# Loren Coleman
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loren coleman (born July 12, 1947) is an American cryptozoologist, author and television personality who has written over 40 books on a number of topics, including cryptozoology. He is also the President, Founder and leading Director of the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine. He has a background in social work and has also written on the topic of suicide, particularly the copycat effect.
Double J Paranormal Radio - We talk with the shesquatchers
On this episode we talk with one of the only all female Bigfoot hunters shesquatchers.I am a natural-born healer, psychic medium & animal communicator. I grew up on a hobby farm in Minnesota & spent much of my free time walking in the woods, feeling so connected to nature. This is where I began f…
The Thing on Farm Street: The Dover Demon
In this gripping episode, hosts Bubah and Z dive deep into one of the most puzzling cryptid encounters in modern history: the Dover Demon. Over just 26 hours in April 1977, three independent teenage witnesses in Dover, Massachusetts, reported seeing the same bizarre, humanoid creature along a two-…
The Enfield Horror: Illinois' Three-Legged Cryptid That Terrified a Town
In April 1973, a quiet town in southern Illinois became the center of one of America's strangest cryptid encounters.
When 10-year-old Greg Garrett claimed he was attacked by a mysterious creature, few believed him. But just thirty minutes later, Henry McDaniel opened his front door and came face-to…
Illinois: The Enfield Monster
The Backwoods Cryptid Road Trip pulls into Illinois, and this stop earns its keep. In the spring of 1973, in the little farm town of Enfield down in White County, a quiet, sober man named Henry McDaniel opened his front door and met something that stood about four and a half feet tall, walked on th…
The Bridgewater Triangle: What Lies Beneath... | Conspiracy Theories
Deep in southeastern Massachusetts there is a swamp the Wampanoag called the place where spirits dwell, and the colonists renamed Devil's Swamp. Tonight we go into Hockomock — and into the 200 square miles of strangeness that cryptozoologist Loren Coleman named the Bridgewater Triangle.
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Montana: The Shunka Warak'in
Montana is the only stop on this road trip where the animal is sitting in a display case. In 1886, in the Madison River Valley, a settler named Israel Ammon Hutchins killed something that had been coming into ranch yards after geese and dogs across fifteen miles of valley.He gave the carcass to a g…
Episode 100: Bigfoot/Sasquatch Part 1
Out in the woods you might find many things. You may find deer or elk, maybe a friendly salamander under a rock. What if there’s something else. Something that resembles you, but still very different. For over a hundred years there have been tales of wild men throughout North America. Over time the…
Bigfoot in the Adirondacks | High Strangeness in the High Peaks
Bigfoot needs a perfect hiding place, right? Adirondack Park covers an area of over 9,000 square miles and contains 2,800 lakes, 30,000 miles of rivers and streams, and has 46 "high peaks" - mountains that exceed 4,000 feet. Perfect habitat for a large, bipedal cryptid that wants to remain undiscov…
Oklahoma: The Octopus & Bigfoot
Every lake in this episode was somebody's pasture once. On this stop of the Backwoods Cryptid Road Trip, Brian King-Sharp drives into Oklahoma, where the three lakes said to hide the Oklahoma Octopus were all built by the government inside living memory.Lake Tenkiller, Lake Thunderbird, and Oologah…
Episode 101: Bigfoot/Sasquatch Part 2
We jump right back into the analysis of the Patterson Gimlin film. Is it a real Bigfoot or just someone in a suit? If Bigfoot is real, what is it? A unknown ape, a giant bear, or aliens? Join Frank and Sage as they try to find out!
Disclaimer: The opinions stated within this episode are entirely …
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