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Leon Thompson: Psychology, Systems, and Sasquatch | ST 21

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On this installment of Sasquatch Tracks, after leading off with news and discussion of all things Sasquatch, we are then joined by Leon Thompson of Bigfoot Okanagan, a group that applies scientific principles toward the study of Sasquatch.

Leon's background is in the study of systems theory, and over the course of the last several years, Leon has applied his unique background and skillset toward the study of Sasquatch and purported sightings in western Canada. Balancing critical thinking and skepticism with an open-mindedness toward the possible existence of relict hominoids, Leon joins us to discuss field research, as well as the possible areas where psychology might be useful in this area of study.

Additionally, Leon shares his own investigative experiences, and even an instance involving a personal observation he made a number of years ago which involved what could have been a juvenile Sasquatch.

Stories and other links discussed in this episode:

Follow Sasquatch Tracks on Twitter.

Got a news tip or story to share? Send us an Email.

Have you seen an animal you can't identify? Submit a report here.

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On this installment of Sasquatch Tracks, after leading off with news and discussion of all things Sasquatch, we are then joined by Leon Thompson of Bigfoot Okanagan, a group that applies scientific principles toward the study of Sasquatch.

Leon's background is in the study of systems theory, and over the course of the last several years, Leon has applied his unique background and skillset toward the study of Sasquatch and purported sightings in western Canada. Balancing critical thinking and skepticism with an open-mindedness toward the possible existence of relict hominoids, Leon joins us to discuss field research, as well as the possible areas where psychology might be useful in this area of study.

Additionally, Leon shares his own investigative experiences, and even an instance involving a personal observation he made a number of years ago which involved what could have been a juvenile Sasquatch.

Stories and other links discussed in this episode:

Follow Sasquatch Tracks on Twitter.

Got a news tip or story to share? Send us an Email.

Have you seen an animal you can't identify? Submit a report here.

  continue reading

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