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Sasquatch Odyssey is a top paranormal podcast featuring real Bigfoot encounters, Sasquatch sightings, and in-depth cryptid research. Each week, we bring you riveting interviews with eyewitnesses who have come face-to-face with the elusive Sasquatch, sharing powerful firsthand accounts of Bigfoot encounters from across North America and beyond. But Sasquatch Odyssey goes beyond the stories.We dive ... more

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Fred from the SubArctic Alaska Sasquatch YouTube Channel is back with two disturbing “hairy man” accounts from remote Alaska.The first takes us to the Yukon River in 1986–87, where brothers Charles and Jacob were running skiffs for a guided hunting o... more

Part Seven brings Born Wild: Koda’s Odyssey, Volume Two to a close while quietly opening the door to everything that comes next.

The story returns to the clearing where so much of Koda and Eli’s journey began, the same place where a frightened human... more

Brian welcomes Linda from California and longtime Bigfoot researcher David Raygoza for a firsthand encounter and the investigation that followed.Linda shares how the Patterson-Gimlin film first sparked her interest in Bigfoot before strange experienc... more

Fred from the SubArctic Alaska Sasquatch YouTube Channel is back with one of the strangest and most unsettling wilderness stories he has shared yet. Curtis, James, and their friend Mike had spent years saving for the chance to fly into a remote stret... more

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Recent Guests

Thomas Sewid
Member of the Kwakwakiwak First Nation; Sasquatch researcher and storyteller
Kwakwakiwak Nation (BC, Canada)
Episode: Sasquatch Island
Carl from Maine
Bigfoot researcher and former contractor who shares extensive encounters and a evolving hypothesis about the nature of Sasquatch
Independent researcher
Episode: I Saw A Hulking Monster
Doug from Washington State
Bigfoot witness and investigator from Washington state
Washington State (WA)
Episode: Bigfoot In Washington State
John Jr.
Son of John Sr., participant in the same expedition
Alaskan bush/Local family
Episode: Bigfoot Damaged The Shed
John Sr.
Caribou hunter sharing a 1987 Mulchatna expedition encounter
Alaskan bush/Local family
Episode: Bigfoot Damaged The Shed
Todd Disotell
Professor of anthropology; expert in DNA analysis of cryptids
University of Massachusetts Amherst (Professor of Anthropology); NYU (Professor Emeritus)
Episode: Bigfoot DNA With Dr. Todd Disotell
Jeff Meldrum
Professor of Anthropology and Bigfoot researcher
Idaho State University (implied)
Episode: Sasquatch Unleashed: Part Three
Todd Standing
Sasquatch investigator and figure featured in Discovering Bigfoot; controversial researcher
Calgary, Alberta (radium research area); Todd Standing's own work
Episode: Sasquatch Unleashed: Part Three
Mary Ann
Returned guest; expedition organizer
BFR Expeditions / BFRO-related events
Episode: Bigfoot Bumped Our Tent

Hosts

Fred Alaska
Host of the show, introducing guest anecdotes and guiding the narrative
Fred in Alaska
Host of the show, narrating and guiding the recounting of encounters

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • Koda

    Love the show & the Koda tales … also

    Fred Roehle… thanks & keep

    the show coming …from the SW of England

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TeeJai6
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Recycled content 🗑️ 🐵🤖

    I’ve noticed something about Brian‘s podcast content. A lot of the subject matter is recycled onto his other podcasts. Example he talked about William Roe on this podcast and then he did it on his other podcasts! He’ll talk about ape canyon and do it again on the other 20 Bigfoot podcasts he has.

    This is all indicative of a desperation to make money 💴 instead of quality content. He just wants numbers.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    GEFtheMongoose
    United States2 months ago
  • Don’t know anymore

    Bro I really like your show but in the last couple of weeks I am finding you really hard to listen to now

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    rierra82
    Australia3 months ago
  • Good riddance 🫈

    I’m so glad Brian is no longer the host of this pile. Hopefully Fred in Alaska can do better. No more hysterics. No more thin skinned, whining. No more hyper monetizing . No more AI.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    GEFtheMongoose
    United States4 months ago
  • We miss you Brian

    This was always a great podcast for Bigfoot enthusiasts. Brian is gone now but never forgotten thank you Brian for the memories

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mclary9808
    United States4 months ago

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Listeners praise strong storytelling and clear sound quality.
Some criticism centers on perceived monetization or repetitive framing in certain episodes.
Guests are credible and varied, with good balance between eyewitnesses and experts.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Sasquatch Island
Q: What do you know about Wood Knox?
Sewid discusses Wood Knocks as a notable indicator of Sasquatch presence, comparing different theories (stick banging, rocks, mouth pops) and emphasizing a need for practical, evidence-based understanding rather than dismissing the phenomenon entirely.
I Saw A Hulking Monster
Q: How did this experience affect your personal life and beliefs?
The experience became transformative, leading to obsession with data, shifts in faith, and eventually significant life changes including a divorce and relocation as I sought to understand what I had witnessed.
I Saw A Hulking Monster
Q: Describe the first time you saw something that changed your view of these creatures.
It was a clear encounter on the Baker Dam road: a towering, dark-eyed figure stepped into view, and I felt an overwhelming mix of fear, disbelief, and a mind that wouldn't let me look away.
I Saw A Hulking Monster
Q: What sparked your interest in Bigfoot, and how did you begin researching them?
I grew up with Bigfoot media, joined a local group, and started going on side-by-sides with a mentor; over time, the sightings accumulated and I moved from curiosity to active investigation.
Bigfoot In Washington State
Q: Before you guys saw this thing, was Bigfoot on your radar? Had you seen the Patterson-Gimlin film? Was it something you were aware of?
Doug confirms awareness of Bigfoot and the Patterson-Gimlin film, framing his account within a context of local lore, skepticism, and the possibility of misidentification, while noting that personal experience ultimately shifted his view about the reality of such encounters.

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What is Sasquatch Odyssey about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Across recent episodes, the show centers on first-hand cryptid encounters, especially Sasquatch, with a strong emphasis on detailed eyewitness storytelling, field investigations, and critical examination of evidence. Guests range from travelers and hunters to scientists and researchers, often blending vivid remote-wilderness narratives with discussions about biology, DNA, and methodological skepticism. A standout trait is the storytelling craft—listeners get immersive, cinematic recounts set against rugged landscapes, plus thoughtful dialogue on credibility, evidence, and the cultural pull of Bigfoot lore. The format often fuses personal accounts with expert commentary, making it appealing to both believers and skeptics who crave rigorous d... more

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