Show Notes
In this episode Brett and James catch up and discuss where things are at with the Lost River Legends podcast. We chat about the direction we are going, changing the subject matter from Bigfoot to UFOs and other unexplained phenomena. Some would say these subjects aren’t connected, but what we are finding is that weirdness is all connected in some way.
We discuss some of the things we have been listening to that have us scratching our heads. Brett shares an abduction story from Bud Hopkins a UFO abduction specialist on a mass sighting/abduction shared on PBS NOVA.
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