All right, welcome to the podcast Judd Burton, all the way from

the great state of Texas. Dr. Burton has a degree in anthropology and a PhD in

history from Texas Tech University, Go Red Raiders focusing on early

Christianity and Greco-Roman religions. He's studied topics like the survival

of mythology, sacred geography, folk religion, and contemporary alternative

religious movements. Judd wrote a book called Interview with the Giant about

sacred geography and the Nephilim Dossier. He knows a lot about Mount Herman,

we're gonna talk about in this podcast. He's an expert on the ethno historical

notes of the Nephilim and welcome to show Judd, we're so glad to have you here.

Happy to be here. It's great to hear your voice.

Just to get it going, what are your thoughts on Bigfoot and Sasquatch? We ask

that to every guest right out of the gate. You know, I sort of came out of the

Grover Crants school. You know, because of my anthropology background, of course

most of the stuff that I've done anthropologically has been, you know,

cult, you know, ethno, basically, ethnology and archeology. So I didn't, most of

my coursework in physical anthropology was very basic, but I did have some

graduate training in physical anthropology. You know, I remember reading about

Grover Crants and how they sort of gave him the Fox Mulder treatment at Washington

State, you know, going out on a limb and saying actually that yeah, they're

they're probably out there. His idea was that they were a remnant population of

a gigantic epithesis from the Pleistocene epoch. And you know, that's as

valid a theory as any. My sense of the matter is that just from an anthropological

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