Hurricane Ida's Impact: Communication in Rural Emergencies Examined

In a recent episode of The Original Darkness Radio, hosts Tim Dennis and Mallie Fox discussed a range of topics from current events to the paranormal. While the conversation was wide-ranging, there were a few notable moments that caught my attention as a Bigfoot enthusiast. The episode began with a discussion about the recent hurricane that hit the southeastern United States, with a focus on the devastation caused by the storm and the need for better communication infrastructure in rural areas. While not directly related to Bigfoot, this is an important issue that affects many Bigfoot researchers and enthusiasts who often find themselves in remote, rural locations. Later in the episode, Mallie Fox shared a personal story about her recent visit to a wedding in Northfield, Minnesota. While the wedding itself was not related to Bigfoot, the outdoor venue and the use of fire pits and flame pillars reminded me of some of the descriptions of Bigfoot sightings in wooded, rural areas. Towards the end of the episode, Tim Dennis mentioned the recent passing of the father of the Evans Family on August 21st. While not directly related to Bigfoot, this was a sad moment that reminded me of the importance of family and community in the Bigfoot research community. Overall, this episode of The Original Darkness Radio was a thought-provoking and engaging listen. While not directly related to Bigfoot, the discussions about current events, communication infrastructure, and the importance of community were all relevant to the Bigfoot research community. I would encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to give this episode a listen and to check out The Original Darkness Radio for more paranormal discussions.