Face-to-Face with Bigfoot: A 20-Year Journey of Cryptid Research and Beliefs in Supernatural Variations

In a recent episode of the Typical Skeptic Podcast UFO Paranormal PSI, host Greg Rob welcomes Michael W. Cook, founder of Cook Cryptid Research and Sasquatch BBQ and hot sauce, to discuss his experiences and theories on Sasquatch. Cook has been researching Bigfoot and other paranormal phenomena for 20 years, stemming from a face-to-face encounter with a Bigfoot on a riverbank in southeast Kentucky when he was 16. Cook shares his belief that there are different variations of Sasquatch, just like species of animals such as whitetail deer. He thinks that these creatures are born flesh and blood, but some may have extra abilities that they have learned to use or not. He also believes that communication among these creatures is similar to that of other primates and pack animals. One interesting topic that Cook and Rob discuss is the connection between Sasquatch and UFOs/UAP. Cook mentions that he has heard of cases where people have shot at Bigfoot and it just disappears, almost like it's a hologram. He also talks about the Chestnut Ridge area, where there have been reports of Bigfoot encounters and UFO sightings. Cook suggests that these creatures may have the ability to tap into extra-sensory skills and that they may be able to come through portals that humans cannot access. Cook is currently writing the cryptic cookbook, which will be released in Fall 22, and is also working on a documentary by award-winning filmmaker Kenny logman. He has traveled the country speaking at events and his presentation "The Bigfoot Experience" is a must-see for all ages. I find Cook's experiences and theories to be fascinating. The connection between Sasquatch and UFOs/UAP is an intriguing topic that I think deserves more attention. I highly recommend checking out the Typical Skeptic Podcast UFO Paranormal PSI episode featuring Michael W. Cook for more information on this subject. On a side note, did you know that infrasound, which is a type of sound that is below the lower limit of human audibility, can be used by animals to communicate and navigate? It's also been suggested that Sasquatch may use infrasound to communicate and evade detection. Also, if you're interested in learning more about the Chestnut Ridge area and its history of paranormal activity, I suggest checking out the book "Voices in the Wilderness" by Ronald Moorehead. It's a fascinating read that delves into the strange occurrences in the area, including Bigfoot sightings and UFO sightings. To sum up, the Typical Skeptic Podcast UFO Paranormal PSI episode featuring Michael W. Cook is a must-listen for any Bigfoot enthusiast or researcher. Cook's experiences and theories on Sasquatch, as well as the connection between Sasquatch and UFOs/UAP, are thought-provoking and worth further exploration. And who knows, maybe one day we'll have definitive proof of the existence of Sasquatch and its otherworldly abilities.