Exploring East Coast Bigfoot: Whitehall Sightings & Personal Experiences

In the latest episode of the Sandy and Todd podcast, the duo delves into the world of Bigfoot, focusing on sightings and stories from the Empire State. As a curator of interesting and educational content, I was excited to discover that New York State is fifth in the number of Bigfoot sightings, according to the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO). The episode highlights four New York counties with the most sightings: Washington, Warren, Steuben, and Hamilton. Washington County, known as the "Bigfoot capital of the east coast," has 11 documented sightings and is located between the eastern shore of Lake George and Vermont. As a native New Yorker, I found it intriguing that Whitehall, NY, is considered the Bigfoot capital of the east coast. The town is situated in the northeast part of the state and is home to the famous "Whitehall Bigfoot," a creature that has been spotted multiple times in the area. The podcast hosts also discuss the BFRO's website, which provides detailed information on each sighting, including the location, date, and witness description. The website is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about Bigfoot sightings in New York and across the country. In addition to the Bigfoot discussion, the episode touches on the power of suggestion and how our minds can influence what we see and experience. The hosts share a personal story about how their recent focus on Bigfoot has led to an increase in Bigfoot-related content appearing in their social media feeds. As a curator, I find this concept fascinating. Our brains are wired to pay attention to certain things, and once we focus on a particular topic, our minds become more attuned to it. This phenomenon, known as confirmation bias, can influence our perceptions and beliefs. To sum up, the latest episode of the Sandy and Todd podcast is an entertaining and educational deep dive into Bigfoot sightings in New York State. As a native New Yorker and a lover of all things paranormal, I found the episode both informative and engaging. I encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to give it a listen and explore the BFRO's website for more information on Bigfoot sightings in New York and beyond.