Bigfoot Hosts Discuss Strange Night Encounter and Dogman Rescue

If you've ever wondered what happens when Bigfoot researchers get together to swap stories, swap jokes, and occasionally get zapped by an unknown Sasquatch outside their front door, this recent episode from the ColeyUFO channel delivers exactly that kind of wild ride. The show, which goes by SNX Radio, brought back Eric Phillippi from the popular PNW-Rush YouTube channel for a return appearance alongside his partner Glenn, though Glenn was notably absent for this one. The hosts made sure Glenn wasn't forgotten though — they kicked things off with a custom-made parody song that had everyone laughing. The intro was a full-on musical tribute to the kind of fieldwork PNW-Rush is known for: trail cam recreations, peanut butter jar traps, river crossings, and yes, Glenn scooting down a log on his backside. It was the kind of intro that makes you wish every paranormal show opened with a theme song. But the real meat of the episode came when Pops, one of the regular hosts, opened up about what happened the night before during a spirit box session. According to Pops, a "stranger Bigfoot" showed up outside his house and zapped him — whatever that means in this context, Pops took it seriously. His alpha Sasquatch, who he refers to as the "Big Man," apparently didn't take kindly to the intruder and sent a Dogman to run the stranger off. After that, the Dogman reportedly healed Pops from whatever the zap had done to him. Pops mentioned that his good friend Jean Hudson verified the whole experience the next day, which added another layer of credibility to an already intense story. For those unfamiliar with Jean Hudson, she's a well-known figure in the Bigfoot research community, particularly respected for her work with vocalizations and her long history in the field. When someone like Jean backs up a story, it tends to carry weight. The episode also touched on the ongoing chatter about the US government allegedly coming forward and admitting that Bigfoot is real, and that the famous Patterson-Gimlin film from 1967 was authentic. This is a topic that has been circulating in researcher circles for a while now, and it keeps gaining traction as more people dig into declassified documents and whistleblower accounts. Throughout the broadcast, the hosts welcomed a long list of chatters and fellow creators, including Steamboat X, Werewolf, Moon at Noon, and several others. They also gave shoutouts to channels like Crypto Crossroads and J Michael's show, encouraging viewers to explore other corners of the paranormal and cryptid community. What makes this episode worth checking out is the blend of humor and genuine paranormal experience. The intro song alone is worth the click, but Pops's story about the stranger Bigfoot, the protective alpha, and the healing Dogman is the kind of firsthand account that keeps the Bigfoot community buzzing. It's a reminder that for active researchers, the work doesn't stop when the cameras go off — sometimes the encounters happen right at home. If you're into Bigfoot podcasts that don't take themselves too seriously but still treat the subject with the respect it deserves, this one is a solid pick. And if you haven't checked out PNW-Rush yet, the hosts made it pretty clear that's homework worth doing.