54 episodes
Mythical Legends Daniel Barnett
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4.5 • 4 Ratings
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Mythical Legends podcast , we interview some of the biggest scientists and researchers in the history of the Bigfoot legend , we cover lots of different Cryptids , join us on our journey
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Into the Wild with Adam Davies
Join us with the one and only Adam Davies. We have a brilliant discussion about his explorations in the woods. Enjoy!!
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Legends of the Sunshine State
Join us with David Sidoti, A Skunk Ape Researcher, come and hear and learn about the Skunk Ape. Enjoy!
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Encountering the Unknown (S2 E20)
Join us for our first Paranormal Episode on the Podcast. A young man came on, and he explained that he had experienced some strange things. Have a Listen and Enjoy.
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The UK Bigfoot Conference (S2 E19)
Join Jill and me as we talk about our upcoming Conferences and Podcasts. Come join us for a laugh. New episodes coming. Exciting new ghost story next week.
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The World of Cryptozoology (S2 E18)
Join us with the amazing Ken Gerhard!! Enjoy. (We apologise for the late upload )
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Jeremiah Byron
Join us for an amazing podcast with podcaster and researcher Jeremiah Byron. Enjoy
Customer Reviews
Great
My mom sent me this from a friend and is absolutely amazing
Fantastic work
This is my first time ever listening to a podcast and I don’t think it can ever be beaten
A Good Effort (but lose the background soundtrack)
Constructively, this is a good podcast given the hosts age and experience. He should be applauded for his dedication to creating and recording a regular podcast, accompanying brand, promotion efforts and attracting such high profile guests. You cannot fault the enthusiasm and commitment.
The podcast introduction borrows heavily/influenced by Sasquatch Chronicles. No doubt Wes Germer would take this as a compliment.
My only genuine feedback (which I sincerely hope is acted upon) is to lose the background soundtrack whilst interviewing guests. I personally (others may not), find it annoying and that it really detracts from the actual interviews and dialogue. The conversation should be the centrepiece of the podcast. As a listener, I was struggling to focus on the points that Dr Meldrum, for example, was trying to convey. A background soundtrack is not required. Less is more!
Great effort. Keep up the hard work.
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