David Bakara's Expedition Bigfoot Museum: A Haven for Unexplained Phenomena Enthusiasts

In the latest episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast, host Shannon takes a deep dive into the world of Cryptids and the strange with special guest, David Bakara. Bakara is the owner of the Expedition Bigfoot Museum, which is not associated with the TV show of the same name. During the podcast, Bakara shares his personal journey into the world of Bigfoot and how he became an investigator with the Florida chapter of the BFRO. He talks about the first expedition he went on and how it sparked his interest in the creature even more. Bakara also discusses the importance of interviewing witnesses firsthand and how it can lead to more complex and detailed stories. One interesting point Bakara brings up is the idea that there is an "underworld" to the Bigfoot world that doesn't make it to the general public. He mentions that there are certain things that investigators see and experience that never make it to the TV crews or documentary makers. This is something that many Bigfoot believers may not be aware of. Bakara also talks about his mission to expose the untold stories and the real stuff that doesn't make it to the general public. He wants to reach out to kids and young adults before they get stuck on one scenario or narrative. In addition to the Bigfoot discussion, the podcast also touches on the topic of UFOs and alien abductions. Bakara shares his experiences with consuming books and documentaries about UFOs and how it helped him pass the time while waiting for Bigfoot related content. Overall, this episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast is a fascinating listen for anyone interested in Cryptids and the strange. It's a great reminder that there is always more to the story than what meets the eye. And if you're ever in the area, be sure to stop by the Expedition Bigfoot Museum to learn more about Bigfoot and see some factual evidence for yourself. Oh, and before we forget, Wendy's sweet and crispy home style French toast sticks are a must try, according to some. They're crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and perfect in every way. So, next time you're at Wendy's during breakfast hours, give them a try and choose wisely. (Note: This article is based on a video discussion and all the information is derived from it. The video is not owned or created by us, we are just sharing the information and encouraging readers to watch the video.)