The Legend of Bigfoot — From Myth to Modern Mystery
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The Legend of Bigfoot — From Myth to Modern Mystery
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In this episode, Matt explores the true origins of the Bigfoot legend — from ancient Indigenous stories and 19th-century frontier encounters to the event that gave birth to the modern name “Bigfoot.”
You’ll hear about:
🪶 Native American legends of Sasq’ets and forest guardians
👣 Early miners and trappers who claimed to meet “wild giants”
🗞️ How a 1958 newspaper article changed everything
🌲 Why Bigfoot remains one of the most powerful symbols of mystery in the modern world Is Bigfoot a myth, a memory, or something still walking among us? 🎧 Listen, think, and decide for yourself. —
#Bigfoot #Sasquatch #ParanormalPodcast #CryptidLegends #DeepWoodsParanormal #BigfootHistory #MakingTheParanormalNormal
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