Bigfoot Researcher Henry Franzoni: Insights from Indigenous Tribes

In a recent episode of "A Flash of Beauty: The Podcast," hosts Toby Johnson, Brett Eichenberger, and Jill Raymond Snyder sit down with author and scientist Henry Franzoni to discuss his experiences and knowledge of Bigfoot. Franzoni, who has worked with indigenous people in the Columbia River Gorge, is considered a legitimate source in the Bigfoot community and has even seen the creature firsthand. In the episode, Franzoni talks about his book "The Spirit of Seattle," which explores the history and cultural significance of the elusive creature in the Pacific Northwest. The book's title is derived from the Chinook jargon, a language that mixed French, English, and Chinook, where "siaco" was the term for the mysterious tribe of giant Indians that lived in the mountains, now known as Bigfoot. As a scientist, Franzoni brings a unique perspective to the Bigfoot phenomenon. He has seen extraordinary videos of the creature and has been given knowledge that very few outsiders have access to. Franzoni's experiences and research have led him to be certain of Bigfoot's existence, and he is eager to share his insights with the world. In addition to discussing Franzoni's book, the podcast hosts also touch on the paranormal aspects of Bigfoot. Franzoni, who is also a musician and drummer, describes the spiritual world of Sasquatch and how it has influenced his life and research. One interesting revelation in the episode is that during the post-production process of "Flash of Beauty Bigfoot Revealed," director Brett Eichenberger noticed that the waveform of Franzoni's interview was reading as a Bigfoot. The most prominent feature of this figure was the large feet, which Eichenberger couldn't explain scientifically but couldn't ignore either. Overall, this episode of "A Flash of Beauty: The Podcast" is a must-listen for anyone interested in Bigfoot and the paranormal. Franzoni's experiences and knowledge, as well as his unique perspective as a scientist and musician, make for a fascinating conversation. Be sure to check out the full episode and Franzoni's book "The Spirit of Seattle" for a deeper dive into the world of Bigfoot.