Monsters on the Edge #147 My Bigfoot Life with guests: Daniel Lee Barnett and Ryan "RPG" Golembeske

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Good morning, monsters, and welcome to this week's episode of Monsters on the Edge

here, on the Untold Radio Network, I am your host, Barnaby Jones from cryptids, anomalies,

and the paranormal society.

We have a great show lined up for you today.

We have not one, but two amazing guests with us, and it's going to be a lot of fun.

Today's show is unfortunately going to be pre-recorded, so if you're watching this live

at the regular schedule time, and we're not here to take your questions at this time.

We are going to have a great show anyway for you coming up in just a couple of weeks.

If you want to meet myself and my team in person, we are going to be at Obscura Paracon,

March 21st, through the 22nd in DeKelbe, Illinois, going to be a great event, ObscuraParacon.com

for all your tickets and information.

Then we are heading to Contact Modalities Expo, May 1st, through the 3rd in Delavan, Wisconsin,

myself, and fellow untold radio host Dean Bertram will be there as long as as well as

a ton of other great presenters and speakers.

Then we head to cryptids, anomalies, and the paranormal convention in Fondalac, Wisconsin,

Saturday, May 9th, two speaker rooms, workshops, and 40 vendors going to be a great weekend

kicking off Friday with a kid's Bigfoot hike, led by myself, Chris McCrory, Lauren Smith,

and Kelly Milner-Halls, Daytime Hike, for all the young Bigfooters out there that want

to get out in the woods safely and during the daylight and learn all the ins and outs

of Bigfooting.

And for the braver, we also have a night hike that weekend, Friday, the 8th, myself, Chris

McCrory, Lauren Smith, as well as J.B.

Chochin, Ken Gerhard, and Larry Eisler, we'll be joining us.

And guys, we head down to Chicago for the Chicago Paranormal Convention, Saturday, June

13th.

And then we head to October and a couple of library presentations.

You can find all the information and more at Wisconsincaps.com.

Click on the public events tab.

I am rushing through that because like I said, we have a great show and I want to get into

it this week.

So without any further ado, we have the presenters.

A awesome Bigfoot documentary, let's get into it.

I think the mystery of Bigfoot and the unknown of Bigfoot and that there could be something

to solve out there was what really got me involved.

There is nothing to fear, but fear itself.

There's something up there.

Something's moving with us, whatever it is.

The coordinators of one of those Bigfoot connections reached out to me and said, Renee,

there's this kid.

There's this kid over in the UK and you need to hear from him.

And that was Daniel Lee Barnett.

It takes somebody pretty special to bring me back into the Bigfoot world, let alone get

on a plane, leave my family and jump the pond.

It began when I sat with Gramps.

We were watching Expedition Bigfoot and Finding Bigfoot.

And it's grown and grown and grown.

It went on to me finding Old World Monkey DNA in the same forest and has just blown up

into now this, which is incredible.

The world changes at night and it's just getting through for that.

We have one shot.

Now's the time to be.

We are literally on the heel of this thing.

Guys, there is a heat signature.

Oh my god, something is right there.

Yeah, right way pointing towards.

There was something just there.

I just saw him move, I saw him move.

I'm just going to say it.

Right out, we've just seen Bigfoot.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the show through the stars

of the documentary, RPG and Daniel Lee Barnett.

Guys, welcome back to the show.

Thank you for being here.

No problems, it is a fantastic, fantastic time to be back.

And I don't know who that other guy is,

he's the guy that was early.

Yeah, he's the guy who just blows you around in the woods.

That's true.

When his dad can't be there, I'm standing dead.

That's the amazing thing.

People confuse his dad and I all the time.

So it's awesome.

We're brothers from other mothers.

You do kind of look like each other, yeah.

Oh, dude, once we get the cap and everything,

I just need to have cooler jewelry,

more of a leading man, guitarist vibe.

And then it would be perfect.

Speaking of, I got to say that for anybody,

you don't get to see this, but at the bottom of my screen,

I get to see everyone backstage during the opening music.

And RPGs just rocking away back there.

Dude, okay, if there was an award show for best intro music,

for all podcasts on any specific network,

untold network would win that at the moment.

We're going to work on it.

Legend's secret network is going to work on it.

But dude, your songs are, I want to blast it in my radio,

driving down the street with my kids.

Like, that's how good it is, you know?

You can thank our Lord and Savior, Doug Heichek for that.

He produces all those and directs them.

Most of them, I think some people do their own,

but I know he did mine and the video and everything for it, so.

Yeah, well, ripping Barn Doors off is always cool for me, you know?

Absolutely, guys.

I'm so happy to have you guys back.

I know this show's going to be a lot of fun.

We're going to kick things off because the last time

I had you on, Daniel, your documentary hadn't come out.

And Ryan, I haven't talked to you for a long time.

So we're going to catch up and see what you've been up to as well.

But let's, let's start off.

I mean, we just watched the trailer for this.

This is my Big Foot Life.

And it is, I just got chance to watch this today.

I wanted to be fresh in my mind and everything coming into this show.

And I got to tell you, I didn't know what I was, what it really was.

You know, like what the documentary and stuff was.

I expected, you know, my Big Foot Life going out looking for Big Foot,

like a lot of this stuff was.

And it's, it was really so much more than that.

It was nothing like what I expected it to be.

And I honestly say that it was better than what I expected it to be.

Not because I didn't expect it to be good,

but because it went in a completely different direction

that was surprisingly good.

Like I really, I really enjoyed it.

And I got to, I got to be honest and tell you that it's,

it's not, you know, it's a story about Big Foot,

but it's a story about about you, Daniel, and your life

and coming full circle and all this and the changes and everything

that you and everybody that it was in it went through.

So awesome.

Let's get into it.

Daniel.

So just before you ask your first question, Barbie, I'll just ask.

So yeah, I'm so, so pleased you'd love that.

Who should pay you?

Who should pay me first?

Ryan on me.

But who do you think of what?

Daniel loves to put you on the spot.

Who's?

Who's out of the two of you?

I gotta go with Daniel.

I mean, I'm sorry.

I, the whole document is about you.

I mean, like, Ryan's just like, I guess it.

I gotta send a picture of what happened to you.

I'm gonna send people Rick after you, Barbie,

and you know what I'm saying to the world.

Of course, of course, of course, of course.

I was blown away by your guest stars as well.

I mean, Daniel, you gotta, I mean, for the distance

that you come in this documentary, you know, that's kind

of what this whole thing focuses around is the life-changing

journey of not just the search for Bigfoot,

but the search for yourself as well.

And the fact that you get to go out and experience

that was some of the biggest names, you know,

like the top researchers that have been doing this

and people grow up watching.

I mean, you got Renee, you got Bobo, you got Ronnie,

you got Ryan, you got, I mean, I'm Brian as well as in there.

And I didn't even know he was part of this.

He shows up and I'm like, hey, he's not in that work.

Really?

So tell us, like, how did this journey for you,

how did this journey for you, how did it come to be like,

how did it impact you?

So, I'm going to say it was, we kind of,

of the story and the small words,

or when it comes to kind of the doc,

but on the hand of the ones, I have a little way

for my words and I've been working with them.

I've asked them to make a great work for me and stuff.

We started the same idea for the production,

production of me, my business.

So all happened at the same time.

And it kind of, and then it kept rolling,

kept rolling, and then it just got to see

more of when I went into that film.

And then I just had that video to Brian stood in the tube

to get on the plane.

I still have that for a video, it's that,

it's that film, it's then that, it's so kind of,

then just doing filming, and I just,

so many memories of being behind the scenes,

and then it just people, a lot of people think

with films and documentaries and so on.

But that was what I did, what I didn't want to see,

what, and riches, and it's like,

right, I'm all right and say it in the beginning of that.

We didn't even have US in our mind,

I didn't make it one of the till,

we made it, we made it, we made it joke on it.

And then, we kind of, as I didn't kind of evolve.

First off, you're kind of quiet.

I don't know if you can talk more directly

into the microphone or turn it up or something,

but just so we get a better audio there.

But yeah, it's fascinating.

Like, you're saying like, you started off in the UK,

didn't plan on going to the US,

and it just kind of happened as a, there you go.

Oh, you're better.

Thank you.

Yeah, you're the whole thing again, please.

Start off, yeah, it really was.

So what, for Ryan, what is that like for you?

I mean, like, it was kind of organic as well.

Like, you started off, you brought Renee

and everybody over to the UK for that, right?

Well, before we do that, it's a testament

to Daniel's producing skills, right?

Like, anybody that's watching this

that wants to know how to,

let's just say, make a documentary

about what they're going through.

First of all, go get it, do it.

But do not be afraid to pick up the car,

to pick up the phone and call.

Call everyone that you want to be a part of it.

And some will, some will not,

but don't have that fear Daniel is fearless in that way.

He will call the president of the United States

and be like, I need you to open this park

because we're coming big footing.

And sometimes that's all that needs to happen.

And then the momentum you get from hearing, yes,

just pushes you further to create something like you said.

It's filled with all these lovable characters

from our space.

Anyway, so that's a testament to him.

But before I give him all the credit,

because he is a teenager,

so I don't want that head to explode on stage.

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We always have to go back to great parenting.

His parents and his family support,

which this film showcases wonderfully is very powerful

and healthy as healthy can be.

Because Daniel is a superstar,

but Daniel's a pain in the butt,

just like every good superstar is.

And as a result, they have formed this superhero team

around him, and they've gotten him to this amazing point.

Most of us are never going to know Daniel

and what he really has gone through.

And the fact that he could stand a deliver

in front of 3,000 people after being selectively non-verbal,

that alone should be like standing applause.

And for him and his family.

Anyway, I don't mean to sidebar,

but it's just beautiful.

We all have struggles, some more than others.

And this movie is proof that I don't care

what your struggle is, you can go live your dream.

Like absolutely.

So anyway, but for me,

see, I tried to get a hold of Daniel for like two years.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

We're, no, no, no, no, right.

Okay.

Now his microphone works.

How are you going to do that?

So, I must say, so, obviously,

I don't want to go too much into the background

because we've done a lot about that.

But when I watched Expedition Bigfoot

for the very first time on RPG pop that on the screen,

and so at that moment, I reached out to him.

Two days later, he read the message.

It shows I've got the photo to say he read the message.

And then he never replied.

He could have been part of Expedition dear.

He could have been part of everything from day one

before Chris Al's foot didn't the doc.

Or he decided not to and joined late.

And I will always, and I always, always, always joke about it

because he could have been in the picture first,

but he wasn't, so.

Now, like any under and under evolved individual,

I'm going to throw the blame somewhere else.

I was trained by the great James Bobo Faye.

And he never checked any social media ever.

So I never checked it ever.

And guess what?

The great James Bobo Faye was wrong.

And so I was wrong.

I could have spent less time in a dark depression phase

after falling from the show.

And I could have joined this.

But everything works as it's supposed to, right?

So that's why Meeting Daniel, that brought me full circle

and healed me and set me on the new path.

Which is, you know, I was dreamed about doing what we accomplished

with the Barnett family, with my own family.

And life's going to do that.

Sometimes it's not going to be yours.

It's going to be someone else's.

And you've got to be humble enough.

And passionate still enough to join them.

And I'm so lucky they had me on.

And I'm grateful.

And it turned out, as you know, like powerful, fantastic,

resonates.

This top 10, if you had to do 10 big foot documentary films,

and that's all you get for the rest of your life,

my big foot life would be in there.

It should be.

It's very unique, you know, it's more than.

But yet, Hezzi DNA in it has a real big foot encounter.

It's like a James Bond film.

You're going from England, to Florida, to England,

to the Pacific Northwest.

It's epic.

It's like overly epic.

You're like, wait, what?

So Kudos, Demon and Productions,

forgetting that done Kudos to Daniel and his family

for taking a, as you know, since you've seen it,

we'll get to it, a ride that was dangerous and scary.

Yeah, so anywhere.

Can we, let me, we've talked about, you know,

the last time we were on a ride and about, you know,

having to be removed from expedition, big foot,

and stuff like that and all of them.

And you bring that up in the documentary, you know,

like, and just now as well, like that, you know,

you have this huge opportunity.

You're going to be the star of this show

and then ripped right away from you.

And it's really cool because, you know,

not only do we see Daniel in this, but you and Chris

and everybody else in this documentary

goes through that evolution of, you know,

like being afraid of the dark or walking out on, you know,

doing new adventures and stuff.

And like I said, it was, it was pleasantly surprising of,

this isn't what I thought it was going to be.

And it was a lot better and just an all around, like,

not hallmark movie, but, you know, like, morals.

And, you know, it was, lessons to it.

And that was really cool.

It really was.

I think there's a, and especially Chris is underrated

in the dark because I, and I, and I won't spoil the story

for Chris because Chris loves telling this story,

but we kind of got connected through, through messenger

and I laugh at the story every time,

but he came to the very first children's convention I did.

And we kind of met and we were talking and Gramps

and Chris were hitting and off.

And we just kept talking.

We didn't interview.

I still got that interview and we,

we then just started to move together

and then we, we kind of then started the podcast

and I then invited him on and said, right,

we can try it.

We then actually ran a big-foot research team

for, must have been a year and say,

a lot of that goes unnoticed,

but then it was the fact of that Chris didn't,

as a former, former Queen's guy,

he's, he does what he does and he does.

And Chris didn't really have that group of friends up.

I am gonna say in the, in the fact of,

and he went from not talking on a podcast

to then doing that film.

So I think it's like each and individual person

in the doc has their own story,

as well as myself, as well as Ryan,

as well as Dad, as well as everyone in the, in the doc.

It goes as far back as Gramps to say that he's been watching

this for God knows how long.

And there are, there are so many behind the scenes moments

that we didn't, we really didn't get to put in the doc,

but it was like Gramps didn't interview to say

that he sat with his idol in the middle of the forest,

pitch black, could hardly, could hardly see him

and they were just talking for hours.

So, yeah, let me, let me break down that story

because it is so beautiful.

So the genesis of this, like Daniel said,

is he comes in and sees Gramps,

who's an amazing, love Gramps and Dan,

are they're my grandparents now and I,

and Dan, you whenever I get in trouble with Daniel,

he takes him away from me because he knows

that that actually stings me.

I can't go to Nance for a tea time.

You might as well just shoot me in the foot.

So, but he sat there on that couch

and imagine being a family that's doing everything it can

to help their next generation, to love this child.

And what it ended up taking was a fascination

with something in the woods, a steward of nature.

And to sit on that couch with a gentleman that loved it,

but never thought it would go any further than that,

just fascinated by it.

To then cut to years later,

now sitting on nature's couch on a log

in the woods with this gentleman, James Bobo Faye,

that he's always wanted to meet.

Never thought he would, but his son,

that's why we encourage the next generation.

He took it to this epic next level

and he's watching his grandson and his son-in-law

race up the most crazy burden, dangerous hill,

possible chasing Bigfoot.

And now he is in an episode of Finding Bigfoot,

of Expedition Bigfoot, sitting with Bobo,

watching it unfold in front of him.

Like, there's just so many perspectives in it.

And if you keep watching it,

you will see how profound it was for everyone.

And the beautiful thing is, yeah,

we found that we're all wearing masks.

Everyone, it's not just Daniel.

Daniel's just brave enough to say it.

And then once he said it,

that's usually what it takes,

then you usually have an aha moment.

You're like, oh man, I wear a mask too.

Chris Alfred's wearing a mask, you know?

Yeah.

On the back of the neck.

Yeah, you absolutely are.

There is no doubt, there is no doubt,

but we hope that by simply viewing this film,

you recognize that you two are wearing a mask

and it's okay to take it down.

People are gonna love you anyway.

And the ones that don't,

they were never meant to be there anyway.

And the Sunni is shake that off.

The less time you spend caught up in that BS, you know?

So anyway, it's just, yeah.

We can go any direction with this.

It's so beautiful and powerful.

And yeah.

We can talk more about the mask in a second here.

I do want to go back and say it like,

you mentioned Graham's meeting Bobo.

And that, I mean, that scene at the end

when he's talking about, you know,

inspiring Daniel and helping him and meeting Bobo.

I mean, that's, that was a really impressive scene.

I mean, that was, and so if I kind of paint a picture

for everyone, so we kind of me,

Ryan and Dad and Monica and that,

we had tried to orchestrate in the fact

that Graham's did not meet Bobo

until that moment on camera.

So what no one knows,

and I think this is the first time he said this, Ryan,

is no, Graham's did not meet Bobo

until that very second.

So that was not that he didn't kind of pretend it,

he didn't.

So we purposely kept them both apart.

So then when we came together,

that was true emotion from Graham.

So that was, that was someone going straight into that

and not even kind of meeting the guy first

and you got the camera and filming.

And I think part of it, you are absolutely right.

And it's a perfect scene.

And then even I didn't realize until months later

when I go to bring,

because the part of the interview was cut

where Brian comes in, Chris comes in,

now I'm comes in, Dad comes in

and you will see them crying there.

The only two people that aren't crying

and me and Ryan, so I would give Brian that one.

But I think that scene he doesn't,

yeah, I think that scene is not seen.

I think that scene and we'll go on to that little bit later.

But he's done it now.

Right.

But it's that fact of that.

Gramps, that was a very special,

very special moment for him.

And I think that was just one of the most perfect

and natural scenes and there's loads of them in there,

but that is a great one.

And let's go a little deeper into it.

So what that scene, what we were trying to create

in that scene, which you know,

when you do documentaries, you cut a lot.

Like we could have made this eight hours long.

You know, maybe we should have,

but you got to conform so that people will watch it.

That was our goonies moment.

Gramps and Daniel were Mikey.

It's meetin' one I'd willy and having this moment

and then everyone as it was going,

once the emotion kind of came down a little,

they all came in behind and stood there.

You know, hold them back their own tears

because what you were bearing witness to was truth.

It was real.

It was, it was Gramps not only meeting someone

that he never dreamed he would meet.

It's also him coming to the realization

that his fascination with relic hominids

has helped his son find his voice.

That's like wildly powerful.

And that's what I mean, this film has that inner,

which no, that's not your standard big-foot film.

It's not just interviews with people

that have had experiences.

This is about transformation as well.

And that's, you know, like I just tell people,

bring a box of tissues with you

because it's gonna hit you.

This is gonna hit you and you won't understand what angle.

But yeah, that was a goonies moment, man.

That's when that's when he found treasure, you know,

true treasure.

Like I said, every character, we'll just call him.

I mean, this isn't, this isn't, you know, made up.

This is real, you know, this is real people's lives

and real stories and stuff.

But I say character because you guys are all characters.

We all are.

I mean, like you have to be a larger than life character.

And this goes back to your whole mask thing too, you know,

is, is, you know, the people that you see on TV, you know,

these characters, the larger in life personas.

And here they are living these real moments, you know,

even, you know, even Renee, the people that everyone hates

from finding big-foot because she's the skeptic

and ah, she's so terrible and stuff.

And you get to see this other side of her, you know, coming,

we'll say like coming out of retirement

to come back and be part of this.

And be inspired to inspire the next generation.

I mean, I've gotten the chance to meet her in person

at several conventions.

And she spends so much time with kids.

Like she is always surrounded by it,

by the youth and stuff there.

And, you know, the adults and stuff, she'll give them

the time of day and everything.

You know, you know, it's nice to meet you whatever.

But the kids, like she'll, she'll talk to him for,

at length on end.

And just the fact to inspire that next generation

and bring that out is, is fascinating to, you know,

it's just a beautiful thing to see her, you know, do that.

So.

And say, so if I kind of share one of the main messages

that I keep saying to everyone is that this documentary,

it's like, there's so many people in the big-foot world

that haven't watched it yet, that go,

oh, it's a big-foot duck, I go, well, I kind of,

I kind of sign, go, it is a, there are so many messages

in this doc.

And one of the main messages for me is that it shows

the greatness and I'm going to say,

awesomeness that come with autism.

Why not a lot of people expect is to see the challenges

that come with autism as well.

Now, the first thing that I said to Monica when I had that

very first meet with her with Dad, Mom, Nana,

I said, look, there's three things I want.

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And that's just number two.

I want to direct it with you to make sure and not as a to really

see how the story art forms.

And number three, I don't want it

rigid.

So I kind of literally went, I want the story to unfold.

And that's exactly what it did.

And there were bits in there.

And RPG you can say on this is there were so many bits

that were really unexpected, really unexpected.

And but everything in that dot was true.

And I think the only bit that was staged was the interviews

as in when Ryan almost cries at the very beginning going,

but my name's Ryan RPG.

John Baskin and that kind of stuff.

But I think that's where I love it.

And that's where I think a lot of people love this talk

is that nothing in this is exaggerated.

And I think what also because there are so many emotional

bits in the stock.

The end bit is really powerful for all of us.

And I think especially for us five to be stood up on this mountain,

which we'll go to in a bit and spoiler alert if no one's seen it.

But that's an emotional bit.

But while a lot of people find emotional is the middle bit.

And I'll kind of pass it to you.

The Mr. Golan Baskin.

Oh, really?

You're going to give me that part.

Yeah, we're now.

OK, so I always go back to if you're

setting out on a journey to create something.

In this case, a documentary, you are

going to meet characters, as Barnaby said, along the way.

Some of those characters are going to stay by your side for a day,

some for years, like Chris and I, with Daniel now.

And some are going to come in and they're

going to exit rather quickly.

And some are going to transform while filming.

And in the beginning, they're going to promise

that they are going to protect you from all of the monsters

and sharks in our space, which we do, which, if you're

even mildly a big footer and you cruise the different sites,

you're going to see the personalities and some of them

are highly abrasive.

And without going into detail unless Daniel wants to,

I don't think it's necessary.

And I don't think you need to be a genius to figure out kind

of who and what.

But let's just say one of the people on this adventure

who started out saying, I'm going to protect you

from all the monsters, then went on to become the very monster

that they promised to protect Daniel from.

And that was, here's something about the Barnett family.

They keep their kids very close.

They know how dangerous and how scary the world can be.

But more importantly, they understand the human animal

and how unpredictable it can be.

And Daniel's right, he's the best at wearing his mask.

You will never know.

He's so good people are like, he doesn't have autism.

You don't have autism, which is a compliment.

It should be a compliment.

But he does.

And when somebody that he lets into his heart,

and then you correct me from wrong,

it's very hard to get into Daniel's heart.

Or his family's heart.

It took me two years for me to be able to hang out

with him alone in a room.

You know what I mean?

I've got four kids, but you can't blame them

because the way the world is, and in the middle

of this production, everything's going right.

Guess what life does to you?

It hits you with a curve ball to see,

do you have true grit?

Do you have what it takes to finish this?

And Daniel stands on that precipice

before going to the Pacific Northwest

because he was told that he would be in danger

and the people he loved would be in danger

when they get there.

We have all the emails.

We have everything.

We have everything.

But at the same time, I think it's important to say that

because it's kind of a mystery.

You go solve it, you go figure it out.

So Daniel stands at this spot

where he wonders, do I get on this plane?

And now imagine facing that.

Imagine I'm always trying to put yourself

in other people's shoes and you see it in this film.

Now as a producer, I fought to show it

and all it's hard and all it's everything.

And what we ended up with, which is why it's a teamwork, right?

Like you build these films as a team,

what we ended up with I think was perfect and powerful enough

because you see the struggle that Daniel goes through.

But here's where you got to give it to the kid.

You got it.

Would I have gotten on that plane with autism

being that scared knowing that the people I love

could get hurt because it's amplified for him?

Probably not.

And he did.

He's a badass, part of my French.

And he did because he was Jason.

We were the agronauts and he needed to go.

Could we have filmed short but it wouldn't have been

the same film?

You know, this film's about him, it's his journey.

And he got on that damn plane.

And that, once again, is another moment alone

to watch this film sit there and go,

pass me the damn tissues again, you know?

This is ridiculous.

And you say how mark, no, you say how mark film.

But what's funny about that is the company

that so NAN sang an acquire with the woman named Monica

who owns M&M Productions and said, hey, my son,

would you like to, or my grandson?

Would you like to hear his story and help with it?

And she used to do documentaries.

I feel like we all used to do that, right?

We all used to want it like the purist, the true stories.

And that team up is what got this going, you know?

And got her to take a chance on Daniel.

So yeah, with everything on the line, man,

the kid kept moving forward.

This is what we should be inspiring.

And I don't care if you're a kid or you're 70 years old

and deciding, you know, can I rewrite my life?

Can I get into something new?

Yes, you can.

Yes, you can.

You will be the biggest bully you will ever face.

If you can remove you from it,

then you can do extraordinary things

like Daniel was able to do in this film.

So yeah, another reason to watch it.

Anyway, another reason to watch it.

Absolutely, yeah, that was, I have no words for that.

I mean, that's just, you know, the internet

and, you know, people rearing their ugly head.

And you know, we've gone, personally, my team's gone

on expeditions and stuff.

And we've gone down to Kentucky.

And we said, hey, we're going out in the woods,

look for Bigfoot.

And they said, you know, we'll be careful.

So, okay, well, why are there, you know,

because it's a brand new woods for us, you know,

are there bears?

What do you got down here?

And they go, there's people.

There's people in the woods.

And that's the scariest thing that you're

going to find in the woods.

I don't want to go deep in the story

because I like people to make their own minds up

on what they, so it's almost like ending on a cliffhanger,

and like a Harry Potter movie or something,

is like, I want people to make their own minds up

on what they think.

But the thing is, is we were ruling in that position.

Now, Monica was on the plane, and I was on the plane.

So, Ryan was the only producer that was out in the US.

And then we had Chris with us.

And we were all on that plane.

And Chris looked at me and I looked at Chris that evening.

And we all went, you know what?

This isn't worth this, this isn't worth it.

And Chris went all the way to L.A.

And then flew all the way up.

Monica stopped in Philadelphia.

And then it was, but we did eventually get there.

And I think that is the message for all of us

is that we did eventually get there.

And yes, it was two days after,

but we eventually got through that.

And I think that is where the main challenge is,

is that it shows the awesomeness and the challenges

and that is real challenge there

because not a lot of people show this on camera.

Now, was I a bit, Ryan was trying to show too much?

Yeah, probably, but we showed the right amount

and say there's a certain interview in there

that we don't like that much,

but it's that, it's that thing of the,

all this is very, very true.

And I think that's the powerful moment in the doc

and say, I've sat down and I will plug this name here.

I've sat down with Kevin Pike

and Ryan was with me and Kevin is the special effects artist

for steam, for steam and spill bro.

And he's done everything for parts of the future.

Jaws,

everything and we had to pause the film at that point

because he was, and that there's just so many people

that are outside the Big Four World as well

that have just gone, this is incredible.

And actually, I think I've actually

think about branding my own Big Four Life tissues

to actually sign in there.

He's there.

He's good, and that is, that's what this is.

So understand this, when you're going into it,

is it a big-foot documentary, yes?

But the company we teamed up with,

they do do Christmas hallmark type movies.

So there is a hallmark glaze to it as well,

the emotional component, the diving into how we feel

when normally they would leave that out.

And it's also a bio, it's the story of his life.

So it is, it's a, it's a hodgepodge of things.

And that's what I, and maybe Bart,

that's part of what's surprising,

because you're like, oh, this is, this is every,

it's almost like we keep coming back to Bigfoot and back.

And then, but then is it Bigfoot?

Dude, he's the only person in the public sector,

minus a couple, if you believe Mel, or not,

that has EDNA.

This is another thing that people just because,

okay, even our best minds in the space.

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Wrap their head around the fact that they,

relic hominids, could possibly the green man,

the green woman, could still be in the UK

because most of the forests are gone.

Okay.

It's, first of all, thank you.

Thank you for being a statistical, arrogant, and ignorant,

because that gives us more time to kind of figure it out

before somebody beats us to it.

But let's put it down.

Let's just stop for a second and go back to being the kids,

the little child inside that loves Bigfoot.

This young man trained for years to track deer.

He wasn't asking for to find a foot in the woods.

He seemed like the rest of us.

There's no way you'll find a foot in the woods.

Well, he found a foot in the woods.

And what did he do?

He said, well, looks like a print.

Let's get EDNA.

Okay.

So he did it.

Still not expecting anything great to come of it.

Then what does he do, which is where most of us stop?

He got on the phone with the power of autism

and called every damn lab he could get a hole.

His parents are getting calls.

Hello, this is the Fadenborg Institute.

Your son called, who did you call?

What is happening?

This should have been in the film.

You know what I mean?

There's so much awesomeness to it.

And he called and called and called.

And you know why it's important?

As a was one seasoned Hollywood producer,

why it's important to make the calls is because eventually,

you resonate with someone.

And one lab resonated with Daniel's story

and took a chance on it.

And were wowed by what they found.

Old-world monkey and great APDNA in the UK.

I don't care if you like hearing that or not.

It's true.

It's true.

And if they can exist there, what is that really telling us?

They can be anywhere, right on the edge of major cities,

probably running into the city,

getting on the swing, set quick,

and running out before anyone notices.

That's what I'd be doing.

That's what you should be doing.

But that's the most important thing is that a lot,

I keep saying to a lot of people,

I don't care what anyone else thinks.

But I've had so many things.

I'm learning to not.

Yeah.

That is I have got to run.

So, but I've told you, Barnaby,

we'll get there in a second.

I've got to be doing it.

I've actually holding back.

But that's, I've been told that,

I don't know, you fake that, I'll know that that.

Okay, number one, what game would I have been doing that?

My father has been told that he went to the supermarket

to buy old road monkey DNA.

Walmart sells that.

Yeah, they do.

Yeah.

So it's, it's the things like that,

and it was truly of, and to be completely honest,

we were out there looking for big cats.

That's what we were doing originally.

So it was just, it was a coincidence

that we happened to.

And it wasn't in, it wasn't in me, you found it.

Now I will, I will take the credit as much as I can,

but it wasn't in me who found it.

So it was my grandmother behind me.

If only I was there, I'll start behind her.

But I think it was a, a, a, a magical find

that then launched it into everything,

such as continuing with my podcast

and then national press convolved.

And it kind of then, it just leveled and leveled

and leveled up until, until we reached.

Now, sorry.

Let me, let me pause here for a second

because I want to get into this a little bit

because we've, we've talked about the emotional side

of this documentary and stuff

and the surprisingness of it.

But again, this is a big foot documentary.

And there is for the, the purist

of big foot documentary watching,

there is big foot in this documentary.

There is evidence, there is science,

there is stuff in there as well.

So I want to talk about this.

Old world monkey and what was the other part?

So you get great.

Great, great.

This is what's interesting is those two

aren't even on the same family tree.

Your old world monkeys are monkeys.

Now, the way that you watch veggie tails,

the capes do not have a tail.

Monkeys do have a tail.

This is exactly how you tell them apart.

You can look at all your go to the zoo and check them out.

And I, I'm fairly up on my, my zoology and stuff.

And there is no monkeys or apes

anywhere in, in England at all

or pretty much the whole UK.

So when you add the old world monkey to this,

what, we'll start with Ryan here.

What do you think that that says

about something to do with Bigfoot?

Where does that take us?

Because we've always talked about like Gigantopithecus

and the Neanderthal and all that stuff

of the great ape theory.

Well, where does the old world monkey fall into this now?

Yeah, once again, you know,

this is what opens this curiosity for all of us.

Like where do we go with that?

That doesn't make sense.

Was there two of them there?

Are they walking within the track?

Do they follow like that?

Is this the missing link so to speak

where it's a combination of these old world traits

with modern traits?

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But let's just say new things are happening now.

That when Daniel goes back into his journals,

I'm not gonna say, we're seeing a pattern

that we're about to pursue of something that's living there.

And I will go where I believe this goes,

which is underground, okay?

Genetically, I couldn't explain it to you.

I don't know how that's possible,

except maybe that is just their genetics.

Their genetics has bits of each one of it.

I don't know, but they're underground.

That is where they're moving, you know what I mean?

The mammoth cave system in the United States,

most people don't know.

They know now goes from Maine all the way over

to New Mexico.

It is a giant underground freeway.

If you are able to just for a second,

release on, that's a ridiculous thought or theory.

And begin to do us a shallow dive

into underground travel.

You will be wow, there's one that's supposed to go

from the West Coast, California,

all the way over to Japan takes three and a half years

to traverse, but it's underground tunnels.

Someone just hit me up on the untold network

last night on Squatch and Holler,

and they gave me that info.

And that was, of course, I got no space left to my phone

because I filmed everything.

So I'm like, I need a picture of that.

I need a picture of that.

But if that stands true,

there is an underground kingdom

of which we are completely ignorant to

that would validate whatever Daniel found

and his grandma in those woods.

And so to kind of go on that,

I can go a little bit deeper into it.

So the fact is is,

let's just say,

oh, see, Bobby, this is what I was thinking about.

Say, in two weeks today,

let's just say,

which will be before this anger is by the way.

Yeah, Mr. Goldobesky is meeting up with us, let's say.

So after February 22nd, I'm going to say,

we would have been now in a certain spot.

And basically, there are some things happening.

And I kind of phone down and went,

we need to go back in the journals

and we need to go back in our case files

to have a look at the dates.

Now, obviously, we kept down,

every time we went in the forest

and every time we got back, number wrote down.

And every single day we wrote down from mid,

I must have been beginning the 2023 to mid 2024.

And that is where I always go back to,

and I was told this,

the most important thing is to have a notebook

and pen or pencil whatever out there

because then it has proven very recently to come in use,

is proven recently to actually increase

an investigation by 100%.

The fact is now some of the things that happened to us

early in 2024 has now repeated history.

Same time of year.

You could just say it, same time.

So the fact is, is we have some more compelling evidence

that we're going to be looking at

that is more and more and more and more interesting.

But that is where the point of writing everything down,

not necessarily me, that's where I always go back to.

That's what it's just for.

Always be faster than your partner in the forest.

It's true.

Is you write error for down

because you never know one day it may come in handy.

And actually, I never thought that theory was true

until last weekend.

And last weekend, I was completely proven wrong

which I'm not done often.

But, are you wrong?

No, I'm not, I'm not proven wrong.

I'm not proven wrong.

I did just say that I was wrong.

Did not just say I was wrong.

I was proven that the strategy was right.

Let me, to go back to your question

of how could there be that mixup of DNA

or how could they have both at the same time?

What I was driving to there is, okay,

so if they do use car systems, old volcano tubes,

subterranean things, the old world tunnels

that are down there, maybe they have some traits

from tree climbing monkeys as opposed to land ones

because when they go underground,

they need longer arms to be able to traverse certain sections

that ensure that people like us don't get in

before they hit their freeways, you know what I mean?

And so, yeah, they may have the longer arms of it.

And because they kept some of those traits,

maybe their DNA shows it stronger than us

that have, I'm not a big proponent of evolution,

but I am a firm believer in adeptation

and even spontaneous adeptation.

You can dive on that.

That's how I think it works.

So I think they have, they have the traits needed

to be an underground people that come up to hunt

and to enjoy beautiful vistas

just like any intelligent species would do.

So that's my theory, you know?

So when, so actually going to the very point,

so when the scientist, phone dad,

apparently it was that they work,

it was completely unexpected that the world was found.

But then so obviously I then went on to the phone

to my friends at that point, not you Ryan,

when we kind of said where there are two different types

of monkeys, there are your older monkeys

and there are your new world monkeys.

No, I don't know where they get names.

The older monkeys are now more rare

than your new world monkeys.

And we do have monkeys in Zeus to get them wrong,

we do, but the majority of them are new world monkeys.

Now it is simple as going back to the point of right.

Did I go to a zoo in those shoes?

Because as I just said,

there are occasional zoos that I have been to

with that particular breed of monkey.

The answer was no.

I was wearing a new pair of shoes, none bought me.

So that rules that theory out.

Okay, so it starts to, you have a massive list

and you try and eliminate as much as you possibly can.

I've never ever said that this,

Eden is bigfoot and I won't,

because I never actually saw bigfoot make it.

But that's where the science comes in

and you try and science has tried to this prove it.

But when you come to, right, simple, simple animals,

old road monkey is not in humans, we don't have it.

We do have a hint of great ape than us.

So scientists did say that potentially if we're reaching

a long stretch, that could be where that's come from,

it did come up as human DNA as well on there,

which they're like, yeah.

But the old one monkey is like that, the what?

So, but that's where I've spoken to many scientists,

researchers, wildlife investigation investigators,

things like that, and they can't explain it.

And that's why to this day, I can't explain why you've got

two different types of DNA in there.

It's like, no matter how many times I read it,

over and over again, and it's in two different positions.

So we found this one main indentation

and then we went down, kind of, I'd say about 15 minutes away

and it's just we thought, oh, that's interesting.

And it picked it up there as well.

So it's not like it's what one position,

it was two positions.

It was on the same level.

You had two different DNA samples from two different locations

that both came back with the same DNA.

Yeah, so we sent off five different samples.

And they all, I think without remit,

I think it was three that came back with the old one monkey

and grade eight, it was two old one monkey, two grade eight,

one both.

Okay, I think, I think, and if anyone has my book,

it's in there somewhere.

So that's where we, we kind of,

oh, Bobby, did I send you the link for that?

No, you absolutely did that.

Yeah, but I'm not good at this.

He's professional.

So, but I just, to this day, I can, I cannot explain

why they're both in there.

So I hope that answers your question.

Not at all, but yeah.

Now, let me ask you this.

And I know like none of us are probably, you know,

specialists in DNA and all that stuff.

But, you know, we've, we've talked about this a hundred times

about, you know, how when we think we have big foot DNA,

it comes back anomalous or unknown or whatever, right?

So, and the reason for that is because all the DNA that we know,

like we, we see a tiger, we stick it with a needle,

we pull out DNA, this DNA goes to a tiger.

That's how we know that it goes to a tiger.

So at the same point of, you know, like how like 99% of our DNA

is the same as an earthworm.

When we're looking at a human DNA and we don't know

that it's human, would you think that it's an earthworm

if you knew what an earthworm was?

So when we're looking at this, the DNA that you have down there,

you know, the old world monkey, the great ape,

are we just kind of going, this kind of all lines up,

we don't know what it is, but it could be this,

it could be that kind of similar, you know,

where we're only like one, two percent off of these things,

but it's something completely different.

You know, that, that is a very, very good point,

very good point, that because it wasn't just that,

there was caught, there was caught,

and there we had so many other animals that were on there,

we had wild boar, which I thought was pretty cool.

We had, we had Baja, we had deer, we had birds,

we had all different types of chicken on there,

some weird, weird reason.

But you're very right, that there could be several hits on here,

that combine to then create something as,

we might know as big, as big for DNA.

And that's where, when everyone says,

oh, well, that's not big for DNA, well, I went, well, okay.

All right, fine, but you don't, you don't know,

so it could be, let's just say for a random thing for a minute,

that, let's say, big for, has all were monkey DNA and chicken DNA.

It's like, it's like, we don't know until, as you said,

part of it, until we get, so summon in our extract DNA,

or we will never, ever know.

And, but that is the really, really intriguing part

that you've just brought up, not to me.

And this is what I always thought is,

I know money is a huge issue with all this DNA testing

and stuff like that.

But whenever you have a anomalous DNA that comes back

for, you know, the supposed big-foot DNA,

if you could sequence that.

And then the next time you have an anomalous DNA,

sequence that and see if they match.

That is what we need to be doing with this.

And again, it comes down to money and science and stuff

like that is, you know, nobody has the funds

or, you know, the, you know, nobody's funding this

for science to do that.

And hopefully, you know, I know, I don't know if you guys,

you know, Darby Orkut and stuff about what he's doing.

And, you know, maybe he's going to get to that.

Maybe he's doing it.

But it needs to be fully sequenced, this anomalous one,

and matched with other anomalous ones.

So that we can say, okay, we don't know what this animal is.

But here's its DNA.

And it matches this DNA that was found, you know,

at this location that was supposed to be a big-foot.

And here's another one.

And here's another one.

I think that's, that's probably like our best bet

to try and, you know, non-body find these things, you know.

He found proof.

The anomalous thing to me is like black bear

to first responders and officers and stuff.

They're told you saw black bear.

I think when these labs, they get it very rarely.

They're just, well, just make it anomalous.

And that's, that's how they, they cope with it.

And until we have someone that can truly be trusted

and do exactly what you're saying, yeah, it's,

people aren't going to think of, it validates just,

if people knew how expensive and difficult it is

to get anyone to look at it for you,

that alone should, should be like, well, okay,

we got to take this serious.

Because then on top of that, for them to be surprised

and actually say to Daniel and then,

and then, can we have two more weeks?

And they're thinking, oh, God, did we mess it up?

Because they were like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No.

And they went back and they came back and went,

you know what, you blew our minds.

What is this?

That dude, it's, this should be,

I just can't wait till the ghost hunters,

the big putters, the sea serpent like,

we all come together and realize,

we're one awesome, weirdo family that's looking for truth.

And we need to like, when someone finds

and does what this kid did,

we need to lift that up and we need to focus.

Because imagine we took all of our focus power,

we would find that one amazing, successful individual

who would donate to do exactly what you're saying,

because yeah, that's what we need.

It's what we need, 100%.

Yeah.

Have you, here's the other thing,

it's, you know, with the company

that did do the analysis and stuff like that.

And this, you know, like in the documentary,

you show like it.

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It made newspapers, you know,

you're in all these publications,

the local news and all that stuff.

At what point do another DNA sequencing place,

you know, an analysis company go,

hey, let me see that.

You know, let me see the results,

let me compare and do that.

And did anybody reach out?

Did anybody ask for that?

Anybody interested at that point?

I think we had the problem we've won,

the actual company was called SGS.

And they told us to manage expectations on both

because obviously they are a company

that want to, though it might not be,

but it is.

It's that kind of, I don't think

we actually had another lab contact us.

We have had an awful lot of kind of,

I'm saying it was bad.

Well, when it came out,

we have had a lot of people wanting to look at it

and question it.

And, but there is one question that actually

I'll always remember.

I interviewed Dr. Jeff Malzem

and Gramps was there with me.

And he asked a question of this.

Gramps said, is it worth finding this animal

and doing what humans do?

Or is it best to leave it alone

and keep the mystery there?

Because once we find Bigfoot,

all of this and everything stops

because the mystery has gone.

That mystery is no longer there of,

oh, it could be.

Or now, I'm kind of in that middle bit there.

I want to keep the mystery there,

but actually it might be really cool to know what this is.

And say, but it's that question of,

and I think with the DNA,

there is always when you get a photo

or when you get something,

or as you said,

it's going to be money.

That would cost a lot of money to go back and do.

And we don't have that.

If they wanted us to pay for it,

it wouldn't have happened.

None of that would have happened.

And sometimes you will never get an answer.

And there's an investigation as RPG hinted at

that we're really excited about currently,

really excited about that.

I keep saying there is part of us

that will get an answer to something.

We will never actually ever know what happened.

It's the same with everything else.

The site of the biggest Bigfoot mystery

of all the Patas Lenguinmen film.

There have been Hollywood artists,

Bill Munch from Universal Studios

that have looked at this,

that has worked on films like Psycho

and worked on all the different amazing horror films

that that cannot work this out.

And go, this is why I believe.

And that's where sometimes I overlight the mystery

or I like to find out if that makes any sense at all.

I think, and that's all valid and great.

I think that my point was,

is science is based on repeatability.

And like I said,

it pisses me off that not another company came out

and said, let me look at it.

This is really intriguing.

I want to take a look at that sample.

That's what science is.

And because nobody's paying that other company

to do it, the mystery just ends.

And they go, I don't care.

And that, I believe that's coming, right?

We, the every year,

the interest in Relicom and its growth, just a little bit.

And that will come in the day

where somebody in the lab who runs it

or is a top official there also shares

the same passion we do.

Because in a business that makes money

and focuses on money and anything that could potentially

take money and business away from it,

they don't touch.

Look at the shame game in the world around this.

This lab comes out and says we found Bigfoot.

That could potentially ruin business

and make money not flow.

And there's no money in it.

So why would they ever touch it?

So I really believe that it will come through the day

when one of us sits in that position.

And to anyone wondering how you could do it beforehand,

it's all about team building.

You need to find the person that has the money.

You need to build your own lab.

You need to keep it completely private

until you have it mapped out and big enough.

And then you have to have a marketing

and a launch campaign that can't be smited.

And when you have that,

we're not, we'll do it.

Or if you're someone that's thinking about doing that,

we're people that will help you facilitate that.

But that was what it, that's what we'll take.

Or eventually, Barnaby, you're a great grandchildren

and are gonna be running a lab going, you know what?

And it's gonna be great, you know?

That's just that, you know, if these things

really are a, you know, our missing link,

if they have any DNA, any kind of relation to humans,

you would think that with all the medical advancements

and stuff that we would be studying this thing

to exploit it.

You know, think all the adaptations,

the vision, you know, to be able to see in the dark

and, you know, the muscular structure

and all the adaptations, these things have to have to exist

that we couldn't find a way to exploit that to, you know,

for medical purposes or something.

It just doesn't make sense that, you know,

somebody, somebody knows something that's holding it back

or just, it just doesn't make sense, so.

Well, not to go conspiracy theorists too much,

but you wanna know why they wanna take weightlifting away

from prisoners in jail is because it transforms them

with nothing else to do and just time to work out.

Everyone becomes quite a beast.

There, everyone's like a Thor walking around.

What's the same thing with us?

If it is within your brain space to believe

that we might be limited on purpose,

why would they do that?

Or at least release it to the public sector?

My uncle said this one thing to me one time,

really trip me out and I hate it,

but now that I own chickens, I understand it.

He had this chicken that learned to pick the locks,

would get out, would lead all the other chickens,

open up other pens to get them into the other food.

And I said, oh my God, that's amazing.

That chicken, we should breed it.

I didn't even know chickens were smart.

That's great.

Are you breeding it?

He's like, nah, I killed it, made it.

And I went, what, but that's what happens.

If you are too smart and too clever

and you figure out a way out of this beautiful matrix

we're in, you gotta be careful because they don't want that.

So like I said, you make your team

and make yourself too big to die.

Not too big to fail because you'll never fail

whatever this is beautiful.

If you never find Bigfoot doesn't matter,

just keep trying, you know, but anyway.

Yeah.

Yeah.

All right, I could talk to you guys all day.

I really appreciate your time and stuff.

I don't want to keep you.

If you guys get more time and you want to keep talking

by all means, we can continue the conversation here.

But I want to leave it open to you that, you know,

Ryan, what are your final thoughts?

What do you want people to take away from this whole journey

and, you know, that you've been on with Daniel

and where do you want people to take out of this?

Yeah, I, I, you know, for all this technology

and for all this wonderful toys we have,

we're more alone than we've ever been.

And if you want to reconnect and you want to feel better,

find your tribe, that should be your first thing.

If your passion is already unknown animals, great.

You already have, you already know the kind of people

you're looking for, go to conferences, talk to people,

treat it like church or synagogue or mosque, whatever.

Meet people, find your tribe.

We were able to do this.

Yes, all glory to Daniel and his family,

but it did take a village to make this whole thing happen.

And the sooner you find your avengers unite, you know,

your justice league, the sooner you can start finding

your true purpose and like literally waking up every day

just excited to go tackle it.

So the bigger messages, you're not alone, you know,

you're only alone if you choose to be

because there are a bunch of weirdos out there

like us waiting to do cool stuff with you.

So please, you know, please,

especially if there's any mental health

or anything that's going on, getting into the woods will heal.

It's there, there are all these benefits from,

and I could geek out on this for a long time,

but just being near trees, the larger the tree you're near,

literally hug it, literally.

It can put you into a waking state,

which is puts you at ease, makes you calm,

makes you more in tune with the universe.

Take your shoes off, your shoes are coffins for your feet.

Let them connect to the earth.

We live in an electromagnetic realm.

You are basically an antenna, your electricity and water.

Like, like it's so simple and it seems silly,

but just trust an old big footer or a young big footer

or a middle-aged big footer and trust me, the forest heals.

And whatever gets you out there, whether it's big foot,

dog man, whatever, let it get you out there,

and find your tribe.

And yeah, you'll be better for it.

Awesome.

Awesome.

Daniel, are you happy on the plane?

What are your final thoughts?

So I think there's one message and say,

mine is out of the big foot world,

and it's to every single person on this planet,

is you can go to school, you can go to college,

you need to go to work, whatever.

Not everyone learns in four walls,

and I think that's a message that everyone is beginning

to learn.

Not everyone yet, but I think it will.

And I think if there is anyone out there that goes,

I can't do this.

Your classroom is closer than you think I found.

I happened to find mine out in the forest.

I can't quite decide whether that was a mistake

or whether that was the greatest thing ever.

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But it could be anything.

It could be something as simple as history,

or I'll say knitting, or whatever.

It could be something that you are passionate about.

And if someone tells you that's a silly idea,

I wouldn't listen if I do.

You can do anything if you put your mind to it.

And that is my piece of advice to every single person.

And I will encourage anyone, anyone,

and out into the woods, and anyone,

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You've got a lot to learn, Barnaby.

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It's a lot of physical conferences.

But that is my piece of advice.

Very well.

Sage advice. Sage advice.

We are going to wrap things up here, Ryan.

Before we go, do you have any conferences, any events,

anything coming out, any new books, any projects?

What are you working on?

I am asking the Bigfoot community.

I have put off doing a book for years.

I'm finally on track.

I'm finally working on it.

So yes, I hope that in my first,

not this one, we're doing in February,

which is going to be awesome.

My Bigfoot Life Premier in England February 20th, 21st.

If you are in there, or around Somersetter Bridgewater,

Bridgewater not spelt with an E, but with a G, Daniel.

Please come and check it out.

It's red carpet, the sheriff, the high sheriff, right,

of England, like basically right under...

High sheriff for the king.

High sheriff to the king, the mayor,

everyone that made it possible.

We're going to be there, and there's that,

and there's a meet and greet on Saturday,

if you can't make it to the Premier itself.

But it's a big deal.

We're like, we've hopefully expressed to your viewers.

It's powerful in a way that is good, you know,

and people should experience it.

So we're going to wrap it all up

in a beautiful red bow on February 20th and 21st.

Yeah, oh, and yeah, I have tons of confidence

things coming up, but I don't even know where to go with that.

Just please pray for me.

You know, send good vibes for me to finish my book.

I have to do it, and I will be so proud

to present that this year.

So, awesome.

Daniel, you have a book out as well.

Tell everyone where are you going to be,

anywhere that Ryan's not going to be,

and where can people get your book?

So, basically, I will point one thing out

that both me and Ryan were part of an incredible horror film

called A Bigfoot Primal Fair.

That, myself and my father will be going to the Premier

a week tomorrow in London, which is awesome.

And that film will be coming out very soon.

So, anyone up and down the UK,

I've got a couple of conventions lined up

with Mr. Craig David Dowsett,

and say, so I'll be releasing those very soon.

And then I've got a couple of other things lined up,

and then we are heading to August, on August 20th,

29th from February.

Yeah, if I'm going to say, unfortunately,

we've got Ryan coming back to some port for that.

Do you hear that?

I'm cheering. Did you hear that?

No, no.

No, I think that's everyone booing.

But then we have the two other stars

from Expedition Bigfoot,

Russell A. Gordon, Dr. Maraimer,

Henlove to the UK,

and we will be doing a very, very big convention

in August for movie and monster con.

And then we also have some other filming

in the Legends Seekers coming up,

which is very, very cool.

And in fact, I think the episode dropped today, Ryan,

if I'm not right.

Yes, it did.

It's a did, right?

So yes, but apart from that, yeah.

Endure podcast.

Oh.

And I also have the miracle Legends podcast

that is now being released on a monthly basis

with my partner in crime.

Jill Roberts is on there and we into some of the amazing people

in the Bigfoot Paranormal and Crypto Zoology world.

And that is also released, as I said,

on the second week of every month

on the Legends Seekers Network

and on the Mythical Legends podcast.

And we are also on Spotify, Apple Podcasts,

Amazon, Audible, and a lot more.

Yes. And if you watch a Legend Seekers series

that we're in, I do a podcast where we recap

and talk about the behind the scenes

and all the little fun details

that hit the editing room floor, unfortunately.

So yeah, check out Legend Seekers,

especially if you're a family

and especially if you're looking something

that's family-friendly, accessible,

and will inspire you to take that first step

into your own adventure.

Legends Seekers on cut.

Yeah, that's right.

Amazing host.

There we go.

All right.

And then, of course, the My Bigfoot Life documentary,

I know it is on Amazon.

Where else can people find it anywhere else?

So actually, perfect.

On 23rd, it'll be after this podcast release,

but on the 23rd of February,

we have the My Bigfoot Life documentary

being released on Apple TV.

And then there are some other major networks,

currently in talks at the moment,

but we will let everyone else know

where people can find it, but on, yeah.

So it'll be out on Apple TV as well, which is awesome.

Very cool.

And the link for the Amazon is in the show,

and I'll throw in by that one.

So a quick link to go and check that out as well.

I've sent you that.

Yes.

Yeah, you did.

Sure.

We'll go with that.

All right, guys.

Thank you so much for coming on.

It has been an absolute blast.

I can't say enough good things about your documentary.

It really was, it was heartwarming.

It was beautiful.

It was Bigfoot-y.

And it's got everything that you'd want

or need in a Bigfoot documentary.

So awesome.

And Barnaby, thank you for creating a space

for people to come on and share their experiences

because what we learned from Finding Bigfoot

or just being in the space for a while

is just being able to tell it to somebody

that takes you serious and respects you for it, it heals.

And it makes the world a better place.

So thank you for providing a place like that for people.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Thank you guys so much.

Ryan, thanks again.

We'll talk to you later.

Have a good night, man.

Daniel, you too.

Thank you so much for coming on.

Always a pleasure.

I look forward to seeing you in person.

Take care.

All right, guys, that is our show for this week.

And make sure you guys go check out my Bigfoot life.

The link is in the show notes.

It is an awesome documentary, very well done,

very heartwarming, Bigfoot-y, and all the things

that you'd want in a documentary.

Go check it out.

The link is in the show notes.

And until next time, guys, I'll see you on the edge.

Thank you.

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