in
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because they specialized in animal practices. For example, law and Donaldson created I
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mean, you can kill it, but the Donaldson trout can live in fresh
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water, saltwater, cold water, warm water. It's a really durable fish.
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They brought them in because we were worried about Russia coming in and potentially
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stealing nuclear technology from US, so we were also training dolphins at this point
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in time to come up with little projections where they would hit you in a
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non lethal spot, the balloon would blow up, pulls you to the surface
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with the beacon, and the government's waiting for you. So at this point
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in time, we're talking about the Manhattan Project. Now let's rewind a little
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bit more, and then you have the Celly nexus rothis case and the Nazi
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village during World War Two where the United States Infantry unit found the Nazi town
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hall completely flooded on the lower levels. They called them three divers. Two
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never came back. The third diver breaked out said he saw all these satanic
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type symbols on the wall, which you know Heinrich Hindler was into the other
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rooms. He said people were chained in chairs with the organs and body parts
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thrown everywhere. And then he said, in another room, you saw people
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that had dog heads, wolf s heads, and even a goat's head,
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and he swore it looked like they were trying to get out of their restraints.
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Could have been the current from the flooded water. So you're looking back
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at these point in times, and then you are stalin that was trying to
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make the Super eight Army. So this is what eighty ninety. This is
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a little while ago. So of course now the government is going to have
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be able to interject and experiment on these things, which could also explain why
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you have different variants as to what people are seeing, like the click attack
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ape cat exactly like that. They say sleek skin and fur, such as
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a cat moves kind of like a cat, yet it looks apish and also
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canineish at the same point in time, and Lauren Donaldson admitted three separate times
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that apex predators they're experimenting on escape They didn't specify, and they said they
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got the majority majority of them back, yet not all them. And now
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if you look at Plum Island, that was one of the head Nazi people
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that learned how to interject diseases into ticks and such, and he came over
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and was experimenting on Plumb Island. So yeah, now at this point in
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time, more than likely they've gotten their hands on the dog men. The
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reason I say that is dog men are smart, yet in the cases I
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cover, they still have a very tendency to I wouldn't say mess up,
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but just all of a sudden, get that animal instinct of knowing, Hey,
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I'm hungry and I'm gonna eat. And I'll give you an example.
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Rac coon's super smart. But I had a friend that needed to relocate some
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of them. Okay, so he put out some cats who's marshmallows. He
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catch one of them, the other ones watching his buddy, and literally goes
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in and does the same darn thing. But then there's been other times where
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they try to help each other out, and raccoons can remember things for a
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couple of months before their minds reset. So what I'm trying to get at
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is it would be easier to catch a dog man than a bigfoot because it's
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still got that Hey, I need to eat and I'm going to eat.
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So if you're hanging blood and meat and everywhere, those senses of that apex
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predator are still going to overtake to an extent. It's they know they're walking
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into a trap, but hey, I don't care, I'm hungry. Oh
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Okay, I just connected some dots while you were talking. Okay, so
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this is how we're going to figure out all the mysteries of the world.
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Okay, not all of them, but maybe this one. Okay, so
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you mentioned the Manhattan Project, Yes, okay. And Ryan Ryan's in the
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chat, Ryan Trimblay, and we were talking about a zombie bear case and
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I say zombie beer because I was embarrassed to say this on air. But
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I do something that is also connected to the Cold War. And when the
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Americans were really worried about the Russians, I would they started using psychic spies
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doing remote viewing. And I am trained in the military style of remote viewing
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that stems back from the nineteen sixties, back during the Cold War. Okay,
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so I'm remote viewing. This is all connected. Okay, So I'm
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doing remote viewing. I was given a blind coordinate target of the attacks that
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unspecified animal attacks which were told We were told they were packs of wild dogs
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in East Tennessee with two victims who died. One of them had lost like
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forty to fifty or more percent of her flesh. Are you talking about the
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teacher Amber Miller and Tony Errens, those two on the same road within two
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months of each other. Those were two targets for remote viewing coordinates that I
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had and in my data for both of them, I was my data suggested
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for both of them, they were actually zombie bears that was doing whatever happened
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to them. And so Ryan had hit me up about the zombie bears and
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we were talking about the Brilla. Well in that same area as Oakridge Labs.
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Okay, Oakridge Labs, that is where they worked on the Manhattan Project.
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Okay. So I just made that that's a connection right there, because
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you're talking about the Manhattan Project with the animal experiments and stuff, so they're
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we're doing human animal hybrid reports and things like that or projects. Yes,
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there's probably a connection with all this. No, someone like Ryan and yourself
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would be much better outside. I literally just one dump. Excuse me,
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all my time and effort into the dog Man. And the reason I do
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that is as a good researcher and in what I'm trying to bring to the
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audience and the merit, I feel like I can't stop until I get someone,
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for example, like a Jeff Maldrum or a late John Bendernagel, people
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like that to actually sit down with me first second and look through all the
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tracks that we can't verify and be like, well when they ask you that,
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hey, NOOKXI and come here Okay, now you have the master tracker
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speaking to him, and you don't need to speak to me. I'm just
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the historian. That's okay, no disrespect. I understand that I talk to
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my tracker and just be able to Okay, we can't figure this out now.
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Images. You know, we all see the blur squatches. Some people
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say that's okay, let's pass on those. Well what about these footprint images
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we have that, then we have the castings, and then we have handprints
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on the windows. Let's sit down and look at some of this stuff now.
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And I want to be able to do that. And until I'm able
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to properly do that, I can't. I'm not doing my research properly if
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I'm venturing out in my eyes because there's so much that I need to do.
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Every time I move dirt down the rabbit hole, it's good information that
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I'm binding. I'm meeting new people that want to speak to me, new
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new information that I'm gaining, and it needs to be brought to the scientific
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field. Because no disrespect to myself or anybody else, I'm a backyard researcher.
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I'm not a biologist. I have no experience in the scientific field.
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Whatsoever. No one in that field cares what I have to say, which
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is okay, and I understand that, which is why I've gathered people around
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me that have a better chance of having them speak to them. You can't
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really move us out a tracker. Tracking is science when you have the person
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speaking about how to cast and how they're differentiating when the animal's stepping down gripping
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the soil. Like I said, that's okay, you don't have to speak
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to me, but I want those people around me that are now going to
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be able to speak so then we can present all that research and if something
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happens to me, then that research is still there that we can build off
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of. Like Whnda Godfrey unfortunately is no longer with us. Well, her
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and Jody are like the goats with this stuff. So I take that I
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was able to build my research off of their research. And that's the whole
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point. Is to create that holy Grail of dog Man, where will Sinoseph
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and be able to sit down with somebody and be like, Okay, you
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want to figure this out. This is what we think, what do you
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think, and be able to come to a common agreement without having egos and
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narcissistic tendencies. That's not my swag. If you think something is more paranormal
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based, et cetera, and I think something is more living, this is
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good. Let's figure this out. Let's talk cordially, Let's respect each other,
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let's understand why these things are occurring, and let's put out facts not
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fiction. You know, Oh my god, I like you Man, I
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like you Kenny, Okay, because I think that that is that is perfect
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because there are there is a whole lot of ego in some of the crypto
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communities and stuff. I've experienced it myself. I know it's just But here's
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the thing. It's like balancing out the experiences that people have, what they're
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seeing with the science behind it. And so that's something that we're working on.
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We work on the Bigfoot community, and we do have people like Melbo
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Ketchum and doctor Meldrum and people like that. We have people on my team
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that we have wildlife biologists, nuclear physicists. We have all sorts of interesting
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people on our teams, and so it makes a difference, do you know
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what I mean? It makes a big difference. Because let's say, for
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example, those people at the Georgia Bigfoot conference. The gentleman in the front
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row that had never heard of a dog man. I think he thought I
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was crazy for a half second there, But then I was like, but
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why would you think I'm crazy talking about dog man if we're all here talking
27:29
about a bigfoot, you know what I mean? Like, if a bigfoot's
27:32
not if a bigfoot is real, why would a dog man not be real
27:34
too? You know? But that's just the way I see it. That
27:38
way I've always seen it. No, that's that's excellent. And the big
27:42
problem is, for some reason the history cracks of time has just forgotten the
27:48
dog Man. Yet in actuality, no exaggeration, whether it's UFOs or sasquash,
27:57
which would probably be the top ones, I can go toe to toe
28:00
and almost never no guarantees in life, but almost guarantee I can present just
28:06
as much evidence to support dog Man, if not more. I can definitely
28:11
supply more evidence for dog Man than Lockness Monster, than chuper Cabra, than
28:17
Mothman, etc. Yet, as you said, for some reason, it's
28:22
fallen through the hands of time. But now that we have the proper information,
28:27
this is good. Yet, as Ryan and I were speaking about,
28:30
we've run into a problem now where it's almost becoming a creepy pasta, meaning
28:34
people are just reading narrations and not putting actual science to what's occurring, and
28:42
they're turning the dog Man into slender Man when there is science behind it.
28:47
We have footprints, we have the sinocephal it's not a slender Man. It's
28:51
not a creepy pasta. People should if that's what you want to do,
28:55
that's cool, but yet you shouldn't project that as you are telling facts.
28:59
If you want to tell creepypasta's, just put it in the title. Put
29:02
it out there that you're telling creepy pastas, so people don't sit down and
29:06
be like, Wow, this person just had a real dog Man encounter in
29:10
the Ozarks. Yet it's not. It's just either made up or someone's just
29:15
opening an email. I'm not about that stuff. I'm not just gonna open
29:18
an email and just sit here and all of a sudden take that as credible.
29:22
I gotta do my research. I gotta bounce that out to Shane.
29:26
I gotta talk to Ryan, I gotta talk to Jody. I got to
29:27
get their opinions on things before I sit down, and then I need to
29:32
speak to the witness myself and make sure if I'm going to give them a
29:36
platform and document this, that they're as credible as possible. Yet, I'm
29:41
also super pro debunking on my Facebook group. I advise everyone, as long
29:45
as people are respectful, come in debunk things. This is what I'm here
29:48
for. Just because something is in the photo album of potential evidence doesn't mean
29:55
it has to stay there. If you can bring credence to the topic as
29:57
why that's a fake, this is great because now we can just move on
30:02
to something else. There's too many people still talking about the Gable film and
30:06
how he was forced to say it was it was a setup and you know,
30:10
no, he he made a fake film. It's been verified, it's
30:14
done. Like yet, why are we still showing these things? Why are
30:17
we showing AI images saying this is a juvenile dog man out back? Why
30:22
are we going to TikTok and taking people's word? Yeah, this is so
30:26
so apparently, this is how we're going to get scientific aspects. This is
30:30
how we're going to get somebody to sit down. We're just flow on TikTok.
30:33
Yeah yeah, oh, this person on TikTok's my resource. No,
30:37
that's not good. I made joke. Okay, I kind of joke about
30:38
that a lot. Like when I'm doing some of my shows with my my
30:41
friend, especially my friend Barry Lyttleton, He's like, well, where did
30:45
you get that information? And I'm like, well, of course it was
30:47
TikTok. You know, that's exactly because there's a lot of really interesting videos
30:52
on TikTok. But yeah, you know, it's it's becoming a source of
30:57
information for a lot of people, which is great, but it's also kind
31:03
of like it makes it kind of a great area, you know what I
31:06
mean. Okay, so let me put this out there. Okay, So
31:10
I did the field research, and I consider myself to be like an all
31:14
around cryptid field researcher. Started off as a bigfoot field researcher, but there's
31:18
so much more going on out there. We have dogman reports in a lot
31:23
of the areas that we research, and so we have to prepare for that.
31:29
You know. I went to an investigation last year of a place that
31:33
had reported skin walkers in a cave on their property. Okay, so I'm
31:37
always having to gather information, get my take precautions, do my research to
31:44
get ready for anything, because it's going to be people that are in groups
31:48
that are out there looking for Bigfoot that are going to probably end up researching
31:52
Dogman too. There, I don't know a whole lot of people personally that
31:56
are solely Dogman field researchers other than some of the guys from the dog Man
32:01
You know the head of my one of my teams. Yeah, the head
32:06
of my team, Bob Grumpy Wilson. He passed away last weekend. He
32:08
was the head of the North Georgia Cryptid Researchers. He was also the former
32:13
Region five director of the North American dog Man Project for a while. Yeah.
32:16
No, there's definitely a lot of that. I noticed that as well
32:21
too, which is which is super cool because if I run into somebody and
32:23
they start telling me something, I'll tell them right at the beginning, Hey,
32:27
you can tell me you're encounter. I'm going to listen to you.
32:29
But it's going to fall on deaf ears and they what do you mean,
32:32
I'm not specialized in this topic enough. I haven't invested enough interest or knowledge.
32:37
I'm going to pass you on to somebody yourself or Ryan, somebody that
32:42
can sit down with you and actually help you get the clarification that you need.
32:45
Just such with the Ryan he sends me dogman people, and same thing
32:50
with you if you you know, you can send them that that way as
32:52
well, because that's that's my point. That's my goal is to have images
32:55
and videos be able to answer is more question without sitting down. I'm always
33:00
willing to sit down. Yet if I can answer questions without sitting down,
33:05
then this means I'm accomplishing things. Yeah, for sure, does dog man
33:09
have big feet? Yes, they have big feet for a dog. Okay,
33:13
absolutely, Philip, And from what I know of it, okay,
33:16
thank goodness, I have not seen one. But with the dog man footprints
33:20
a lot of people in the beginning, same thing with myself. I would
33:22
be duped with wolf prints or great Danes and things like that. But then
33:29
Nooxium started explaining it to me, Hey, that's a great Dane. Look
33:31
at it. I'm like, okay, And then he'd be like this dog
33:35
and is also now standing in sand snow. So this is gonna change a
33:39
little bit about the size frames with the footprint. So the dog man prints
33:44
that we have now picture your foot to an extent. It's built like that.
33:50
Yet it's a little bit wider and it's got the claws. Yet as
33:54
it's stepping down, I would have to say, I wish I could pull
33:59
it up for you. In The Wolfman with Binikio del Toro when he's walking
34:01
up the stairs, and also in one of the Underworlds, I believe it's
34:06
the big gray one. If you look at the way their feet are is
34:07
literally a great representation as to how it has to step down because picture a
34:15
creature. Now, even though the Great Danes footprint, like I was explaining
34:17
to the woman, yes, that's a large print. Yet there's no way
34:21
that thing can stand up on that type of foot It's too too it's just
34:27
too small. But yet when you look at the tracks that we have that
34:30
we can't verify, you can see that thing walking by Peddly now and gripping
34:35
the ground. Nouxium that lives up in the Sierra Nevada as our tracker,
34:39
he has from Cascade Lake. This is an old volcanic lake these This means
34:45
you have to be extremely heavy and girthy to leave any sort of imprint on
34:50
this type of ground. And he's been able to get tracks from this animal,
34:54
and we actually believe he is dealing with a skin walker in regards because
35:00
since he started following it to its cave area, it's come back to his
35:04
cabin, it's urinated on his car, it's taken the too more of a
35:07
level of malicious type behavior, which is more of the skinwalker were wolves.
35:13
Like I was saying, dogmen are smart, but when you bring the human
35:15
aspect of the malicious part of it, I do believe a skin walker in
35:20
the version of a werewolf would be smarter than just your sinocephali or your traditional
35:28
dogmab. Yeah, I think it's I think it's a whole different being.
35:32
Okay, the skin walkers, And I'm no expert on skinwalkers, but I've
35:37
done my research a little bit. We need to have Ryan Trimbley in here
35:39
to talk about the skinwalkers, but there is a difference. And I was
35:44
talking to my friend Da Robert so other day and he was saying that skin
35:47
walkers are more like humans who choose to turn into something terrible, whether it's
35:53
to kill somebody close to you or I mean, I've never put research into
35:58
it, but from what I understand, it's funny you say that because werewolves
36:01
and skinwalkers. I don't go out of my way to look for that.
36:06
But if people are coming to me and then I understand that's what they're dealing
36:09
with, I'm still documenting it. But I also will send them potentially a
36:14
little bit in the direction of somebody else that knows more about that, because
36:17
I am trying to get out the narrative of the differences between werewolf and dog
36:22
man. A dog man does not need a silver bullet to be killed.
36:25
That don't transform on silver moons on silver womb sorry foam moons. I've had
36:30
a person tell me, as they're in the forest in this four wheeler the
36:36
story from Kingston, New York, the guy blasted the thing with his shotgun
36:39
rate in the chest that literally ripped off its peck. The thing got pissed,
36:45
caught the blood, sputtered for a second, jumped over into the trees,
36:50
was screeching out piste off, came back around at them again. Is
36:53
still bleeding and now more upset that he had just been shot. I have
36:59
other people that have shot them with lower caliber rifles and they don't like it.
37:05
They spin and drop. Yeah, I mean this, you're talking about
37:08
something. Look at it in this aspect. Take a flashlight right and shine
37:14
it in the eyes. Don't do this, but shine it in the eyes
37:16
of your cat or something. No, it's not gonna like that. Okay,
37:21
blow a loud airhorn by a bear, or spray them in the face
37:23
with bear mace. No, they're not gonna like any of that. So
37:27
keep in mind. Now we're talking about an apex predator, So an apex
37:30
predator's senses are heightened. So same thing. People think light's gonna stop the
37:35
dog man from coming to get you. If it wants you, it's gonna
37:37
get you, but it will help. I mean, if you shine bright
37:39
lights, you're blaring on your horn, you're screaming. I mean. There
37:44
was one case of a woman walking out in her neighborhood. She says the
37:46
dog man tried to reach over and grab her and her dog. She starts
37:52
screaming. As a smaller neighborhood people start turning their light on. Hey are
37:55
you okay? You okay? The dog man looks all around and boots off.
38:00
Not that I still couldn't have taken her. Yet, you have all
38:01
these people now screaming. Lights you're all turning on, So it's senses are
38:06
kind of like, uh, look at a lion. Sometimes when they try
38:08
to attack zebras when they're all running, he's like, or she's who am
38:15
I going? Yeah? No, And sometimes they just get confused because there's
38:21
too much going on. It's not that the lion's dumb, it's just you
38:23
have a bunch of stripes going and look at a cat. In general,
38:27
they're they're ready to roll, so they're yeah, oh that's right. Yeah,
38:31
I mean it's a little confusing. I can see it. And so,
38:35
but dommt are not really known to hunt in packs and things like that
38:38
too. Do you ever hear get any reports of dog man and packs?
38:42
Are they usually? I've had a few of those that You've got the Petrograd
38:45
National Park case with David and Lisa to Letti where they said they saw at
38:50
least four of them in the rearview mirror chasing their r V and my theory
38:53
on that kind of falls into the whole missing four eleven thing too. So
38:58
if you look at the maps for people go missing, you look at the
39:00
documented North American dog Man Project maps, I mean, you look at the
39:05
cave systems that are verified all these people will go missing in these cave systems.
39:09
So in these areas there's also a ton of dog man activity that's going
39:15
on. So these people are being in my I'll come out and say it.
39:20
I mean, other people like politics does great work, but I don't
39:23
think he ever directly comes out and says what he believes it is. I
39:27
believe the majority of it is dog man. And look at it like this.
39:30
So when you become a lone wolf, right, the majority of the
39:35
reasons are you're either a dink that no one wants around in the pack,
39:39
get out of air, or you challenged the male because you were younger and
39:45
you wanted to be dominant and you lost, and now you're going to start
39:47
your own pack. So now picture people in real people in life as well.
39:54
Like minded people usually tend to surround themselves together, whether it's negative stuff
40:00
like criminals or super smart people that want to create things in science. So
40:06
now take these dink wolves that have been kicked out of their groups, what
40:10
do you think that they're probably gonna do. They're probably going to congregate together.
40:15
So with those four wolves that David and Lisa saw, those probably weren't
40:20
your typical average dog men that would realize if you take people consistently, or
40:25
we're going to come looking for you. These are probably ones that don't care,
40:29
that are basically been outcasted from their tribes and their groups, and they're
40:34
going to do what they want. Or they might even be younger males that
40:37
are trying to prove themselves as well and start their own packs. And I've
40:42
heard cases of maybe two three dog men rolling with packs of wolves. I've
40:47
heard of maybe one dog man rolling in with coyotes. I actually recently just
40:52
took a case from Shapley, Maine about a person that believes this coyote was
40:58
trying to prank him and his dog that was up limping, and he turns
41:01
the light on. He doesn't want to just go outside to help, but
41:04
he felt bad, and he said, all of a sudden, that coyote
41:07
turned his head around, put his leg down or ran off perfectly fine.
41:10
And there was huge red eyes about six to eight feet off the ground.
41:14
And he felt that that coyote was trying to lure him outside to come out
41:19
and get ambushed. But there's a scout. That's what coyotes do. Yeah,
41:23
I've had I had one try to lure me out in the pasture one
41:25
day at our family's farm, and it was it was actually going after my
41:30
dogs. I didn't know it was either me or my dogs. I was
41:31
trying and probably don't train get my dogs. But I took it as it
41:35
turned. I mean I took it as a personal threat. Man. I
41:37
was like, okay, so it was pretending like it was limping and it
41:40
was hurt. Yes, so the dogs would go towards it, and there
41:44
was a whole There was a group of them hiding in that back pasture.
41:46
I know, I know there was, but they weren't. I don't think
41:49
they were standing on hind legs. Hopefully. Well if you see, it's
41:53
super unfortunate. But I've run across this sometimes when I'm working on things and
41:57
my YouTube is just rolling and you come across some on that covers, I
42:00
don't know, just cameras outside of the house. You see things, and
42:04
people leave their dogs outside in areas off their chain where it's obviously wolf population,
42:09
coyote population, and yeah, that's what they do. Those coyotes and
42:14
wolves don't. They don't enjoy domesticated dogs. They look at them as weak.
42:19
You're weak, And what they do is they come up and they try
42:22
to play with you. One of them will come up to get your attention,
42:23
and as unfortunately these owners did with their dog, thing comes out,
42:29
follows the other one. Five six wolves boom, boom boom, pull the
42:32
other dog off. Then all of a sudden, the other dog tries to
42:36
help, can't help anymore and just goes back in. It's a tactic.
42:39
But yet I've also recently spoke to a person down a Wolf County. I
42:45
think it was like back in two thousand and ninete Wolf County, Yeah,
42:49
Kentucky and down there where he said he stepped outside heard a bunch of coyotes
42:55
one evening going crazy and then it sounded like something actually and started destroying them.
43:01
And as he grabbed his gun in this well, I should like to
43:04
start walking towards the sound dead quiet, And he swore he saw a bipedal
43:09
looking black kind of canine like shadowed bolt and by him and he comes to
43:13
an area we have the pictures of it. He's a lower techie guy man
43:17
his I don't think he could have faked all this. And the reason I
43:22
say this is we verified this. There was at least a small pack of
43:25
coyotes destroyed, absolutely destroyed. At first, I thought, Okay, did
43:30
this dude shoot these? And I messaged Jody because again I didn't. You
43:35
can't give people platforms about I'm not trying to give someone a platform if they
43:38
just smoked a bunch of coyotes, that's not my sweag. So Jody agrees.
43:43
So we try to figure out more and then we send it to Nouxia,
43:45
who specializes in animal predation. And then one of my buddies, Rick
43:50
from the counter Cult podcast, actually is really specialized in ammunition and things like
43:54
that. So I start sending these out to people Grizzly Chris, law enforcement.
43:59
I have them look at it, and they come to the conclusion that
44:02
unless somehow this guy was able to get huge artillery type style ammunition and get
44:09
point blank on these coyotes, there's no way those type of wounds could have
44:14
been done. And then Nuxium points out and if you look at the legs
44:17
now, there's no fur freight off, meaning if this guy actually had caught
44:22
them and left them in a trap to stage all this and shoot them,
44:25
you would have seen some of the fur coming off on the legs from when
44:29
they're trying to pull themselves out of the trap. There isn't any of that,
44:32
so Nuxium as he's looking at all this, I can actually send you
44:37
literally the story he tells as the basically the dog man or dog man comes
44:42
in and it's like, hey, this is my area. Boom boom boom.
44:45
He literally just walks through pretty much what happened to each coyote. It's
44:50
super cool. I mean, not cool that that happened, but it's super
44:52
cool how he can process all that and literally tell you what is occurring.
45:00
Wow. Well wow, Okay, we have taken a pretty deep dive on
45:06
this dog Man step tonight. My gosh, okaype I love it. No,
45:10
I love it. Oh. I could talk you about this all night
45:14
for sure, because this is like real life situations. You're talking about real
45:19
reports from real people in the United States. This is not stories that are
45:23
made up or found online. This is straight from I have cases from BBR
45:28
investigations with Debora Lili Hatswell. She sends me stuff all the time from Scotland,
45:34
that cannuct chase. I have cases from your boy. I honestly,
45:37
I probably have cases from There's If I looked at a globe and looked at
45:42
every country. I'm sure there's some that I don't, but I'm going to
45:45
be bold and saying ninety percent of the world I have cases documented. The
45:49
majority of my cases are North America and Europe for sure. Wow, there's
45:54
a lot of information about coyotes in the chat tonight. Thank you. I
45:58
want to take all my chat tonight. You guys really awesome. Yeah,
46:01
it says the coyotes. Okay. Philip Blair says coyotes would have to be
46:06
pretty desperate, maybe even rabid, to try for an adult male human.
46:09
I agree with that, and I actually have a couple theories too it.
46:13
And when you were previously mentioned about the people being killed by wild dogs,
46:16
correct me if I'm wrong. Corey Godfrey was one of the kids that was
46:20
killed by wild dogs. And there was also a seventy seven year old teacher
46:23
that went out for a morning run that was ripped of shreds as well,
46:27
and that was Brenda Hamilton. I just did it. I was given that
46:30
as a blind remote viewing target. Why'd you said that? Because I am
46:34
super big. When I have things documented in my book, I can't pull
46:37
it up right now because it's something like computer I hate I hate it.
46:39
I hate throwing out dates that I know I have one hundred percent correct in
46:44
my book, because it's just a form of misinformation. So I will state
46:49
that in the beginning before I say something, I have this documented. I
46:52
am not going to throw out an inappropriate date and just mix up that information.
46:58
But both those cases, they were killed by supposed wild dogs. Yeah,
47:01
people in the area had also been reporting seeing larger by still strange area
47:07
type. And there was another girl too that stepped outside and neighbors said three
47:15
large black dogs I think it was in Tennessee came out and grabbed her and
47:17
ended up killing her as well. And then you have the case of the
47:22
young country singer up in Canada that supposedly was killed by two coyotes, but
47:27
like one of the persons said in the chat, the odds of two coyotes
47:30
that they were just found in the area, so they didn't even have proof
47:34
that they had killed this girl. That they found the girl completely bloody and
47:37
torn to bits, and they blamed it on the two coyotes. Yet I've
47:40
always disagreed with that and believed that potentially that also would have fallen into a
47:46
dog man type cover up because if you look at the Yukon Territory, Bart
47:52
Schleisler is one of the best animal experts that, in my opinion, ever
47:57
lived. This guy was brought into track grizzly bears and put on collars for
48:02
them to help Yellowstone out and understanding the behaviors of grizzly bears. He was
48:07
sent over to Siberia to try to help figure out the tiger population when it
48:13
was dipping. There's pictures of this man in an actual tiger den holding the
48:19
cubs while the mother is out. This man specialized in creeping up on apex
48:24
predators. They didn't creep up on him. This dude creeped up on them.
48:30
Yet somehow, this guy is killed by something up in the Yukon territory
48:35
and his camp had plenty of food, yet no animals went around the camp
48:38
and no one ever went into the camp to get his food. They found
48:43
a couple of his bone fragments on an area where he went down on an
48:46
infloatable raft, which was only found after his friends went back out to research
48:52
because the Canadian Royal Mounted Police basically closed the story and his friends were like,
48:58
no, no, no, this dude's special and stuff. There's no
49:00
way this happened. We're going to go figure this out. So they went
49:04
back out there and they found basically his backpack where you're sitting down. They
49:09
found his bow up and near a tree, meaning he was literally sittilar watching
49:14
something. You could see the imprint where he was no bar. And then
49:19
a little bit further down they found his goggles and a piece of clothing shredded
49:23
with some blood on it. Yes, there's wolves and bears in that area
49:28
yet and all their scat there was no human remains to be found. So
49:32
what dominant predator was able to sneak up on this guy? For real?
49:37
That could get into a cave of Siberian tigers and play with their cubs.
49:42
Let's be realistic for a second. This dude probably the best survivalist that we
49:46
hadn't heard of, because this is this is a while ago. Okay,
49:51
Well for all stories type it in type in Canadian Country singer Coyote. I
50:00
don't want to throw out her name if I don't have a current, it's
50:02
pretty easy to find. Thank you for that. Yeah, thanks Philip for
50:07
that question. Okay, So, coming from a show host point of view
50:13
and a researcher's point of view, all these things that I've been researching and
50:16
the shows that I've done, It's like we're we have to contend with like
50:21
dogmen out there. There's also the whole aspect of like reptilians as well,
50:25
coming out of the caves and taking people. There's just a lot of stuff
50:30
going on. And like what I was saying at the conference yesterday, I
50:32
was showing the maps of the missing person's clusters from the Missing four one one
50:37
series by David Polaiitis, on top of the Cave system map, on top
50:40
of the Federal land map, on top of the Bigfoot sighting map. I
50:45
mean, the dogman have to be similar, I would assume with that mapping
50:50
the regions of the map with them. I mean, it's just so odd.
50:53
It just seems like it's also connected. And also the deep underground military
50:57
based map as well. It is super interesting. And what's even more interesting
51:04
is I've had my brain tweaked in a good way recently for the majority of
51:10
history and oral history that I've heard through some of my Indigenous friends and just
51:15
research that I've been able to read. Because a lot of indigenous cultures is
51:20
oral history, so you have to listen. And also out of respect,
51:22
they don't necessarily want you to type it down. Meaning when I was working
51:27
with Noxia and some of the oral stuff, he had just asked me to
51:30
rephrase it, meaning that it's just a respect thing. But if you look
51:36
at when they speak about the dogmen and sasquash, usually they don't like each
51:40
other. There's actually an old Chickasaw legend about how they tricked the bigfoot or
51:46
sasquash into coming in and trying to think that they were going to get food,
51:52
but they actually had a confrontation with the dog man because the Chickasaw tribe,
51:57
one of the dog man pushed away. And if you look at the
52:00
majority of the cases, I've had cases maybe eight or nine where they're fighting
52:02
with each other. Yet recently someone has a couple people actually have brought up
52:09
potentially what if sasquash are using dogmen say as guard dogs, meaning to guard
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areas kind of as we do, which animals in general will use if they're
52:22
more intelligent than the other animal will trick them. There are some birds that
52:25
go in or roll eggs out of your and ask to put their own eggs
52:29
in there and leave and you raise their kid and you have no idea.
52:32
So now with the Bigfoot, what if they don't want really people around because
52:38
we are disrespectful to the earth now, which in Native American lore animals stopped
52:44
wanting to talk to us once we became modernized and destructive. So obviously they
52:49
don't want nothing really to do with us. So what would be a really
52:52
good way to keep that away? To obviously have a guard dog. And
52:57
then when you look at the Martin Crove's case, as he was leaving,
53:00
he says he saw some sasquatch literally right around the dog man. So now
53:07
the question is, how do we look at the sasquatch? Are they nefarious?
53:15
If you're aware that your pet or your dog is out terrorizing the neighborhood
53:22
and taking people, you must now be aware that it is going to bring
53:25
backlash on you. Yet throughout history, no one you have occasional instances.
53:31
For the most part, sasquatching in Native American lore are just protectors of the
53:37
forest. You don't really ever hear them talking about good stuff with the dog
53:40
men in that regards. So where do they stand now? Yeah, that's
53:47
a good question. I don't know. I too have heard Martin's story.
53:51
It's pretty fascinating. And also we have I mean, I've actually had people
53:57
on the show talking about the dog man breeding program and the terror of the
54:01
US southern border where and I know we've had a couple of comments in the
54:04
chat tonight about dog men being seen or wear wolves, probably dog man attacking
54:10
people who are crossing the border. Only I guess you know, if you
54:15
look at the Latin American lore, chuop of cabra is a is kind of
54:20
a broad term almost as to dog man, with a broader term. For
54:24
me, as I said, because I'm still docking something if it looks like
54:29
a coyote, that's still in my dog Man booking, there are a lot
54:31
of cases of trooper cabras that could fall into line of dog Man reports,
54:37
so that really doesn't surprise me whatsoever. I actually have a video of a
54:42
bunch of teenagers riding through the mountains up in Mexico and there's I can't even
54:49
describe what the heckless thing is that it runs into the side of their car,
54:53
runs rayed off to the side of the road. They thought, potentially
54:57
maybe they hit somebody's dog. It's big, large, black and shaggy.
55:00
It's got these weird kind of pointed ears. Could be a lama, could
55:05
be something else. But then it goes behind this tree and it starts like
55:09
shaking the tree kind of it's pissed off, and they're like, no longer
55:15
really wanting to approach this we yet injured animals probably don't want to be approached.
55:20
But then it does this weird little crawl off. And I've had numerous
55:23
reports of how the dog man does this weird military kind of crawl, or
55:29
like when my pet squirrel gets down on the ground and she does this,
55:32
and I think a cloaking as that some other people when they speak of,
55:37
you know, the cloaking of like potential predator aspects, I would again defer
55:42
on that, and I would think that would be more your skin walker and
55:45
your your werewolf. But when it comes to the dog man, picture a
55:47
large cat. How do you think a tiger creeps up on the summer.
55:51
This is a big ass cat. You don't see it. So I'll crouched
55:54
down. So same thing with like a dog man, or look like a
55:58
wolf when it gets down. Have you seen that video? I believe it
56:00
was in Michigan where that guy I don't want to use the term Boso,
56:04
but yeah, Boso. He lets his dog walk up to this enormous black
56:09
wolf type animal that's literally laying down and all you can kind of see is
56:15
his ears a little bit, and then you're like, holy crap, that
56:17
thing is enormous. So that's what I mean about the cloaking of That's that's
56:23
what I think a dog man. When someone says cloaking, I think of
56:27
any predator cloaking itself in the grass or the brush to hide itself or its
56:31
presence. Yes, yeah, wow, Okay, I want to talk to
56:37
you about this so much more. We could go two hours tonight, but
56:40
we have we have to. You know, this is this is sad.
56:45
I don't want to end the show tonight. But it's also I mean,
56:50
just because after this show, I mean, you have my messenger. I'm
56:52
always willing to answer questions and collaborate with you and help you out with dog
56:57
matt and information, et cetera. So it's not like this is the end
57:00
up our friendship. So I mean, I'll definitely be able to collaborate with
57:04
you and put out more stuff, and like I was saying to you too.
57:07
I actually have my own podcast that I'm rebooting. I have a couple
57:09
of different hosts because I had an original host that I don't know if she
57:13
has some stuff going on, so she kind of stepped down. Yet people
57:16
liked the podcast. This is like a half hour podcast called Indila Charanthropy where
57:21
we literally just speak about dog man stuff. So yeah, I mean you
57:23
can always come on and be a host with me on that. I mean,
57:28
I can always come back onto your show. So yeah, no,
57:30
no worries at all. Well, yeah, you better come back on sometimes.
57:35
This has been amazing, Like, this has been a great conversation.
57:37
I connected some dots in my head tonight, and I think that a lot
57:42
of people in the audience did as well tonight. And so, oh my
57:45
gosh, Kennie, thank you so much for being here. Now you guys
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go please subscribe to Starfucks real quick. It's so it's it's going to be
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all lowercase and it's just an underscore in the middle, real quick. An
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underscore in the middle is that Star Fox Media. Let me let me correct
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that real quick. Star. But there's here, let me show this is
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that right there? We go there we go, gotcha. Okay, so
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just YouTube dot com, forward slash, star Focks Underscore media is too creative.
58:17
I guess that's just a way for me to be creative. I don't
58:20
know. It's it's like creativity is a gift and a curse. It's sometimes
58:24
you put too much flavor into what you're creating and you can't really pull it
58:30
out. And I'm meeting sometimes I'll create images and someone's like, it's a
58:34
little too much flavor. But yeah, oh no, there's there's never too
58:37
much flavor. We like it spicy and saucy over here. It's based out
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radio and I'm the Crypti Hunter Show. Okay, so we you can never
58:45
be too creative or too spicy. Okay, Oh my gosh, well you
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guys please go subscribe to Starfox Media. Yeah. This has been awesome,
58:57
and we still got people like asking questions in the chat and like the difference.
59:02
I have so much suff I mean, I got eyewitnesses talking up on
59:06
there. I have some information breakdowns. Pretty soon, I'll be dropping in
59:09
video talking about the different versions of dog Man. I'll also be dropping a
59:14
video talking about the Sinop. I have podcasts up there. There should definitely
59:20
for now. For anyone that does go to my page, I'm alleged howling
59:23
on there. There should be enough content to really grasp your information, and
59:30
I think I'd be able to consistently put out a new content before anyone's even
59:34
caught up. So well, awesome, okay, Kenny, Well please come
59:37
back and see me soon. A wonderful night. This has been amazing.
59:42
I'll see you soon. Okay, let's keep in touch a for sure.
59:45
I have a great night. Okay, We'll see you next time. All
59:49
right, y'all? Whoa, Okay, that's like one of those shows where
59:52
I'm just like, man, we can just keep going for another hour if
59:54
we didn't have After Hours coming on right now. So you guys go head
59:58
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1:00:22
Okay, you guys have a great night. Thank you so much for being
1:00:24
here. I love you guys. Please stay safe out there. You know
1:00:29
I could give you a warning, but you'll know what to do. Lock
1:00:30
your doors, keep your head on a swivel, and I'll see y'all next
1:00:34
time. Have a good night.