Sep 1, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 12 segments
What's hiding in the bark? Former Sasquatch researcher Mike shares his controversial theories about Bigfoot, mysterious forest encounters, and where Sasquatch may come from and go after disappearing…
Tom FranklinHostNow, whether eclipse has something to do with it or not, but ironies are ironies.
In my location here in Ohio, this week they're having a lunar eclipse, and then later on this month they're having another solar eclipse.
I do notice there seems to be some kind of quote-unquote high strangeness when things like this happen.
And I believe that one of the high strangeness is that you and I are talking right now because I had no plans of talking to anybody about this stuff.
So anyways, about a week later after that, this first time I see a quote unquote UFO.
And it was black and white, gray, and it seemed to go in and out, in and out.
I went, what the hell is that? And I went to the bathroom all of a sudden and came back and it was still there.
One of my observations, at least my experience, what people call UFOs, they're not mechanical.
Now, whether eclipse has something to do with it or not, but ironies are ironies.
In my location here in Ohio, this week they're having a lunar eclipse, and then later on this month they're having another solar eclipse.
I do notice there seems to be some kind of quote-unquote high strangeness when things like this happen.
And I believe that one of the high strangeness is that you and I are talking right now because I had no plans of talking to anybody about this stuff.
So anyways, about a week later after that, this first time I see a quote unquote UFO.
And it was black and white, gray, and it seemed to go in and out, in and out.
I went, what the hell is that? And I went to the bathroom all of a sudden and came back and it was still there.
One of my observations, at least my experience, what people call UFOs, they're not mechanical.
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