Bigfoot Researcher Analyzes Sierra Sounds on Radio Show - Moorhead's Quantum Bigfoot

In a recent episode of The Outer Realm Radio, hosted by Michelle Desrochers, the show welcomed Ron Morehead to discuss his book, "Quantum Bigfoot." Morehead has been researching the Bigfoot phenomenon for decades and is known for his work on the Sierra Sounds. During the episode, Morehead shared his experiences and the journey that led him to delve into quantum physics to understand the phenomena associated with these giants. He explained that his hunting friends had experiences that couldn't be explained by traditional science, leading him to seek answers in quantum physics. Morehead's approach to the topic is described as sincere, kind, and genuine, making it easy for those new to the field to understand and not feel intimidated. He is praised for his honesty and willingness to share his information. The conversation also touched on the communication methods used by Bigfoot, with Morehead explaining that they have a language that has been studied and documented. The Sierra Sounds, which are recordings of Bigfoot vocalizations, have been studied by a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Wyoming, and the results have been published in a report. Throughout the episode, Morehead emphasized that the Sierra Sounds tapes were not manipulated, and that they provide valuable insights into the phenomena associated with Bigfoot. He also shared that the tapes were all recorded on cassettes, which couldn't be manipulated in the same way as digital recordings. The episode is a fascinating listen for anyone interested in the Bigfoot phenomenon and the potential connections to quantum physics. Morehead's decades of research and experience provide a unique perspective on the topic, and his approach is both approachable and informative. If you're interested in learning more about Ron Morehead and his work, be sure to check out The Outer Realm Radio episode featuring his discussion of "Quantum Bigfoot." And, as always, keep an open mind and stay curious about the world around you.