Bigfoot and Beyond with Cliff and Bobo.

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And now your hosts, Cliff Berkman and James Bobo Faye.

Greetings, Bobes, Matt. How you guys doing?

Good.

Awesome. Pretty excited. A day. We have a cool guest. I barely, I have barely begun to meet this gentleman. Good. Awesome. Pretty excited. We have a cool guest. I have barely begun to meet this gentleman. We're going to hop right into. We can catch up, I guess, on the members sing later or something. So I got this text a while ago from Shane Corson, our good friend, Shane Corson, saying, Hey, Cliff, there's this dude. You should meet him. He's a bigfooter. He's in the fish. He plays guitar.

I was just talking to the other day and I'm thinking, what a perfect guest for Bigfoot and Beyond.

And so I say, all right, well, whatever. I'll get this guy a call. I gave him a call. And sure enough, he's great.

Gentleman named Larry Anderson. Hey, Larry, how are you doing this evening?

I'm doing great. Thanks for having me on. I'm honored. We are honored, of course, because it turns out you're also a long-time listener. So, yeah, you guys have given me so many hours of great entertainment between the podcast and the Finding Bigfoot show that I hope I'm able to give something back here. Well, I got something out of our conversation, so I'm sure that our listeners are going to enjoy this one, too. Well, Larry, none of us, I didn't know you until a couple days ago. I don't think Bobo or Matt knows you really. I think Matt, you said you might have met Larry at one point. I'm pretty certain of it back when I was living in Washington and out in the field there a lot. I've heard the name. Well, yeah, as it turns out, Larry's been lurking around the shadows of Bigfoot for kind of a long time. But before we get into that, let's maybe we should introduce him to our listeners in a sort of way. Larry, introduce yourself like Larry Anderson. What do you do for money? And also you can circle back around and tell us how you started this big foot adventure of yours.

Sure. You know, I've always had two or three jobs, it seems like, so I stayed pretty busy. Now my main occupation is a guitar instructor. And I do teach a little bit of bass guitar and keyboards as well.

And I have a car detailing business that I do off and on.

I've been doing that since I was 20 years old, and I'm 57 now.

And I got into the whole Sasquatch subject when I was eight or nine years old.

My dad took me to see a movie in downtown Mount Vernon.

I was born and raised in Mount Vernon, Washington.

I still lived here.

And he took me to see this movie in a theater downtown and it was a bigfoot movie.

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