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On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys discuss how a Michigan farmer uncovers a rare, nearly complete Woolly Mammoth fossil in his field, a woman in Kentucky spots a pink ‘Pig-Human Hybrid’ running across the road, a man in Oswego County, New York records what he believes are Sasquatch/Bigfoot howling sounds, then they discuss how a warming world could be a Crocodile infested one. Then after the break Cam brings up some unusual flying humanoid sightings both in America and even Poland and Kyle brings up friend of the show Lon Strickler’s sighting of the Sykesville Monster in Maryland. What is going on? It appears that the government is aware of Bigfoot/Sasquatch and is suppressing  what it knows! Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives. You can email the show with your own sightings or share news and ideas at expandedperspectives@yahoo.com. Also, you can call the show and leave us a message telling others what you like about the show and why they should tune in and we might play it during one of our breaks. The phone number is 817-945-3828. Also, please write us a review on iTunes. This helps out the show immensely. Finally, if you want more Expanded Perspectives you can sign up for Expanded Perspectives Elite. For only $5 a month you can get an additional show every Thursday as well as access to all of our back episodes. There are over 60 there now. Just go to the website to sign up. Have a great week!!

Show Notes:

• Michigan Farmer Uncovers Rare, Near-Complete Woolly Mammoth Fossil in his Field
• Pink ‘Pig-Human Hybrid’ Spotted in Kentucky
• ‘Bigfoot Howls” recorded in New York
• A Warming World Could Be a Crocodile Infested One
• Phantoms and Monsters Website
• Lon Strickler’s Sighting of the Sykesville Monster

Music:

All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided with permission from Pretty Lights! Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com

Songs Used:

• Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin
• Understand Me Now
• The Time Has Come
• Lost and Found