Note: Dave McCullough chat here originally appeared on the National Sasquatch Day 2025 Episode.

Dave is from Lowell, Massachusetts growing up in the 70's with shows like In search of with Leonard Nimoy seeing the fringe mysteries and grew curious of the strange phenomena. Got more into it in the 90's with more information available and sighting report databases in Sasquatch sightings and reading several books on the subject attended a BRO Expedition in Whitehall, NY in 2005. 20 years later having experiences and investigating in Massachusetts and New England.

Squatchachusetts: ⁠https://squatchachusetts.com/⁠

Squatchachusetts Group: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1479066879016769

Bigfoot stalks the Hudson Valley. The little town of Kinderhook, New York is steeped in history and scary stories. Near the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, it’s where Martin Van Buren is buried and what inspired Washington Irving’s Sleepy Hollow. Kinderhook residents should be familiar with spooky tales of headless horsemen, ghosts, and fairies. But in the 1980s, the town became home for a new type of fright – the Kinderhook Creature, a bigfoot-type hominid that terrorized families and was reported all over the county and beyond. Cover art by Easton Hawk.

Bruce G. Hallenbeck’s The Kinderhook Creature and Beyond: A Personal Reminiscence is the story of those times, delving into the history of its author and his numerous paranormal and cryptozoological encounters, as well as those of his family and other residents of the Kinderhook area. The encounters within these pages include the “Kinderhook Blob,” UFO sightings, ghosts, “little people” and much, much more.

The Book: ⁠https://a.co/d/glNV3Ix⁠ | ⁠https://smalltownmonsters.com⁠

The Documentary: ⁠STM.com⁠ [Coming Soon...]

Collected over the course of two decades in the 1990s and 2000s, these true tales of 20 of America and Canada's most famous spooklights will inform and fascinate you.Spooklights, also known as ghost lights, will o' the wisps, or fairy lights, are anomalous lights of unknown origin that hover over the ground in natural areas such as forests, bogs, and mountains. They differ from other paranormal or supernatural phenomena in that their existence is undeniable; they can be filmed and photographed, and thousands of people have seen them. The lights are tied to specific geographic locations and can often be "called" by various means, often with the use of car headlights.Elisabeth Busch is a multi-genre author who writes both fiction and nonfiction. Most recently, she has been busy working on her science fiction web serial, Children of Copernicus, which is now being published on Amazon in ebook and paperback. She has also written about baby names, true ghost stories, and the paranormal.Buy the Book: https://a.co/d/cM5EQQm