Bigfoot Researchers Turn Podcasters: Matthew Nap on 10 Foil Tails

A recent YouTube video from the channel Tinfoil Tales caught my attention, and I just had to share it with all of you fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts out there. In this episode, titled "Bigfoot Crossroads with Matt Knapp," host Brandon Wright interviews Matthew Nap, the host of the podcast Bigfoot Crossroads. Matthew Nap, who used to be a Bigfoot researcher, shares his experiences and the reasons he decided to focus on his podcast instead. During their conversation, Matthew talks about his former life as a musician and how he enjoys having the opportunity to talk to people through his podcast. As a former Bigfoot researcher, Matthew Nap shares his insights on the subject and how he believes that to truly advance in any facet of research, it would require a lot of time and money, which he didn't have the resources for. He also discusses the importance of focusing on the grind of books and former research that came before him. One interesting point that Matthew Nap brings up is how he got involved in Bigfoot podcasting early on, even before people were calling them podcasts. He talks about his experiences with Blog Talk Radio and how the podcasting world has changed since then. I found this conversation between Brandon Wright and Matthew Nap to be both informative and engaging. It's always great to hear from others in the community and learn about their experiences and insights. If you're interested in learning more about Matthew Nap and his podcast, Bigfoot Crossroads, be sure to check out the video and give it a watch. And, as always, if you have any Bigfoot sightings or experiences that you'd like to share, feel free to reach out to us here at Squatchable. We'd love to hear from you! Excitement Level: 6/10 Note: This article is based on a video discussion from YouTube and is intended to provide information and insights to fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts. The video is not our own, and we encourage readers to watch it for themselves to get the full experience.