Thanks for that link, Janine! I always hate it when they have a great Coast to Coast show cause, invariably, I miss most of it - gotta get to sleep so I can stay awake through work the next day.
That was a really good interview with Joe. I left the radio playing as I slept and I caught bits and pieces of it.
One part I found especially interesting is when they discussed Bigfoot. Joe mentioned that he believes there is a possibility that the Sasquatch is responsible for some of the many people that go missing in national parks every year. If you have never read "Missing 411" (a set of two books that details all the missing people from national parks over the last 80-100 years) by David Paulides, you should check them out. They are creepy. Strange things have happened - like missing children, as young as two or three, being found 10-15 miles away from where they disappeared, over extremely rugged terrain and not having any cuts or bruises; sometimes even being found dry when it had rained during the time they were missing. When asked where they had been, what happened to them, and how did they get so far from where they disappeared, the formerly missing children had some very strange things to say.
I've seen where others have conjectured that maybe Bigfoot is responsible for the phenomenon detailed in Paulides' "Missing 411" books. But I was somewhat surprised to hear Joe state the same suspicion. Now - of course - I'm wondering if Joe believes this based on remote viewing sessions that he has done (I know he has RVed Bigfoot and that Joe believes, based on his results, that Bigfoot is real). Or if he was just stating a possibility. Does anyone have any info on this?
Another great interview with Joe. Considering the arrogant tone, the boasting, the scores of failed predictions and the deep levels of BS that we always get with the person who usually represents Remote Viewing on Coast to Coast, I really wish Joe was on there more often. IMO, no one represents RV with the kind of integrity, rationality, common sense, and insight that Joe does. Don