The Squatch Detective – Bigfoot Chasers

In the late 1960s artist Andy Warhol expressed his opinion that "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes." While not necessarily guaranteeing that “everyone” would achieve the level of recognition that Warhol predicted, the Internet and particularly the growth in popularity of www.youtube.com and www.blogtalkradio.com have allowed many thousands of average folks the opportunity to achieve some measure of fame. And due to the ubiquitous nature of the web, the possibility of reaching a worldwide audience is realistic, regardless of how offbeat the opinion of the presenter or the premise of the show is.

One such Blog Talk show that is gaining an audience is the Squatch Detective with host Steve Kulls whose focus is on serious research of the Bigfoot (also known regionally as “sasquatch” or “yeti”) phenomena.

With so many people having reported sightings of the huge, hairy ape-man across the world, plus the fact that a great number of apparently intelligent and “normal” people believe that the animal exists one would think that there should be some more substantial proof that what has been offered thus far. Kulls is adding his voice to the chorus of Bigfoot believers and is bringing many seemingly reasonable and mature guests to his show to discuss the latest sightings and hot topics in the world of Bigfoot research as well as providing access to a very well developed website, http://www.squatchdetective.com, that has a good collection of Bigfoot videos and news.

With some 20 other shows on Blog Talk discussing the Bigfoot question Steve’s show stands out due to its lack of sensationalism and interest in bringing a calm and reasoned approach to the search for proof as to the existence of Bigfoot.

The Squatch Detective is on at 6:00 PM EST Monday nights and the many archived shows are worth a listen for serious-minded Bigfoot researchers, whether skeptics or believers.