Squatch DTV Podcast: Meet the Hosts and Preview Upcoming Guests

If you're a fan of Bigfoot mysteries, then you're in for a treat! A new episode of "Bigfoot Highway" from The Bigfoot Mystery - Squatch-D TV has been released, and it's packed with intriguing cases. In this episode, titled "Steve's Weirdest Cases" (Squatch-D TV Ep. 169), hosts Steve Kohs and Chris Bennett take us on a journey to uncover the truth about some of the weirdest Bigfoot cases they've encountered. Steve, a veteran investigator, and TV personality, along with Chris, a researcher from the Kentucky Bigfoot Research Project, bring their expertise and enthusiasm to the table. The episode kicks off with some exciting news - Larry Sharp has become a new YouTube member! The hosts welcome him and other members to the show, creating a warm and engaging atmosphere. They also express their gratitude to Walter Crow for gifting five memberships. Throughout the episode, Steve and Chris share their experiences and insights about various Bigfoot cases. They discuss the challenges they face in uncovering the truth, and how they work to expose lies and misconceptions. The hosts also share their appreciation for the community, thanking members for their support and engagement. One particularly interesting segment features a guest who shares some otherworldly experiences related to Bigfoot. This adds an extra layer of intrigue to the episode and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. I encourage you to watch this captivating episode and join the conversation in the chat. The hosts do an excellent job of engaging with the community and creating an inclusive and entertaining atmosphere. If you're new to the world of Bigfoot mysteries, this episode is a great introduction to the subject. And if you're a seasoned Bigfoot enthusiast, you'll appreciate the hosts' expertise and unique perspectives on these fascinating cases. Tune in to The Bigfoot Mystery - Squatch-D TV and immerse yourself in the world of Bigfoot mysteries, where truth is always the first priority.