Monday, May 20, 2013
Bigfoot Road Trip - London Cast Preview
Bigfoot Road Trip (due out this June) is a DVD unlike any others both in content and format. It is divided up into eight chapters, each with its own theme and journey. One of the chapters details the events surrounding the finding, casting, and analysis of the London Tracks. While the full length of the London Cast chapter is well over 20 minutes long, Craig Flipy and I thought you'd like to see a super-condensed preview of this section. Enjoy!
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Cliff Barackman
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Bigfooting life,
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Sunday, May 12, 2013
Happy Mother's Day!
Enjoy this Mother's Day video from the Jane Goodall Institute showing a surrogate mother to some chimplings. If it moves you, donate something to the JGI to show your appreciation for what they do. Remember, Jane herself has spoken out about the possibility of bigfoots being real!
This Mother's Day, join JGI in honoring Tchimpounga's resident "surrogate chimp mom," La Vieille!
As one of Tchimpounga's oldest residents, La Vieille has a very special role to play at the sanctuary. She spends her time helping Tchimpounga’s new arrivals learn how to socialize with other chimps and gain independence from their human caregivers. Though the young chimps sometimes like to pester her, La Vieille remains a dedicated, protective guardian.
Click here to donate to the Jane Goodall Institute.
As one of Tchimpounga's oldest residents, La Vieille has a very special role to play at the sanctuary. She spends her time helping Tchimpounga’s new arrivals learn how to socialize with other chimps and gain independence from their human caregivers. Though the young chimps sometimes like to pester her, La Vieille remains a dedicated, protective guardian.
Click here to donate to the Jane Goodall Institute.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Bigfoots Run in Relay for Life
In Glenwood, AR on May 3rd, a bigfoot was seen running in the annual fundraiser called Relay for Life. For those who don't know, Relay for Life is an annual fundraiser featuring cancer survivors and friends of those who were taken by cancer. Sponsors give money to various teams, but all the funds eventually make their way to the American Cancer Society.
One team took their love for bigfoot and turned it into a force of good by getting a bigfoot costume and making some plaster footprint casts to boost morale and generate buzz. Being the son of a cancer survivor myself, I cannot say how great it is to see bigfoot join the fight against cancer.
You can donate to the bigfoot team by clicking this link. Again, all money ends up at the American Cancer Society.
Friday, May 10, 2013
"I Hope They Find Bigfoot" by Bill Liscomb
I love stuff like this... Thanks, Bill!
To visit Bill Liscomb's official website, click this link. You can buy this song for less than a buck in his store!
To visit Bill Liscomb's official website, click this link. You can buy this song for less than a buck in his store!
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