Show Notes
**👣 BIGFOOT RESEARCH, PTSD HEALING & BIKER BIGFOOT | Untold Radio AM**
Join hosts **Doug Hajicek** and **Jeff Perrella** as they sit down with **Ron Howes** — dedicated Bigfoot researcher and founder of **BELIEVE IN YOURSELF: Fight Against PTSD**.
Ron shares his incredible journey: a life-changing encounter with a massive Sasquatch at age 13 on his family farm, decades of private research, and how he now brings his expeditions and evidence to the public. Through his larger-than-life character **Biker Bigfoot**, Ron delivers fun, conversation, and healing to veterans, first responders, and the cryptid community.
In this episode, discover powerful stories of Sasquatch encounters and Ron’s inspiring message: *"You never know what life’s gonna bring next, so say yes, and enjoy the journey by believing in yourself and others."*
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